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Question

I was wondering what time of day has the most shark attacks in Hawaii?

Answer 1

Actually around three to four oclock in the evening/ late afternoon is when most shark attacks occur around Hawaii.

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Answer 2

Colemans has it correct. Dusk and dawn.

Although, there are plenty of sharks there and the potential exists for them to attack anytime.

Answer 3

Um....lunchtime?

Answer 4

As the sun is setting. GET OUT OF THE WATER and STAY OUT until the sun is out and bright!!!  Here's some more info.:

Avoid swimming in waters with runoff (i.e. after a heavy rainfall) or sewage, or areas frequented by sport or commercial fisherman - Kewalo Basin was notoriously known for shark sightings due to bait being tossed off the boats and fish being cleaned nearby. Be careful when the ocean is murky - you can't see sharks (stealth hunters) coming. However they have senses that can detect you.

Don't splash around unnecessarily - erratic movement signals injured marine life to a shark.

Don't wear shiny jewelry - the reflected light resembles the sheen of fish scales.

Do not enter the water if sharks are known to be present - common sense.

Do not swim if you are actively bleeding (for women on their monthly cycles there are some precautions you can take)- sharks have an acute sense of smell and are attracted to blood and urine.

Avoid swimming during darkness or twilight hours - that's when sharks seem most active (although this belief has been recently challenged). http://www.sailhawaii.com/sharks.htm

Answer 5

dawn and dusk