Sharks are not a threat to landlocked countires/states

Most sharks attack beaches that are on coastal cities, such as Tampa, FL. In 1998-2004 in Florida alone, there were 280 shark attacks and 4 fatalities were a result of those. Also in Florida, in that same time period, there were over 10,000 boating accidents. Some of those had to be because of a shark attack.

-Notice that in all of this data, no landlocked state is mentioned. Therefore, I assume that the number of shark attacks and fatalities in these landlocked states. Because of this, it is assumed that if you go boating, or swimming in a lake or pool that's landlocked, you are relatively safe from any danger that a shark might pose to you*.

*Does not apply to aquariums.

Boating Accidents and Fatalities Compared to Shark Attacks and Fatalities

State	Period	Number of Boating Accidents	Number of Boating Fatalities	Number of Shark Attacks	Number of Shark Attack Fatalities
Alabama	1998-2009	1,083	205	4	0
California	1998-2009	8,278	599	30	3
Georgia	1998-2009	1,741	173	4	0
Florida	1998-2009	10,172	754	280	4
Hawaii	1998-2009	181	30	41	1
North Carolina	1998-2009	1,972	246	21	1
Oregon	1998-2009	848	177	7	0
South Carolina	1998-2009	1,320	219	28	0
Texas	1995-2009	2,346	543	13	0
TOTALS		27,941	2,946	428	9
Number per Year (average)		2,328.4	245.5	35.7	0.8