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What do you do if you see a shark at the beach?


Question Posted Wednesday July 17 2013, 2:43 am

Well tomorrow its supposed to be hot so we were planning a trip to the beach. This place has been reported to several shark sightings. Im just wondering what do I do if I see a shark? I cant swim fast or run out because I have a sprained ankle any tips?

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Dragonflymagic answered Thursday July 18 2013, 1:29 pm:
If you are that concerned, then don't go out far. If you need to cool off, you can wade in to waist level and squat to get wet all over. For the purpose of swimming exercise, I'd stick with the local swimming pool if I were you.

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