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Thrill-Seeking Influencers Chasing Shark Selfies Are Getting Bitten - National

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While shark bites on humans are very rare, a 2020 study at the University of Technology in Auckland noted an increase in trends such as the ‘wildlife selfie.'

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Thrill-seeking influencers chasing shark selfies are getting bitten - National

While shark bites on humans are very rare, a 2020 study at the University of Technology in Auckland noted an increase in trends such as the ‘wildlife selfie.'

·Toronto, Canada
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Increasing Number of Accidents: Perfect Selfie with Shark – New TikTok Trend Worries Parents and Experts

It's about attention – for the perfect picture or video together with a shark. Experts warn of a growing carelessness. Accidents and bites occur more and more often because people underestimate the distance to wild animals.

·Berlin, Germany
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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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