Chances of meeting sharks at sea

The probability of encountering sharks at sea is not fixed, and depends on many factors, including sea area, season, weather, water depth, ocean current, fish activities and so on. But for most common shark species, their range of activities is usually far from the coast, so the possibility of encountering sharks at sea is relatively low.

If you encounter an unknown creature while swimming or diving at sea, you should keep calm, try to avoid direct contact and leave as soon as possible. In the case of uncertainty, it is best to avoid acting alone. Traveling with friends, colleagues or ships can increase safety. In addition, understanding the behavior and habits of sharks, such as their preference for deep-sea activities rather than shallow or inshore waters, can also help you protect yourself better.

In short, although the probability of encountering sharks at sea is relatively low, we should pay attention to safety and be cautious. In any maritime activities, it is very important to know the local laws and regulations and the emergency measures in case of emergency.