There's only been one incident involving an actual death during the process of underwater welding, which happened in 1943 when a student was wet welding.
The potential danger from electric current during underwater welding is extremely low because the welder-diver is grounded. It's also direct current (DC), not alternating current (AC), so it's focused at the weld site.
Other dangers to underwater welders (commercial divers) are more prevalent, including decompression sickness and drowning. I outline these dangers in my article: waterwelders.com/zap-bang-pop-hazards-safety-measures-of-underwater-welding/
There are a lot of risks in underwater welding, the main risk is ur machine blowing up and/ or drowning
Getting between the ground and his work which results in electrocution.
Because they are under water all the time so it is more likely for them to drown.
no way it'll die never put a hamster under water
Yes,they will die in water because snails will die under water so yes.
Yes, while he can live under water, he does need to surface to breath.
no they would die under water
They can breathe under water for as long as they want because the have gills and can get their oxygen from the water. In fact, they'll die within minutes if removed from the water.
No, you cannot die from putting a bleeding cut under hot water. The only bad thing about putting a bleeding cut under hot water is that it expands the vessels and will not stop the bleeding. Luke warm water or cold water is the best for a bleeding cut.
you dig it under the groung and water it but dont give it to much water or it will die
you drown and die
because they have an instinct to tell them go under the sand or what ever is on the bottom .or to just go deeper under water.
No you can not die in under 5 seconds depends were like in a really ice cold water at winter than yes you could die but more than 5 seconds and less than 25 seconds.
they dont they die instantly
well without the proper equipment yes it is