It depends on where in the world you are. If it would be safe to swim during the day (for example, if there are no dangerous currents or sea-creatures) there is no reason it should be dangerous at night, unless the water becomes very cold. Best not to go alone, though!
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Yes. Use extreme caution when swimming in these hostile waters...
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No. During the night time, you cannot see anything clear in the ocean regardless how good your vision you have. Sharks can be very active during the night time in the ocean and they will feed on anything that they see at night time. Currents can also drive you off far into the sea and you may find yourself lost near the middle of the ocean depending on how strong and big the currents are. At night, you also cannot see the coast boundaries, and you can swim in the wrong direction out into sea. Even the strongest swimmers are afraid to swim in the ocean at night time because of the powerful currents. It is basically like common sense.
Atlantic ocean
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Swimming in Your Ocean was created in 1993.
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The Pacific.
How many people are swimming in the ocean depends on several factors. It depends on the time of year, location, and what time of the day or night it is. Sharks typically hunt aggressively at night, but some people believe that sharks hunt the most aggressively at sunset and sunrise.