Stats and Data

One of the major reasons some of us survivors shared our attack information was so others could learn from our experiences. But complaints of many victims were that once they submitted their data, no access was later given to them to see what was done with the information. This is an unacceptable situation. Every database on shark accidents is built on the pain, suffering and trauma of victims, and every victim should be able to access this data.

As a member:

1)  You have (!) free access to one of the largest database on shark accidents available on the internet.
 You can search by dates, place, time, species etc. and create your own graphs and correlations.

2) You can request a detailed analysis of your accident and how it  fits / differs with other incidents in the same area, worldwide or any other factor that may be of interest to you.

3) Discussion boards where only fellow victims have access.

The database is maintained by SAVN fellow victim Erich Ritter

To access the data / base click here (see NOTE first) DataBase

NOTE: In order to use the database you need a password, please fill out the form: Contact


 

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