I’ve always believed that sharks are attracted to the ‘smell’ of blood or urine in the water. So advice given to divers/snorkelers that to avoid shark attacks, you shouldn’t dive if you are bleeding, or you are a women who ..read more Read More...
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An innovation that could save you from a shark attack.
Sharks in the news- A shark attacks a Russian tourist in the Maldives; 'We have nothing to comment on'
- Great white shark caught off Hilton Head named after legendary friend-to-all Jason Flack
- Isle of Wight beach sees smooth hound sharks wash up
- Florida: Sawfish deaths rise by 6 in 7 days; first fish rescued in emergency effort; 'It had come up to the shallows'
- The Sydney Harbour shark attack that left Ashley with lifelong scars
- New Zealand: Pregnant shark caught in Kaiapoi, ‘aborts babies'
- Diver buys £15 shark from Thai restaurant to stop it being eaten and releases it into ocean
- 'Lucky' Gold Coast locals enjoy impromptu swim with sharks; 'I still can't believe it'
- Teen shark attack survivor Brooklyn Sauer who needed 160 stitches on 40 puncture wounds recalls how she survived the gruesome attack at Nielson Beach Bargara
- Rubbish warning after grey nurse shark filmed trapped in plastic ring