Just remember these basic safety precautions and you won't end up as a shark's food. Don't go swimming where sharks are a danger, first and foremost. But every year, millions of people (including you, perhaps) disobey these and other rules meant to keep them safe from sharks. Okay, so how exactly is a shark going to kill you? What do you think? Find out by taking this quiz.
Not a whole lot.
I am a marine biologist who studies sharks.
I enjoy Googling "shark attacks" on YouTube.
I watch "Shark Week" every year.
I never watch it.
One or two days.
Three to five days.
Every day.
It has a lot of seaweed.
It's clear.
It's rough and sandy.
It's green and murky.
Near the Mediterranean Sea.
Near the Australian Coast.
Near the Caribbean Sea.
On the So-Cal Pacific Ocean coast.
Less than one.
One or two.
One or two.
Six or seven.
Alone.
It depends on my mood.
With at least one friend.
I usually go to the beach with a bunch of people.
No, I'm afraid of water.
I am a great doggy paddler.
I have numerous Olympic medals for swimming.
I do okay.
Not sure, but it will probably not be the best thing to do.
Scream and cry.
Take off toward shore. My friend's blood is calling more sharks.
Swim to pull my friend out of the water.
From the shore.
I've seen one while I was in a shark cage.
I've seen one while I was in a shark cage.
Nope! Thank you very much.
Make myself look big.
Punch it in the snout and hopefully miss its mouth.
Fight as hard as I can.
Keep the shark in sight and back away.
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