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A wireless network is incomplete without a router. The router connects to the broadband connection and in turn the access point in the router enables your laptop or computer to connect with the Internet. There are many wireless routers available in the market and to label one of them as the best and the other not so good is not an easy task. But when we take the speed of transmission of the data, the range it transmits and the ease of use, there are not many that can compete with each other in the wireless router category.

After extensive research we found that the Belkin Wireless Pre-N router is the best in the wireless router category. People who use the router have found it to be very good and it is easy to install as well. The range it covers is very good. It works with Windows, Mac and Linux too. The best part about the router is that it is able to withstand cellular and cordless phone interference. The speed with which data is transmitted is also good.

Though it is priced a little on the higher side, the benefits that it provides make up for it. Not only our research, but experts in the field also provide testimony to the fact that the Belkin Wireless Pre-N router is the best wireless router.

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What are the 39 types of sharks known to harm humans? Well, as soon as you read this question, your mind probably started racing, your heartbeat became more rapid and your throat dried out. the question that probably consumes your thoughts right now is: Are there that many dangerous species of sharks out there?

Well, calm down. Yes there are 39 types of sharks known to have harmed humans but only three species were actually involved in unprovoked shark attacks. No, Jaws itself, better known as a Great White shark was not one of these species. Surprised? In fact, out of 1190 shark attacks between 1580 and 2005, there were only 3 provoked shark attacks, one being fatal. Each of the following species was involved in one shark attack: the Hammerhead shark, the Blue shark and the Shortfin Mako shark. The fatal attack was done by the Hammerhead shark.

So according to the ISAF (International Shark Attack File) between 1580 and 2005, there were 1187 unprovoked shark attacks done by 36 types of sharks. In fact, 17 of the 36 species involved in unprovoked shark attacks were responsible for 5 shark attacks or less. These types of sharks are: the Galapagos shark, the Tope shark, the Silvertip shark, the Spiny Dogfish shark, the Tresher shark, The Bignose shark, the Smooth Dogfish shark, the Basking shark, the Horn shark, the Sixgill shark, the Whale shark, the Greenland shark, the Whitetip Reef shark, the Porbeagle shark, the Leopard shark, the Mako shark and the Great Hammerhead shark.

Of the remaining 19 types of sharks known to harm humans, 6 types of sharks are responsible for 6 to 9 unprovoked shark attacks. These are the following species: the Grey Reef shark, the Oceanic Whitetip shark, the Sandbar shark, the Sevengill shark, the Dusky shark and the Silky shark.

Of the 13 types of sharks that are left, 3 species are responsible for 14 to 19 unprovoked shark attacks. These are the following types of sharks: the Spinner shark, the Blacktip Reef shark and the Bronze Whaler shark.

Of the 10 types of sharks that have been involved in 23 to 27 unprovoked shark attacks on humans, you have the 3 following shark species: the Lemon shark, the Caribbean Reef shark and the Wobbegong shark.

Now you have the top ten sharks that have been known to attack humans, 7 species are responsible for unprovoked shark attacks while 3 species that were mentioned earlier on this page have been involved in provoked shark attacks. The 7 species are: the Great White shark, the Tiger shark, the Bull shark, the Sand Tiger shark, the Requiem shark, the Nurse shark and the Blacktip shark.

The top 10 species are: the Great White shark (#1), the Tiger shark (#2), the Bull shark (#3), the Sand Tiger shark (#4), the Requiem shark (#5), the Nurse shark (#6), the Shortfin Mako (#7), the Blacktip shark (#8), the Hammerhead shark (#9) and the Blue shark (#10). The numbers of shark attacks done by these species vary between 36 and 410.

As you can see, the 20% types of sharks involved in shark attacks may seem impressive but not as alarming as you may have thought at first.

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