If i got attacked by a shark would it come back ?

Question

if i got attacked by a great white shark or tiger or bull shark

what are the chances it would come back for more . ?

and whats the chance of me dieing ?

Answer 1

sure if u r tasty enough

Answer 2

If you did get attacked by any shark large enough to overpower you, then assume it will come back. This would be almost a certainty in the three species you mention.

The chances of you dying would depend on how badly you were injured and how close you were to help.

Most victims survive.

You would have to be near death lost at sea or very, very unlucky to be preyed upon by a shark. Most attacks are either mistakes or territorial disputes.

But remember you don't have to beat a shark to survive attack, just make it think twice about the chance of injury. Like dogs, a thorough understanding of sharks should lower your chance of shark bite from nearly zero to absolute zero.

Answer 3

it depends what you mean by "come back" if the shark took a bite of you and decided you taste good and he was hungry enough and you were an easy meal then yeah he probably would come back but if you mean would he come back next time you were in the water and hunt you down (which i hope you don't) then no u fool of course he wouldn't. sharks like all meat eaters (including humans) need to eat meat and unlike us can't go to the store and buy it nicely packaged and alredy killed.  so if a bunch of silly humans were splashing around his territory and he was hungary then yeah he probably would go for you, and why shouldn't he? but humans arn't their natural prey and if you actually checked you would see that there have hardly been any shark attacks at all and it is unlikely a shark would swim up to shore and eat you. open water, maybe coz u'd definately bee seen as prey and edible.

Answer 4

Most sharks attack us because they mistakes us as food. Usually the don't like the taste and, most likely, near shore I don't think they attack again. Stranded at sea is a different situation.

Chances of you dying depends on a lot of things; how far from shore are you, are there people to help you, where were you bit and how badly, can people stop or slow the bleeding, how fast can you get medical help, etc.

Answer 5

chances are yes, many shark attacks are done by mistake, apparently sometimes they mistake us as turtles, especialyy if you are on a surfing board,

Answer 6

sharks work in a very weird way

the first thing it does is skim past you and bumb you then it will swim away. this is when yoiu need to get out of there. When this happens the shark is "testing" you out sort of a little taste test.

If you still remain to stay in the water after this happens he WILL come back for you.

As far as your chances of dying it depends on how fast you can fight it off becuase once he gets a hold of you he isnt going to wanna let go and you can bleed out.