No, It doesn't.
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For a tiger shark to attack, the water does not have to be very deep at all. For an attack to be possible, you would only have to be in water one quarter up your shin for a baby to attack. If it is a larger tiger shark you are worried about, you could be in water as shallow as halfway up your thigh. For a full grown tiger shark, if your legs are underwater, you are vulnerable.
Yes, sharks can swim close to shore in New Jersey, particularly during warmer months when they are more active and seeking food. Species like the sand tiger and blacktip sharks are often spotted in nearshore waters. While shark sightings can occur, attacks on humans are extremely rare, and most sharks pose little threat to swimmers. It's always wise to stay informed about local conditions and follow safety guidelines when swimming in coastal areas.
all you do is get tuna ham and other food that contains meat dump it near a beach or a ocean if you stay there long enough you might see a tiger shark a nurse shark a whale shark a basking shark or a great white shark
Tiger sharks do. they sometyimes come to the surface for a while then go back into deeper areas and stay there.
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Because it is the breeding season and the females need to come ashore to lay their eggs on the beaches.
Tiger and reef sharks primarily. The bigger sharks in Guam (like the tiger shark) typically stay beyond the coral reef where they hunt larger prey (like turtles). This is where most shark attacks are reported in Guam (though attacks are incredibly rare: a 1 in 11.5 million chance).
how long does a baby shark have to stay in the mothers stomach.
if you see a shark near you, stay calm and don't thrash around. just swim as fast as possible to shallower water/the shore. if you panic and writhe around, the shark will think you're injured and therefore an easier target. if a shark comes at you, punch it in the gills, punch it in the nose, or jab it in the eyes. then swim like hell and pray to every god you can think of.
There are only two known to stay year round, which are the Black Tip Reef Shark, and the White Tip Reef Shark, others such as the tiger shark and great white are also known to migrate every year for a few weeks to the Cayman Islands.