'Shark Week' host Forrest Galante explains why crushing beers in the ocean is a bad idea
That is when they are more likely to be feeding closer to shore, which is also exactly where people tend to be splashing around during summer vacation. If there is a place where sharks are naturally more likely to congregate, that is probably not the spot to float around with a drink in your hand and your guard down.Do not swim alone"Don't go swimming by yourself," Galante said.This is one of those tips that applies to pretty much every outdoor activity. Hiking alone, boating alone, swimming alone — all of it adds risk.
- ▪That is when they are more likely to be feeding closer to shore, which is also exactly where people tend to be splashing around during summer vacation.
- ▪If there is a place where sharks are naturally more likely to congregate, that is probably not the spot to float around with a drink in your hand and your guard down.Do not swim alone"Don't go swimming by yourself," Galante said.This is one
- ▪Hiking alone, boating alone, swimming alone — all of it adds risk.
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