THE SEA THAT DRAG YOU OUT, HARMLESS SHARKS, OTHER MORE DANGEROUS SEA ANIMALS

I found myself several times near sharks, they usually swim at the bottom but once in Phi Phi Island, Thailand I came face to face with a rather large shark, I was a few meters from the beach which I reached quickly, there were some tourists whom I warned, they started laughing as they had come there to see the sharks and the beach was called Shark beach, Rather there are very poisonous stonefish in the Maldives, they are camouflaged with the color of the stone, if you step on them you can lose your life, In Sharm El Sheik I was snorkelling in a small bay with a beach and a restaurant, a waiter came out and invited me to go out as there were very poisonous scolopendra fish in those waters The sea is not harmless everywhere, In Patong, Pukhet, every day some tourists drown or are rescued by lifeguards because the sea suddenly drags you out or to the bottom, you have to pay attention to the red flags that warn of danger, Elsewhere like in India there are no warnings, the sea drags you out and further and further away from the beach which may be deserted and without lifeguards. it happened to me during a long walk on the beach, I walked away, I was hot and entered the waters with which I had to fight for ten minutes, it was really a bad experience!
One thinks of the dangers of sharks which are almost always harmless, humans are not part of their prey, In Thailand, Maldives, Philippines, I f

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