Sharkbanz Research Test Highlights - Bull Shark Deterrent

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The Sharkbanz Team, in association with Discovery Canada and Sharkdefense Technologies, LLC., conducted a comparative study with Sharkbanz products on wild bull sharks in Bimini, Bahamas. The bull shark is responsible for a substantial number of attacks in the USA and globally. The team’s goal was to test the hypothesis that Sharkbanz technology creates an effective barrier and deterrent, thus reducing bull shark attacks even under the most extreme test scenarios.
Methods
Between 5 and 15 bull sharks (Carcharhinus leucas) were present during the experimental trials. The study consisted of trials that simulated a worst case scenario. Each trial was conducted with the experimental treatment (i.e. Sharkbanz or Sharkleash), and then replicated exactly with the control (i.e. no Sharkbanz). Bait chunks (Bonita, Sarda sarda) were intermittently distributed around the human model (i.e. Bernie) to continuously stimulate and attract the sharks to interact with the treatment and control. During all trials bait chunks (approximately 300 g) were placed into the human model at the foot (i.e. inside the sock) to attract the sharks to bite. Various treatments were tested including control (i.e. no Sharkbanz or Sharkleash), Sharkbanz, or Sharkleash.
Results
A total of 25 trials were conducted with the treatments (i.e. Sharkbanz and Sharkleash) and control resulting in 2 hr 38 min of soak time exposed to the bull sharks with a total of 1235 approaches and observed behaviors. During the 2 hr 19 min with the treatment, there were zero attacks on the human model. Trials with the control were stopped once the human model was attacked. During the 18 minutes of trials with the control, the human model was attacked approximately every 46 seconds.
Conclusion
The current preliminary study is the first conclusive comparative study demonstrating the effectiveness of Sharkbanz products against bull sharks. The results suggest that wearing a Sharkbanz or using a Sharkleash significantly reduces the probability of bull shark interactions (i.e. attack or bite as defined in the experiment) in a similar situation where a human leg is suspended in the water column from a floating object (like a surf board). Although the current study does not meet all of the demands of a rigorous scientific study, and contains temporal variation between control and treatment trials, and not all trials were identical, the data clearly demonstrated overwhelming evidence that the magnetic technology applied in the Sharkbanz products created an effective deterrent to bull sharks even when enticed to feed. In fact, variation in the experimental trials were intended to explore the limits of the effectiveness and as such only resulted in more compelling evidence of the Sharkbanz effectiveness. Future rigorous studies are planned for 2018 that meet the demands of a rigorous scientific study and will be submitted for peer review. The data from this study is currently being reviewed by an independent researcher and conforms with results from other peer reviewed scientific publications on the effects of very strong permanent magnets on shark behavior, (O’Connell et al., 2010; 2011a; 2011b), and more recently relative to bull sharks (O’Connell et al., 2014).

[@e4d578]

In real world testing, it worked. The guy was eaten EXCEPT his left ankle. This is really remarkable technology. I'm sold.

[@saltygoat9034]

U just gotta buy 65 sharkbandz and hop in the water like the Michelin man. Ez. Barely an inconvenience

[@stu5804]

The site of the attack is irrelevant. An attack is an attack. In terms of the real world, there was a case where a group of people were attacked. The only person who wasn't was wearing one of the bands. It's not coincidence. Sharks are very sensitive to electromagnetism and the magnet in the band creates a strong electromagnetic field that disturbs their receptors, so they're less likely to show interest. Like a seatbelt, obviously you can't guarantee 100% safety, that's just an unrealistic assumption. It *reduces* the chances. And no I don't work for them. Look it up for yourself about sharks and electromagnetism. It's just science. I'd much rather be on the safer side than question it just because they attached the bait to a dummy instead of a human being.

[@e4d578]

@@stu5804 it was a joke... why so serious?

[@Beachwise]

It got a laugh out of me 😂

[@Caprisun95]

@@e4d578you’re not joking

[@jesuscortez726]

If you’re not willing to wear the band your self and enter the water with all those sharks it means you’re not 100% confident in your product

[@tulanebs]

Yes they never said it was absolutely 100% effective. Same thing when testing a bullet proof vest. No company would ever test it on a human.

[@perezfranco]

The idea is to reduce the risk.

[@Zakariah1971]

Exactly

[@calledout4437]

Well I love the ocean but hate the idea of getting eaten by sharks haha. So I think I’ll try one anyway because it’s better than nothing.

[@crispycruiser4654]

Kinda like a certain safe and effective shot that the manufacturers don’t use on their families and aren’t liable for

[@JoseGonzalezgonzalezjperez]

I appreciate sharkban getting involved in the comments, makes me feel more comfortable. I wish other companies would do the same. IMO, the cost of sharbanz is quite low compared to the costs of medical treatments and sewing your fingers back on and so it pays the have some protection. The risk is too big to not have some defence against sharks IMO and we all know that sharks travel along the coastline.. I will buy one this week

[@jimmyj7816]

The product looks somewhat effective although maybe not 100%. Shark attacks are very rare and the device looks like it decreases the chances of an attack a little more. I guess better to have one on than not, increasing your odds of not getting bit ever so slightly over the other people in the water around you.

