飛び込み 専門家 明らかにする／漏らすs why swimming away from a shark could be deadly - and what YOU should do instead
- A プロの／賛成の diver fended off a 抱擁する, half-トン tiger shark in her short ビデオ explainer
- The diver says you should always 'stand your ground' when stalked by a shark
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Most people will 逃げる in terror when they 遭遇（する） a shark in the open ocean.
But a professional diver has 明らかにする／漏らすd why swimming away from these apex predators is the most dangerous move.
Kayleigh Nicole 認める, 創立者 of an ocean safari company, showed that it's best to always stand your ground, 直面する the shark, and ― if it keeps coming at you ― gently 押し進める the fearsome creature away.
She 株d the advice in a ビデオ showing, first, how 入り口d one 概略で half-トン adult tiger shark became by her flippers as she swam away from it ― and then how surprisingly 平易な it can be to 直面する 負かす／撃墜する a shark and gently redirect it.??
'If you panic and swim away from sharks,' 認める said in her clip, 'they will likely continue to follow you 予定 to their prey 運動.'?
Regarding your 'fight or flight' instincts, one professional diver advised doing neither - and she 証明するd it 経由で a shocking first-person demonstration showing how to fend off a large adult tiger shark 適切に. If you try to 逃げる, she said, sharks 'will likely continue to follow'
Kayleigh Nicole 認める (above) - a professional diver and 創立者 of the Hawaii-based ocean safari company Kaimana Ocean Safari -?has developed a 大規模な に引き続いて for her captivating undersea ビデオs, with two million 信奉者s on TikTok alone and counting
'Stand your ground, make 注目する，もくろむ 接触する and 押し進める them away if 絶対 necessary,'?認める, who goes by @mermaid.kayleigh?on TikTok, advised in the clip.
As of November 18 last month, there have been 76 公然と 報告（する）／憶測d and 立証するd shark attack bites in 2023, によれば trackingsharks.com?― nearly 20 more than the total number of shark attacks in 2022.?
認めるd, only 10 of this year's attacks were 致命的な, however, and nine of the 76 出来事/事件s?were 恐らく 刺激するd, the 場所／位置 has 報告（する）／憶測d.
株ing the ビデオ on both TikTok and Instagram led to a wave of viral attention, as she expertly managed to コースを変更する the shark with a gentle but 強烈な 押し進める of the creature's nose.?
'Sharks more respectful than many humans today,' one commenter joked after seeing the deadly apex predator calmly take direction and swim away.
While 認める has developed a 大規模な に引き続いて for her captivating undersea ビデオs, with two million 信奉者s on TikTok alone and counting, her shark advice echoes a 幅の広い 合意 の中で the scientists who 熟考する／考慮する these creatures off social マスコミ.??
株ing the ビデオ on both TikTok and Instagram led to viral attention, as プロの／賛成の-diver Kayleigh Nicole 認める expertly managed to コースを変更する the shark with a gentle but 強烈な 押し進める of its nose.?'Sharks more respectful than a lot of humans today,' one commenter joked
'差し控える from 超過 splashing, 特に in a 選び出す／独身 位置／汚点／見つけ出す,'?によれば a factsheet 持続するd by the Florida Museum of Natural History, which is run in 共同 with the University of Florida in Gainesville.
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'Sharks can hear the low-frequency sounds from splashing,' the museum's 海洋 biology 専門家s advise, 'and may 調査／捜査する to see if a fish/prey is in 苦しめる.'??
A shark's 'inner ear,' called its acoustic-lateral system, can hear sounds between 10Hz to 800Hz frequencies from miles away in the water, によれば?biologist Carolin Nieder at the University of Auckland in Australia.
This ability helps a shark 調査する a 幅の広い ocean sweep for tasty aquatic prey in 苦しめる, meaning swimmers should be vigilant while splashing around noisily and playfully in the ocean.?
Suppose a shark does arrive to 範囲 out your beach day.?
In that 事例／患者, 研究員s at Shark Lab, run by California 明言する／公表する University at Long Beach, have 示唆するd その上の advice echoing what 認める 株d on TikTok.
'You want the shark to know you see it by always 直面するing it,' によれば the scientists at Shark Lab.
'By keeping your 注目する，もくろむs on the shark, it will be able to tell you are watching it,' they said, 'and most swim away.'?
Shark Lab's 重要な 新規加入 to 認める's advice is to always watch your 支援する.
A shark you have コースを変えるd may decide to swim up behind you for another の近くに look, 'typical 行為 of many predators,' によれば the lab's beach safety page.?
'It doesn't mean the shark is stalking you,' Shark Lab said.?
'It's just a way for them to get a better peek at something that could かもしれない 害（を与える） them.'
によれば Dave Bader, 長，指導者 操作／手術s and education officer for the 海洋 哺乳動物 Car e 中心 in San Pedro, California, most sharks are いっそう少なく than three feet long, and 80 パーセント are いっそう少なく than six feet long.
In other words, many of them are not やめる the 殺し屋 apex predators we see on Shark Week or in the Jaws films. Many are just as afraid of what's in the water as we are.
'Sharks are definitely on the menu,' Bader told DailyMail.com last month.
