I can't figure out how to add a translation to the image itself on mobile here, but I'll just write it down here and someone else can implement it if they'd like. From right to left, top to bottom:
I can't figure out how to add a translation to the image itself on mobile here, but I'll just write it down here and someone else can implement it if they'd like. From right to left, top to bottom:
As someone who only draw stick figures and Egyptian characters, that bottom right drawing impresses me greatly by how casually it adopts that perspective.
I mean, if a shark comes at you in a straight line, reaching the eyes or the gills might be tough. Can't you shout to spook it away?
You want to shout underwater? If it's not close enough to get you yet, you should get out of the water, put something between you and it, or at the worst move sideways. You want to make the shark realize you are not its preferred food source.
You want to shout underwater? If it's not close enough to get you yet, you should get out of the water, put something between you and it, or at the worst move sideways. You want to make the shark realize you are not its preferred food source.
Yeah. There was a comic I read as a kid, Buck Danny, it was mostly about plane, but once in a while, the writers would sneak in actual, real-world advice. Like how, during a fire, you need to crouch to get air, or that you should try to build an igloo if you're lost in a snowstorm. Very basic stuff, but when you're a kid, it feels like stuff you oughta know. And during one of these, the main character shouts underwater to scare off a shark. From the sound of it, it sounds like this part was either made-up or not the best choice.
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