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The current that is a serious hazard to swimmers is the?
rip current.
Are human swimmers usually in danger by sharks and why?
No.
Name an unseen ocean current which is dangerous to surfers and swimmers?
? rip current ?
When water from heavy waves rapidly flow away from the shore through a gap in a sandbar the water forms?
a rip current. This fast-moving water can pull swimmers away from the shore and out to sea, posing a danger to those caught in its grip. Swimmers should avoid struggling against the current and instead try to swim parallel to the shore to escape its pull.
What does grave mean?
(noun) space in which a dead person is buried (within a graveyard).(adjective) serious. So if someone is in grave danger, he or she is in serious danger.
Why should you beware of swimming near shore?
Undertows can pull swimmers under, and rip tides can pull swimmers far away from where they entered the water. The danger is not knowing how to deal with these types of currents. simply pulling up your legs and swimming on the surface is an effective way of dealing with an undertow. Swimming with the current of a rip tide and edging steadily back toward shore.
How serious is systemic infection with malnutrition?
very danger
How serious was the danger caused by the ice berg on the titanic?
lethal
Why is Niagara Falls in danger?
Niagara Falls is in danger because erosion which could lead to serious proplems in the future
What does dire peril mean?
Deadly danger. Dire means extremely urgent or serious; peril means danger.
What type of OSHA inspection is conducted when immediate death or serious harm is likely?
Imminent Danger inspection
What is a water current that moves in a zigzag pattern along the beach?
A water current that moves in a zigzag pattern along the beach is known as a rip current. Rip currents can be dangerous for swimmers as they flow perpendicular to the shoreline, pulling swimmers away from the coast. It is important to be cautious and vigilant when swimming in areas prone to rip currents.
