Each year we would expect more attacks than the previous year based on the fact that the human populations grow, and there's more people entering the water.

[When asked what constituted a] shark attack, ... We count 'em all, if it involves a shark and a bite.

You don't want to grab their tail or touch them, go for a ride or do anything that alters their natural behavior.

It appears that humans are doing a better job of avoiding being bitten, and on the rare occasion where they actually meet up with a shark, are doing the right thing to save their lives.

It's an odds game,

We're not seeing more. Right now we're about on target for what our norm was last year.