What are sharks afraid of?

Fish are afraid of sharks, while sharks are afraid of dolphins. Groups of dolphins unite and systematically besiege the shark, hitting the side of the shark with their powerful noses in turn. Because the shark's bones are soft and the ability to protect the internal organs is poor, the smart dolphin grabs its vital point and hits desperately to prevent it from breathing. Until the shark's internal organs are damaged, the shark is often killed quickly in a siege battle.

Sharks are so aggressive that few people can escape as long as they are discovered by sharks. However, it is strange that marine biologist Roeford has studied sharks for many years and often swims to the shark in a diving suit to get in close contact with the shark, but the shark does not seem to mind his existence. "Sharks are not really scary," Roeford said. The terrible thing is that when you see a shark, you get scared first. "

Yes, it is. As long as you are not afraid when you see a shark, then you are safe. When a person meets a shark, his heart beats faster, and it is the fast-beating heart that attracts the shark's attention. Sharks find their prey from the induction waves of their fast-beating heart in the water. If you can feel calm and not panic in front of a shark, then the shark will not pose any threat to you, even if it accidentally touches your body, it will not commit any aggression, and immediately swam away from you to look for its prey. On the other hand, if you tremble with fear at the sight of a shark, scream, your heart beats faster, and then you just want to run for your life, then you are destined to be a good meal for sharks.

Seemingly dangerous things, as long as the mood to face calmly, handled in an orderly manner, in fact, can eventually be solved. Sometimes, we are the only ones who trap us.