How to save yourself when you meet a shark while swimming in the sea?

Summer is coming, and the weather is very hot. At this time, many people will choose to go to the seaside to play, but only in shallow water, but some people like to pursue excitement, such as diving and other sports. At this time, it is likely to encounter some dangerous fish, such as sharks, whose sense of smell is very sensitive and they can accurately capture bloody gas or other smells. So how can we save ourselves when we meet a shark in the sea?

As I said just now, sharks have a very sensitive sense of smell, so when swimming or diving in the sea, you should try to avoid hurting yourself, and if you want to excrete or vomit, you should try to collect excrement or vomit with things and throw it away, so that sharks will not be too close to you when they look for it through their sense of smell. In fact, sharks don't attack people easily. They will judge first, or only if you have something that attracts them or makes them feel threatened will they choose to attack. So the first way for us to avoid being attacked by sharks is not to attract their attention or irritate them with smells.

So what should you do if the shark really attacks you? If there were many people in the sea at that time, then don't try to be brave and get close to others for help at this time, so that the shark's target will be dispersed, so that you can better observe the shark's actions and have stronger counterattack power. If you are alone in the sea, you can scare the sharks away by some methods, such as shouting or patting the water. If a shark comes near you, you should attack its weak parts, such as cheeks or under the eyes. Of course, the shark's nose is also fragile, but be careful not to touch its teeth when attacking its nose, or you will get hurt.

I hope everyone can ensure their own safety at sea and help themselves in time when they are in danger.