Surfboard lights might deter shark attacks — but don’t bet your life on it. A great white shark breaches the ocean surface near Seal Island off the coast of South Africa.

Surfboard lights might deter shark attacks — but don't bet your life on it. Story by Jack Dolan • 5d. A ustralian researchers, who spent years towing seal-shaped decoys through waters infested ...

That’s what shark researchers are saying after finding that LED lights on surfboards could be the key to preventing great white shark bites. The Australian scientists have published the results ...

Florida surfer survives second shark attack at the same beach 01:35. Covering your surfboard in bright lights sounds like an open invitation to great white sharks, but research released Tuesday by ...

The surfboard leash as we know it came about in the 1970s, but there’s no single agreed-upon origin story. Some say that surfer Tom Blake first tested out the idea with a cotton rope in the ...

Flagler Beach plans to welcome the New Year by shooting some fireworks and dropping an oversized surfboard covered in lights.. The celebration will take place at Veterans Park at the corner of ...

If you're a surfer who doesn't want to be attacked by great white sharks, your surfboard should be as dark and stealthy as possible … right? Perhaps not, as a new Australian study suggests that ...

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A study suggests that wrapping a surfboard in very bright lights — like aquatic Christmas trees — could make the surfer less interesting to great white sharks.

Surfboard lights might deter shark attacks — but don't bet your life on it. Jack Dolan, Los Angeles Times; Nov 18, 2024 Nov 18, 2024 Updated Nov 18, 2024; Facebook; Twitter; ...

A study suggests that wrapping a surfboard in very bright lights — like aquatic Christmas trees — could make the surfer less interesting to great white sharks.