Man Who Survived Shark Attack In Bahamas Details Terrifying Tussle | TODAY 

I’m doing the same!

Lol

They get in pools now😂

“The amount of blood that is produced during menstruation is so small that it becomes background with all of the other components that are in the water,” says Dr. Chris Lowe, head of California State University, Long Beach’s Shark Lab. “It would be very difficult for a shark to localize that.” Sharks are attracted to the amino acids in your blood. Amino acids, the building blocks of protein, are also present in sweat and urine. But even if you were to perform an amino acid triple whammy of sweating, peeing, and menstruating while you’re swimming in the ocean, the amount of amino acids you’re excreting is relatively minute once those acids are diffused in the water. All of this means that sharks probably won’t pick up on your period from two miles away and make a beeline for your uterus. And if a shark was already hanging out close by when you entered the water, he’d be relying on other senses, including sight, sound, and electroreception, to track you. At that point, your swimming skills will probably play a bigger role in how appetizing you appear rather than your reproductive cycle.

You come off as an educated dumb person.

Wobbygong