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Is the sea dangerous for children? I saw the lionfish in the photo.
Yes, and on the slope, I read, they advanced. Have you had cases?
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Of course, everyone needs to be careful - both adults and children. There is a golden rule - never touch anything with your hands.
To step on a slope is still necessary to manage.
Lionfish, of course, should not be touched either. But they don’t attack, it’s already either very close, or (I don’t even know what to write) ...
Neglect of safety precautions gives birth to heroes.
To step on a slope is still necessary to manage.
Lionfish, of course, should not be touched either. But they don’t attack, it’s already either very close, or (I don’t even know what to write) ...
Neglect of safety precautions gives birth to heroes.
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answered 14 years ago
Lionfish and stingrays are really there, but firstly, they swim ashore either before 9 am or after 4 pm - at this time you need to be especially careful. Secondly, clearly explain to the child that when he sees such creatures, he sails away from them as far as possible. They themselves did not attack anyone in our presence, although they saw them constantly. Buy masks and carefully watch what happens next to the child when he is at sea. And in general, the lagoon here is an ideal place for children - a comfortable sandy entry and no waves! Have a good rest!!!
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answered 14 years ago
The Red Sea is indeed quite dangerous because of the flora and fauna, but there will be no problems if you follow certain rules. True, with a child it is more difficult, he wants to touch everything with his hands and you need to watch him carefully. There is a killer mollusk, there is a stone fish, although it is small, but still present, and its poison is deadly. I don’t scare, everyone just needs to know the unpleasantness that they can expect. A lot of people have a rest in Egypt with children, but most of the children, especially Europeans, swim in the pools. I once took my nephew with me, and before launching him into the sea, I very carefully examined the perimeter, checking the entire bottom thoroughly and everything went well.
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answered 14 years ago
stingrays swim not only at night, but also during the day. I personally swam ashore. everyone was kicked out. well, how they did snork, they met barracudas and sharks. safety comes first. But if you are always next to the child, then everything will be fine. lionfish mostly hide in the shade.
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answered 14 years ago
elenako says everything is right!
I remember a couple of months ago I came up with a list on a similar issue, however, this applies not only to children, but also to adults, I will repeat it (see next post).
I remember a couple of months ago I came up with a list on a similar issue, however, this applies not only to children, but also to adults, I will repeat it (see next post).
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answered 14 years ago
little list of what not to do ;)
1. Do not walk on corals. This is harmful to both them and you - you can both burn yourself and just get hurt.
2. Do not swim without a mask or goggles - there may be zebra lionfish, jellyfish, "boats", etc. in the water column. - that is, you should always see what is happening next to you and below you.
3. Do not touch shells with your hands, especially unfamiliar ones. You can run into a poisonous injection.
4. Do not stick your fingers and fins into tridacnid - slam shut, it will not be released with all the consequences ...
5. Do not swim above and near corals in a strong wave - it can stamp on your foot or belly.
6. Do not get carried away chasing fish, especially for balistoids and surgeons. They can start defending the territory. I checked it myself.
7. Do not annoy the moray eels with your presence, especially when they take an attacking position - the tail is hidden in corals, a third of the body and the muzzle are sticking out.
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Do not swim in muddy water - you can run into poisonous fish or coral.
9. Do not feed the fish - and it is harmful for them, and for you - they begin to become brutal.
10. Do not swim in large schools of fish, especially when they are being hunted by a predator.
11. If you are unsure about swimming, then it is better not to swim alone.
1. Do not walk on corals. This is harmful to both them and you - you can both burn yourself and just get hurt.
2. Do not swim without a mask or goggles - there may be zebra lionfish, jellyfish, "boats", etc. in the water column. - that is, you should always see what is happening next to you and below you.
3. Do not touch shells with your hands, especially unfamiliar ones. You can run into a poisonous injection.
4. Do not stick your fingers and fins into tridacnid - slam shut, it will not be released with all the consequences ...
5. Do not swim above and near corals in a strong wave - it can stamp on your foot or belly.
6. Do not get carried away chasing fish, especially for balistoids and surgeons. They can start defending the territory. I checked it myself.
7. Do not annoy the moray eels with your presence, especially when they take an attacking position - the tail is hidden in corals, a third of the body and the muzzle are sticking out.
eight.
Do not swim in muddy water - you can run into poisonous fish or coral.
9. Do not feed the fish - and it is harmful for them, and for you - they begin to become brutal.
10. Do not swim in large schools of fish, especially when they are being hunted by a predator.
11. If you are unsure about swimming, then it is better not to swim alone.
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answered 14 years ago
Great list, but I'll add. 12 Do not wander barefoot in shallow water. 13 Don't leave small children alone in the water. 14 The main thing is not to swim while drunk, it is difficult to calculate your strength. 15 Heed the warnings, if the beach is closed, then there is a danger to your health.
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answered 14 years ago
""15 Listen to the warnings, if the beach is closed, then there is a danger to your health." "-then no one would have known about the shark near the pontoons in Sheshe ;))))
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28036.html
http://blogs.turpravda.com/papa74/28036.html
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answered 14 years ago
I meant when the storm and the pontoon was closed, but ours are still trying to break through, especially if they were taken on their chests, well, then everyone is to blame, and why they didn’t keep them.
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answered 14 years ago
Was the shark big?
Actually, I constantly saw sharks in Nabq. But cubs: up to 1.5 meters. Beautiful devils!
Actually, I constantly saw sharks in Nabq. But cubs: up to 1.5 meters. Beautiful devils!
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answered 14 years ago
