1. Great white (no question)
2. Whale shark (controversial, but extremely impressive in person due to their size)
3. Tiger shark (your archetypal mean aggressive dangerous shark)
4. Hammerhead
5. Those ones that look like they have hedge trimmers for noses

Whale shark to me has been the big climber (although I may be biased because I lived in atlanta and saw constant ads for the atl aquarium) along with the revelation that tiger sharks are actually the most dangerous to humans.

There are a lot fewer of them around now than when I was a kid. The trend continues down as we keep doing mass commercial fishing the way we do.

Wikipedia

This is a clamshell shark, it's not a hammerhead, lots of people confuse clamshell, scallopshell and hammerhead sharks as the all have that T shape, but there's physical differences and differences in there pattern of sensing electrical impulses :o)

They have the coolest shark superpower on the underside of their head. They have neurons that are so sensitive to electrical stimulation, they can sense the current generated by muscle contractions of prey buried under the sea floor.

Sorry but Blåhaj made them scooch down a spot the rankings. Hammerheads are definitely down to beung a top 3-4 shark.

I blame shark week and their over-emphasis on the Great White.

My son bough a Fahlo Bracelet, that lets you track endangered animals. His follows a Hammerhead shark that is swimming around the Gulf of Mexico, and has been around Florida for many months.

But we recently found a new one! Clint's reptiles recently did a video all about hammerheads. https://youtu.be/T3xWjtx1_fM