Virtually zero. The reason I say virtually is that: * The actual number of divers being attacked by shark much less getting killed is so low as to be statistically insignificant and... * Of the few that do, some don't practive even the most basic safety (consider Valerie Taylor, who made a chain-mail suit, created a feeding frenzy, and jumped into the middle to see if the suit prevented shark attack (and it did -- she wasn't killed -- only a slight nick). Basic rules of safety are: * Don't look like a fish in trouble. That's what shark eat. Don't look like food. Don't flop around -- swim purposefully and smoothly. * Don't smell like a fish in trouble. While shark probably don't react much at all to the scent of human blood, they do detect fish blood very well -- that's their prey. Clean off fish blood and don't tow bleeding strings of fish in dangerous waters. * If you are approached aggressively by a shark, back away smoothly. Shark are territorial in some cases. Get out of range. How will you know if the shark is being aggressive? You'll KNOW. If you aren't sure, act respectfully, keep a distance, and don't act like sharkbait. [[User:Cjonb|Cjonb]] 23:49, 2 Jun 2008 (UTC)
No. On average about 17 recreational scuba divers die each year. That is a low number (for 10,000,000 scuba divers worldwide), but I am pretty sure it is higher than the number of people who die bowling.
There is no statistics on how many men are attacked in a year. It is known that approximately 50 men around the world are attacked by sharks each year.
About 50-75 shark attacks happen a year. Less than 20 die.
On average, there are about 80 shark attacks on humans reported worldwide each year. However, the majority of these attacks are not fatal.
not a lot of sharks attack humans. when people get attacked it is from a bite.sharks dont like the taste of humans. only about 4-10 people a year die from shark attacks. 150 people die each year from a coconut.
You could use a monfin for scuba. This is illustrated in the film the Big Blue but generally monofins are only used for free diving. There is a good reason why SCUBA divers a fin on each foot and why they are generally moderate in size. Normal fins give you a lot of control in the water. Swimming with a monofin gives you a very limited in finning technique which might cause a lot of practical problems unless you just want to swim.
Scuba divers do not wear heavy metal suits. Perhaps you are referring to the bulky looking Mark 5 dive gear with the large helmet and the breast plate that weighs 64 pounds. Suit weighs 25 lbs. Each shoe weighs 25 lbs. Oh, the weight belt the diver wears is 60 to 80 lbs. All this weight is needed to get the diver to sink from all the air inside the helmet.
3 sharks, die , on average, every second
No, sharks do not eat each other in their mother's stomachs.
Of course they can kill each other. Humans and sharks are enemies.
The Cousteau Society (see link) says:...more people die each year from bee stings than from shark bites.So far it is but there is more species to be discovered. Divers in sea have seen creatures that are over 600feet long!!!. but they said dont worry they are seaweed eaters not meat eaters.
Up to 73-78 million sharks are killed each year.