Discovery Channel’s annual Shark Week, which features a week’s worth of shark-based TV programming and debuted in 1988, begins this Sunday. Which comes closest to your view?

Discovery Channel’s annual Shark Week, which features a week’s worth of shark‑based TV programming and debuted in 1988, begins this Sunday. Which comes closest to your view? Published on July 21, 2017 → Survey conducted on July 21, 2017 on 4129 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Shark Week helps educate the public about sharks

27%

Shark Week fosters an irrational fear toward sharks

10%

Shark Week is standard TV entertainment and doesn’t sway the public in either direction

32%

Not sure

31%

Shark Week helps educate the public about sharks

27%

Shark Week fosters an irrational fear toward sharks

10%

Shark Week is standard TV entertainment and doesn’t sway the public in either direction

32%

Not sure

31%

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