Honestly? I’d stay calm, stay in the boat, and not make sudden moves. Panicking won’t help. Sharks usually don’t attack boats, so my best move is to sit tight and wait for help or paddle away slowly and smartly if it’s safe.
Everything is in your imagination here Kabirat. So nothing is happening, you do not need to worry about anything apart from stopping imagining,
I’m hydrophobic
Thanks for your answer Tochi. The answer to this is stop imagining. It is not real. Have a blessed day.
Alright thanks
I would stay in the boat, take pictures and watch them until they left. I would open a beer and pour tad in just because. Maybe, it will make them silly and leave. If it’s crazy and taking forever, I would start praying❣
Your answer made me laugh Rhonda. I can imagine how sharks behave when they are drunk. There is a simple solution to this my friend, which is to stop imagining in the first place. Got you,
I see
I would stay still and pray
if some time has passed and it looks like I might be dinner
then my gun would have to come out
because I am not about to get eaten by a shark
I will fight till the very end.
Thanks for your answer Elizabeth. I can see the determination here. You are prepared to try everything to stay alive. the simple solution here is to stop imagining,
If I were in a boat surrounded by sharks, my first and most important action would be to stay inside the boat and stay calm. Panic, flailing, or trying to enter the water can attract sharks and signal distress. I wouldn’t lean over the ship or put my hands or feet in the water. If there were any fishing bait, blood, or food in the water, I would try to carefully remove it if possible, since these are what likely drew the sharks in the first place. I would also move slowly and deliberately to minimize any sudden movements or splashing, which sharks can interpret as a sign of a struggling animal. The goal is to make myself as uninteresting as possible to them and then, if possible, slowly and carefully move the boat away from the area.
I can visualise you every movement Christian. Very careful indeed, but the simple solution to that is to stop imagining in the first place. Gott yah
Well it depends on what kind of boat? But if I was in a little rowing boat which I wouldn’t be stupid to be out on sea. But just say I was I would keep calm, sharks are attracted to movements.
Then you will be stuck there David forever. The simple answer here is to stop imagining in the first place.
Well in all honesty I wouldn’t be in a boat! But if only imagining I was I would stay quiet and still – sharks are attracted to noise!
On this occasion you are just imagining you are in the boat so there is no need to do anything. You just need to stop imagining that is all. Got you my friend.
I wouldn’t mind because somehow i know swimming but fear the high waters.
The solution here Hillary is stop imagining. Its not real so you are safe. Thanks for your answer.
I really dont know died on the spot because i cant swim they gona eat me up
You are not going to die Anna because it is all imagination. Not real, there is nothing there. All you need to do is to stop imagining.
Jamie, you made me laugh. Now let me make you laugh too. The answer here to this question is to stop imagining and everything will be alright. You do not need to go anything else.