Diving is an amazing scene, surrounded by more than 200 sharks, what are the habits of these sharks?

When alone, it is timid, very sensitive to blood, and can find injured prey up to 10 kilometers away, but likes to attack injured animals, but rarely attacks human groups, and goes out to hunt prey.

These sharks like to go out in groups, and when they come out, they will hunt down their prey based on the smell of blood in the water.

Sharks like to go out in groups. Generally, if there is blood, it will be attacked by sharks. Sharks eat fish, but they also attack and eat people.

Sharks generally live in the sea.

Sharks are sensitive to water temperature, and when the water temperature drops below 20, they will lose their vitality. Sharks are generally found in tropical and temperate oceans on Earth, and only a few species of sharks live in cold waters, such as Greenland sharks. Not all sharks live in the sea, there are some species of sharks that live in freshwater, such as the highly aggressive bull shark.

Sharks mostly feed on marine animals such as fish. Sharks feed on injured marine mammals, fish, and carrion, culling weaker members of the animal.

There are sharks in oceans all over the world, but most of them live in tropical waters! They are nocturnal animals and usually hide under rocks to rest during the day!

This thing is a fish, it has no lungs, and it can't live without water, so isn't it looking for death when it's so big and shallow water?

I think it's a very scary thing, because sharks can wrap people in their mouths at any time, and humans can become food for sharks.

I thought it was a very amazing experience, and I was amazed to see the whole body of the shark and the shark's teeth when I got up close.

I think it's definitely a particularly scary experience, after all, sharks are very **, in case they accidentally eat you.

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is one of the masterpieces of the French writer Verne, which tells the story of the French biologist Aronnas's travels in the depths of the ocean.

It happened in 1866, when a large monster that was determined to be a narwhal was spotted at sea, and he accepted the invitation to join the hunt. During the pursuit, swim onto the back of the monster. This monster is not a narwhal, but a strangely constructed submarine.

Nemo, the captain of the submarine, invites him to travel under the sea. They set out from the Pacific Ocean, passed through the Coral Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and entered the Atlantic Ocean, where they saw many rare marine animals and plants and strange scenes in the water, and experienced many dangers. Finally, when the submarine reached the coast of Norway, Aronnas did not say goodbye and revealed the secrets of the sea that he knew.

"20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" is not fabricated by the author's imagination, it is a science fiction accumulated by foresight and erudition**. The author depicts the scene of crossing the Antarctic iceberg with amazing imagination, rich knowledge, and superb descriptive techniques. The author writes about the sea of ice, icebergs, and huge ice crevasses vividly, making us feel as if we are in the icebergs of Antarctica.

As a classic book, there are also many philosophical sentences in the book. For example: "You don't know the answer until you explore."

Such sentences are full of hope and encouragement, inspiring people to have the courage to explore. For example: "No one is better than a kind and loving person."

Praise kindness and love as a good quality, and guide people to learn this excellent quality.

The article uses flashbacks to open the description of the whole plot, and the article uses metaphors and contrasts in many places to vividly describe the characteristics of the monster's huge size, rapid action, and great lethality.

Sharks should be familiar to everyone, they are relatively annihilated in the ocean, they are in a dominant position in the marine biological chain, and they generally live in the deep sea area, so will sharks go to shallow waters?

Sharks do not go to shallow water, because sharks have a more sensitive sense of smell and are more sensitive to the smell in seawater, especially to the smell of blood. Sharks generally live in the ocean and are sensitive to water temperatures, and they will lack vitality when the water temperature is below 20°C. They are generally distributed in the tropical and temperate oceans on the earth, and there are not many species of sharks living in cold waters, but not all sharks live in the sea, and there are some species of sharks that can live in freshwater, such as the more aggressive bull sharks live in freshwater, and most of the sharks feed on marine animals such as fish, and live on injured marine mammals, fish and carrion, and its food is relatively extensive.

Sharks do not go to shallow water, because they have a more sensitive sense of smell and are more sensitive to the smell in seawater, and the water quality in shallow water is different from the water quality of seawater, so sharks do not easily go to shallow water.