First, avoid swimming in areas where you see a lot of fish or seals or where people are actively fishing. Sharks might confuse you for the prey. Number two, don't swim at dusk or dawn or at night. That's when the sharks are most likely to be hunting. Number three try to avoid swimming in murky waters. Sharks will have a harder time telling you apart from a fish. They do rely on their eyes on part
bob dennis
@Urbanlegends · 0:41
And rather than waste people's time with that, I would just assume not have a comment at all. But I hear you, you called me out, so here I am answering your question and I wish you all the best. Thank you