Before the early 1900s, sharks were considered harmless and shy. In July 1916, everything changed when there were five shark attacks in New Jersey and only one victim survived. But the animal behind the New Jersey attacks might not have been a great white shark. It was possibly a bull shark. Two of the attacks happened in a freshwater creek. Great white sharks can’t survive in freshwater—but bull sharks can.
Thanks to a brilliant Creator, bull sharks have the special features they need to survive in a fallen world.