What to Do If A Shark Attacks

What if we see a shark?
I'm not sure, but the chance are rare, really rare.

Twice as likely to die from a bee sting then a shark bite, per Dr Trevor Long, Director of Marine Science at Sea World.

The rare happened in Carlsbad.

Any shark attack, one walks away from, as was the case at Terramar Beach, is a good encounter She received tooth puncture marks on her foot and thigh from a 6 foot baby white, and is being treated with antibiotics. Shark teeth carry bacteria, human teeth are also carriers and cause for infection.
I was stitched and treated with after my teacher's buck tooth daughter cut my eye in a game of Break on the school yard.

Most sharks don't bother you, except Great Whites and Makko.

It is really rare, really;

What to do if a shark attacks

Don't remain still, you can become easy prey.
Swim quickly and quietly to safety; reef, boat or shore.
Don't splash or thrash your arms and legs
If you see a shark rolls back it's eyes- it's about to attack.
Hit it with your best shot; fist or whatever you got.

Report all shark encounters.