What will happen if you pet a shark?

Answer 1

Sharks have razor-like scales on their skin; your hand may start bleeding if you touch it the wrong way.

ANS2:

Nurse sharks rather enjoy being stroked. They will stop swimming and lay on the bottom like a large, fat, wet cat. (Actually, they are a lot calmer than a wet cat.) Their scales are rough, like sandpaper, when stroked from tail to head but they don't cause any particular damage to your skin. When stroked from head to tail the scales are smooth and the skin feels like very smooth rubber.

Their scales may be sharp as razors but they are miniscule and so close together that the skin only feels rough.

Answer 2

Petting a shark can be dangerous as it may mistake your hand for food and bite. Sharks have rough skin that can cause injury if you touch them. It's best to admire sharks from a safe distance without trying to pet them.

Answer 3

You would die.

It would definitely be quicker and less melodious than being swallowed by a boa constrictor.

Answer 4

A whirlpool would take you underwater, and you like be most likely to drown in minutes.