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Well I have done loads of research on sharks, yeah you cannot avoid a shark attack, if they attack you they attack you, they are curious and getting a taste of you. Sharks infact do not like the taste of humans but if they are desperately hungry then they will bite you. This goes off the question a bit but if a shark attacks you, punch it right in the eye, that is the most vulnerable part of the shark and they should let go, you know what it feels like being poked in the eye!!!
I guess if you wanted to avoid sharks then stay in groups if you want to go out deep because sharks do not usually attack groups of people, if you do see a shark remain calm no matter what, if you start splashing around and screaming like a loonatic then the shark will think that you are in distress or something, in other words like a wounded animal, perhaps a seal so they will probably attack you, if you have any open wounds definitely do not go swimming, sharks can pick up the smell of blood from quite a distance, that will make them come for you. If you are not a confident swimmer don't even go out deep, sharks don't often go in the shallow.
It will be unusual seeing a shark in the day time because they prefer coming out at night, they never sleep as they have to stay on the move constantly. They can also see perfectly in the night under the sea, so if you were to go swimming at night I would say you are crazy, that is their feeding time.
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Are shark attacks really that deadly?
Seriously? Are you kidding me? I have personally never heard of anyone dying from a shark attack. Man, what a silly thing to ask... yes shark attacks are deadly alot of people die by swimming in the ocean
What are the odds of encountering a shark while swimming in the ocean?
The odds of encountering a shark while swimming in the ocean are very low, with an estimated 1 in 11.5 million chance of a shark attack.
Is there a lot of shark attacks in the Indian Ocean?
yes
Where were some of the shark attacks at?
in the ocean but some in lakes
Is it likely that if your swimming in the ocean that you could get bitten by a shark?
well it depens on which ocean your in
Do moose attacks kill more people than shark attacks?
Have you ever seen a cow swimming?
The type of friction that exists for a shark swimming in the ocean is?
Fluid friction is the type that exists for a shark swimming in the ocean. It's related to drag force, which affects objects moving through water.
What is the setting in the terrifying shark attacks of 1916?
atlantic ocean and jaws
Have there been any Shark attacks in Cancun?
Shark attacks in Cancun are extremely rare, as the area is known for its clear waters and relatively low risk of such incidents. While sharks do inhabit the waters around Cancun, most species are not dangerous to humans. Typically, any reports of shark sightings or encounters do not result in attacks. Visitors can enjoy the ocean with minimal concern, but it's always wise to follow local safety guidelines when swimming or engaging in water activities.
How many shark attacks have happened in ocean city Maryland?
Shark attacks are not a very common occurrence in New Jersey. There have never been any fatal shark attacks in New Jersey and only a handful of attacks on humans in the past 100 years.
What kind of shark attacks the most in North Carolina?
In North Carolina, the most commonly implicated shark in attacks is the blacktip shark. While shark attacks are rare, blacktip sharks frequently inhabit the coastal waters and are known for their proximity to popular swimming areas. Other species, such as the bull shark and the tiger shark, also contribute to incidents, but blacktip sharks are the most frequently reported in the region. Overall, the likelihood of a shark attack remains very low.
Is the great white shark the strongest shark living?
it is believed to be either a baby white shark implicated for the ocean attacks and either a mature bull or baby white in the creek attacks. hope this answered your question about a "strongest" shark
