Kenya is home to sharks like the blue, shortfin mako, and whale shark.
List of the Different Types of Sharks in Kenya
| Species | Maximum Size | Aggressiveness |
| Blacktip Reef Shark | 3-4 feet | Moderately aggressive (if provoked) |
| Blue Shark | 6-11 feet | Not aggressive |
| Gray Reef Shark | 4-5 feet | Highly aggressive |
| Scalloped Hammerhead Shark | 9-12 feet | Moderately aggressive |
| Shortfin Mako Shark | 6.5-9.5 feet | Highly aggressive |
| Silky Shark | 7-10 feet | Highly aggressive |
| Tiger Shark | 10-14 feet | Highly aggressive |
| Whale Shark | 18-32 feet | Not aggressive |
| Whitetip Reef Shark | 3-5.5 feet | Moderately aggressive (only when provoked) |
Recent Cases of Shark Attacks in Kenya >>
FAQs
1. Have there been shark attacks in Kenya?
There have been several shark attacks in the country, with the most recent one taking place in 2011.
2. Can I go diving with sharks in Kenya?
Yes, there are certain places in Kenya where you can go diving with whale sharks.
