How do people protect themselves form sharks?

Swimming in groups: Sharks are less likely to attack a group of people than a single person.

Avoiding areas where sharks are known to be: This includes avoiding areas with high concentrations of fish, such as fishing boats or piers, as well as areas with murky water where sharks can easily hide.

Not wearing shiny objects: Shiny objects, such as jewelry or watches, can attract sharks.

Avoiding swimming in areas with a lot of activity: Sharks are more likely to attack in areas with a lot of activity, such as beaches, harbors, and marinas.

Not swimming at dawn or dusk: Sharks are most active at dawn and dusk.

Carrying a shark deterrent: There are a number of shark deterrents on the market, such as shark shields and shark suits. These deterrents can help to repel sharks.

Being aware of your surroundings: Pay attention to the water around you and be aware of any signs of sharks, such as fins or tail fins.

If you see a shark, stay calm and do not panic: Sharks are more likely to attack if they feel threatened. Slowly and calmly swim away from the shark.

Do not attempt to touch or feed a shark: This could provoke the shark to attack.