Voila quelques petites regles, a appliquer, qui devraient rassurer ceux qui flippent vis a vis des requins. Elles ne sont pas de moi mais des sauveteurs australiens, dc a suivre:
The chances of a shark attack are very low and there are some simple rules for safe swimming to apply to help reduce the risk of incidents involving sharks and humans.
Always swim at a patrolled beach and between the flags.
Leave the water immediately if a shark is sighted.
Never swim alone.
Never swim at dawn or dusk or at night.
Never swim when bleeding.
Do not swim in murky waters.
Do not swim near schools of fish.
Do not swim in canals or near a river mouth.
Do not swim near, or interfere with, shark control equipment.
General
Remember that sharks and other marine creatures are a natural part of the marine environment.
The Lifesaving Patrols (and Shark Control Equipment where in place) are there for your safety, please swim only in patrolled locations.
The Shark Control Program is run by the Queensland Government’s Department of Primary Industries.
If we can’t see you, we can’t save you. Please swim between the flags.
The Lifesavings Patrols
Today’s beach report
P.S: Ca sauve des vies….
, le il y a 20 années et 1 mois.
pour la rassurer 😀 
