Is diving dangerous? Will you encounter sharks and be attacked by sharks?

Diving is dangerous, and the key danger is mainly to yourself, not to marine life.

Shark encounters are common, and shark sightings are common. Sharks are cute and don't attack people. There are hundreds of species of sharks in the world, and only a few of them have been recorded to attack people, basically the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.

It has appeared in the Red Sea, and although there are sharks in other seas, they will not attack humans. If you encounter a shark attack, the probability of being struck by lightning is lower.

Diving can be dangerous, but it's not uncommon for sharks to attack people. There are hundreds of species of sharks in the world, and only a few of them have been recorded to attack people, basically the Great Barrier Reef in Australia and the Red Sea, although there are sharks in other seas, they will not attack humans. Sharks will not attack humans unless they actively provoke them.

Even if a shark attacks, it only bites people, and does not eat people. Therefore, if you encounter a shark attack while diving, you should stay calm, avoid looking directly into the shark's eyes, and surface as soon as possible. In addition, diving requires professional training to ensure safety.

No. Sharks do not actively attack humans.

Because people are not actually on the shark's menu, and for sharks, human blood stinks. Only when humans actively provoke sharks will they be able to attack you and only bite you, not eat you.

This can be found by looking at the news. Only those who died of blood loss after being attacked by sharks, and no one was actually eaten by sharks.

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.

Humans are not in the shark food chain.

Sharks are wary of attacking opponents who are larger than themselves or similar in size.

Sharks are far more fearful of humans than they are curious, and often when they encounter sharks while diving, the sharks will choose to leave.

The divers themselves have good self-discipline and do not tease and attack the sharks, and the sharks do not retaliate for attacks.

Sharks, generally hungry or, smell blood, will attack.

The diver wears a yellow wetsuit.

A surfer who was surfing in Victoria Bay, Australia, was attacked by a shark and had to fight it, but luckily he was not bitten by the shark, but only left deep shark bite marks on his surfboard. The man, Marcel Brundler, 37, said that he didn't notice anything unusual at first, but then he saw a "dolphin" in the water, but it was bigger than a normal dolphin, and he suddenly realized that it was a shark. Marcel recalls that the shark that attacked him was more than 3 meters long, swam around his surfboard in a circle, and then began to attack his back, and Marcel, who was bitten by the shark, had to fight back with his fists and swim hard towards the shore at the same time.

Luckily, Marcel only had a slight abrasion on his back, and he was in a calm state when he came ashore, as if fighting the shark was not a big deal.

The shark had bite marks on both Marcel's surfboard and wetsuit, and the heavy wetsuit saved him from more damage. After Marcel's bite, the fisheries department has closed Victoria Beach. Marcel said he would be back in the ocean next week to surf, and although he was scared at the time, he thought it was just a fish, like all living things.

So what to do if you encounter a shark attack in the water? The shark is the most voracious animal in the ocean, and his sense of smell is extremely sensitive, and he can track it according to the smell of human sweat and blood.

To protect the body, not to bleed, to move as little as possible to reduce sweating, the injured person must board the lifeboat, and all people should sit in the lifeboat if possible. If you find a shark, don't panic and escape, otherwise the shark will be found faster, don't take the initiative to attack it, the shark may leave on its own, if you are in Haidong, once you are found by the shark, don't panic, you can dip your head in the water, breathe hard and hit the water with your hands and feet, the shark feels the vibration of the sound in the water, as long as you dare to challenge the shark boldly, it will scare the shark away.

When encountering a shark attack, you can apply shark repellent as soon as possible and hit the gills, eyes, nose and other vital and sensitive parts of the shark. Don't fight a shark with a knife, because if you can't stab you, the injured shark will attack you fiercely. The shark has little guts, and if possible, one end of the shark repellent belt can be tied to the trouser belt, allowing him to float in the sea so that the shark does not dare to approach, of course, this is not absolutely safe.

People who have been bitten by sharks should be rescued immediately out of the water, and the rescue work after the water is mainly to control shock and stop bleeding.

Dive under the sea, what to do if you encounter a shark, and see how Ann solves the crisis.

This problem, I personally think that the chance of escaping is very small, only a little chance is to depend on your own luck and creation, unless the big shark does not eat you, because the big shark is very **, under the water, you can't compare to the speed, it is recommended that you do not go to a place with sharks to dive.

Hello, in this case, the escape rate is very small, and you can play with sharks. It's a big deal to ride on a shark.

Now it's time to encounter a shark, and putting yourself in the shark's belly as food is the best way to do it.

Unless bull sharks and great white sharks do not attack humans, in addition... Sharks don't like to eat humans, and they won't attack you if you don't have a wound. Bull sharks and great white sharks attack humans by mostly mistaking surfers for seals, and after taking a bite, they feel that the taste is not right and swim away.

You basically can't run when you encounter a shark, because in terms of speed in the water, you definitely can't be faster than it, and you don't attack **, what do you use to hit him?

Don't try to fight with the shark for speed, you can only fight if the enemy doesn't move, I can't move if the enemy moves, wait for rescue or God.

You can't escape without external support, and if you want to fight back, hit its sensitive parts, which are the eyes

Sharks don't attack people casually.