Does going to the beach with your period attrack sharks?
343823
it is possible, depends on how heavy ur leakage is and how far the sharks are from you, but thats just the thing.. you never kno until they BITE...
669645
Sometimes I think about that while swimming in a pool. Creepy, even though I know there shouldn't be a problem. Also, there probably aren't any sharks in Lake Erie.
1019652
Absolutely, they can.  There's that many things that can affect the mentrual cycle.  However, if you did have sex any time within the period of your last period until now, get a pregnancy test; because unless you used a condom, etc and it didn't break, there's a chance you can be preggers.
707967
Yes, you will get some pool water in your vagina VIA the tampon.  Just make sure that when you get out of the water you change it right away.  Don't worry about it, I have gone swimming many, many times while wearing a tampon and never had any problems.  I was on my high school swim team and we were in the pool everyday for 2 hours a day and I was OK.    Just go swimming and have a good time.
296647
In theory "no". But how do you know it is your last menstrual day ? Especially if you are having irregular periods. If you can track you period patterns then it is easy to predict reliably the period cycle and enjoy safe "unprotected" sex.\n\nRead "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" to know more. I think every woman should read that.
592948
well you wont see (new) blood when ur in the water tampon or not so... but if u dont wear a tampon you have 2 run to the bathroom the second you get out of the water.  so its realy more about the protection before and after swimming-which is the same as every other time
668754
to a certain degree, yes. Tuna has high levels of mercury, so while it's safe to eat it sometimes, it's not a good health choice to eat it on a daily basis. For the most part, different types of fish have different types of toxins that they are prone to being high in; because sharks are high on the food chain & eat all these other fish, they tend to have the highest levels of many toxins. Long story short, avoid shark entirely, but vary the different types of fish that you eat (tuna, salmon, snapper, etc) to make sure that you're not just loading-up your system with dangerous levels of toxins. AND, from what I've read/heard, sushi is a total no-no while pregnant.
150133
Gods honest truth.  I was about 4 and was staying with my grandparents out at Montalk Point, Long Island (New York)  I was playing in about 1 foot of water when I saw what appeared to be an over turned rowboat out in about 25 feat of water.  My grandfather came running down the beach and scooped me up and ran me back to the cabin.  I found out later he had heard a warning on the radio that there was a dying great white seen around the Montalk area.  It had followed a fishing boat back but was badly injured and was just sort of swimming around the area.  My grandfather told me that row boat was in fact a shark. Bless my little adventurous heart but I was down at the beach the next morning with corn flakes looking for the shark to give him breakfast.
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Don't see the "Open Water." Really. I never had a fear of sharks before, but I saw the movie and then a few weeks ago I couldn't bear to go into the water at the beach. Even up to my ankles!\n\nOther than that, my fear is that when I near the end of my life (hopefully a long way from now), that I will not have made a difference, that I will not be missed, that I did not make the most of the time I had.
342258
Sometimes Great White sharks will be captured and put in captivity for a short period of time. That would be a good time to jump into their aquarium.\n\nSeal Island is a small land mass located about 5.7 km off the northern beaches of False Bay, near Cape Town, in South Africa. The island is occupied by Cape Fur Seals and a few sea birds.\n\nThe dense population of fur seals at certain times of the year attracts the seal's main foe, the Great White Shark. Seal Island provides unique opportunities for those who wish to observe attacks by White Sharks on Cape Fur Seals and to observe social interactions amongst both species.\n\nAs for this free matter, it depends on where you are located and what mode of transportation you have. If you give more information, it would be easier to help you. This information would enable us to suggest the closest place for you.
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Sorry, you period is your period, not like a can of fixed soup that you can reheat a different day.\nCan't stop it kiddo.\n\nBut I used to swim ALOT!! \nDuring those times, take some Tylenol Xtra Strength and\nUse a xtra Absorbent tampon! You should be just fine!\n(I always was!!)\n\nGood Luck with your Exam little fish!\nSmileyCat : )
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I tried going to the beach when I was on my period. I did not use tampons at the time and really wanted to get into the water. It was extremely embaressing. My pad got too wet from absorbing the water and somehow floated right out of my swimsuit. It was just floating in the water for everyone to see. So my advice would be: \n\n1. maybe try to find some kind of way to secure the pad so it can't float out and ware swim pants. they make swim pants for girls to put over their swim suits.\n\n2. if it is a friendly outing try to bring a girl friend who won't mind staing out of the water with you and make the most of your time.\n\n3. just stay home and find something better to do\n\n4. try using a tampon - it really isn't that hard. it took me almost 8 hours the first time i tried and i was a virgin (very tiny) so it hurt a lot. it is kind of tricky to get it the first time but if you have had sex before it should be no problem.... if not, well it really isn't that difficult. I just was tired of not being to go anywhere and hated the feeling of having all that mess between my legs. tampons are much cleaner and it as if you aren't having a period at all (if you get rid of the cramps :p) \n\nsorry if that was too much detail. hope i helped :D! good luck...
582453
Hell yes I would no way would a shark get me in 20 sec. I've researched them for years, just get under the sark they never attack straight in front always from below and behind.
947303
Yes I have heard weight gain & loss can effect your periods.
1138879
Yes and yes.  Some women get pretty horny during their period.  As long as you don't mind a little red, there is nothing wrong with vagina play during her period.
552303
HEY!! Its called hormones!! I do the same thing with my period. My friends joke that i've got the cleanest house in the world, and they also seem to invite me over everytime my PMS is about to start. Hmmm..... maybe its time to get some new friends!!!
813666
There is 1 baby female living at Sea World San Diego, but I don't know if she's visible to the public. This little 7 footer currently has the record for surviving in captivity - 54 days as of 11/7/2006.\n\nGreat Whites don't survive after they're captured, and scientists are trying to figure out why. The previous record was 16 days back in August 1981.\n\nFor some reason, after about 10 days sharks stop eating, start swimming erratically, bumping off of walls, and eventually sink to the bottom of the holding tank, where they drown. If a shark doesn't keep water over its gills, it doesn't get any oxygen and dies.\n\nLots of things have proven to be involved - great whites can detect as little as 0.01 volts of electricity in the water. This transient voltage interferes with their guidance or feeding instincts and they batter themselves against the cage trying to get to the source of the signal. \n\nThe facility in San Diego has no electronics of any kind directly mounted on or near the tank. The tank is also significantly bigger than previous efforts: 1,000,000+ gallons. The researchers also took several days to acclimate the young shark in a fenced off area of the ocean, gradually reducing the size until it was the same size as its million gallon intended home.\n\nDespite years of research, very little is actually known about Great Whites. How deep they can go? What are their reproductive habits? How often do they give birth? Why are their movement patterns over a lifetime? All of these questions are still mysteries.\n\nGive it a few years. Once we get answers to some of the basic questions, we might be able to keep them in captivity. Hopefully we'll be able to not only learn from them, but protect them so our children and grandchildren can enjoy them, too.\n\nHope that answers your question,\nOdd