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> 4. Don't be scared - I am a firm believer that sharks, and all other
> animals, can sense when you are scared, and they will pounce on you when
> you are scared.
Sharks are so sensitive, they can actually detect an increase in your heart
rate! (Through EM waves in muscles). Being relaxed is definitely key.
Also, try to avoid flashing light-colored objects near the surface - through
shark eyes, this looks like fish. (E.g. bare hands and feet sticking out
the end of a wetsuit). It's doubtful that you will receive a full-blown
chomp to the mid-section while waterstarting, but if in doubt, try to
minimize kicking and hand movements while treading water.
Kuy
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