It is unlikely that the frilled shark would attack a human as they are normally found in deep waters and humans are not their typical prey. However, if a frilled shark was to attack a human, it is possible that the human could be eaten. The frilled shark has 300 sharp teeth arranged in 25 rows which can cause serious damage. Additionally, the frilled shark’s first three rows of teeth are tipped with poison which can induce paralysis. Although there have been no reported cases of the frilled shark attacking humans, it is important to be aware of the risks involved in entering its territory.