[@adriansteele7023]

I'd buy one

[@patrickc8190]

if it detered any shark long enough for you to get to safety it would be a worth while investment. Like fire retardant coveralls are only good for 30 seconds, but as it was told to me you can run along way in 30 seconds.

[@myers1270]

Come live in Florida if shark are rare. Of course if you live in Colorado shark are rare

[@jimmyj7816]

@@myers1270 I'm not saying sharks are rare but shark attacks are rare. I grew up in Hawaii and saw a couple tiger sharks while surfing and once a hammerhead swam under my board and the head was wider than the board. Occasionally I would see small reef sharks in Waikiki when snorkeling, thousands of tourists on the beach everyday but hardly any attacks there.

[@HoneyBee-fl2gt]

Come down for a surf in Australia plenty of attacks happening across the country and on the rise.

[@ChrisWelsh-es2ux]

Put the bait on the ankle and the Sharkband on the wrist. Then maybe I’d be convinced

[@HansenSWE]

Seems very effective. But what about all the sharks out there that are out to get just ME , personally? They're out there, you know. I think the sharks invented the basking shark as *a suit* , just so they could get closer to me here in the cold Swedish waters. They just put on a basking suit and then they can patrol, looking for me. That's why the basking shark has its mouth open all the time. It's not feeding, the shark inside needs to see out. It's like a space suit for sharks.

[@dart_the_diver]

very similar to the theory of the lemon sharks true self. so many people think it is just a normal shark, but this is not the case. with new developments in technology and research, the conclusion is obvious. rogue lemons from a farm used similar shark suits to find people who ate their lemon friends. the shark suits are very realistic and can be dangerous, and the lemons know this full well.

[@shizukagozen777]

WTF Are you ok, bro ? 😂😂🤣

[@ReflexRL]

The world doesn't revolve around you bud...sorry

[@kalilabraahim6729]

I love the product, its an amazing idea and effective too. I feel a lot more confident at sea with it. Perhaps you guys should develop a device do the entire body, that would be such a cool idea.

[@24June91]

That would be too heavy. Would be better with a battery as in Freedom 7

[@stu5804]

It already does the entire human body. Sharks are super sensitive to electromagnetism so if there's a band on a person's leg they'll detect it regardless of where the person is facing. The range of the first band is about 5-6 metres. The follow up has been enhanced further and covers an even larger distance. Unless there's someone out there taller than 20 feet, it doesn't matter where it is on their body.

[@-Scotty]

Just gaffa tape a Neodymium magnet to your forehead.

[@Simitenbiri]

@@stu5804 Thanks for the figures. Are there official documents that mention these figures?

[@T9RX3]

​@@stu5804 so are you saying one will do the job?

[@topdownunder2011]

This is a great advancement no doubt in shark deterrent tech. Though I think more tests need to be done on the most dangerous species however, especially great whites which are the smartest apparently that "share" information in groups with recent research out, also tiger sharks, bull sharks, white tip sharks, black tip sharks etc. Also tests done at different depths (eg surface swimmer vs diver depths vs sea-bottom) and ideally at different angles to cover the different types of shark attacks. For example maybe put a test dummy on a dive line at different depths with some bait attached to it with the sharkbanz to test. You could rig this up in different known shark locations (whilst wearing a sharkbanz! :-). Also is the magnet strength in these affected by any external sources? What is the expected life of these bands whilst effective? Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work! Cheers

[@Antipodean33]

Imagine getting packed on by 15 large Bull sharks, the frenzy once you started gushing blood would be savage

[@SisyphusOfSodom]

You should test it on a Great White too. They are the kind of shark that actually attack, that prey upon their food. Great White would come from below and charge you very fast. Curious if the band would deter them.

[@psilocybin3117]

Bull sharks make up most shark attack fatality than any other shark

[@generalturbo5987]

A great white would be the ultimate test after a man was eaten alive on camera this year from a great white while training for a triathlon... 26 year old eaten alive while training... Would be very great to see how this can help deture those GREAT WHITES away!!

[@Zakariah1971]

It would eat the dummy first and then circle back and devour the sharkbanz for dessert.

[@patrickc8190]

I was going to ask the very same thing, racing up towards you at 25+mph would it even notice it till it was too late

[@thomasmanders255]

Not a chance.. it would would most likely spit you out though 😂 but of course it's too late by then

[@davecummings7477]

It seems like one of those ultrasonic dog bark inhibitors. Works for a little while until the dog gets used to it. Then he never stops barking.

[@nicholascolella5827]

I do underwater boat cleaning in the keys. I might need this lol

[@Kaiesis]

The bait they use is drawing sharks to where the test is most effective. Of course the product will deflect a shark if the shark goes where you want it. What if the shark decided to bite a limb without the device?

[@randyx007]

That's why there was only two limbs with it on the body.

[@Sharkbanz-Official]

@@randyx007 Thanks for answering the question Randy, spot on

[@MichaelBuck]

@@Sharkbanz-OfficialIs it required to have one shark band on each of your four limbs to be completely covered and protected?

[@MichaelBuck]

OK, I found the answer on your website, thank you for posting: www.sharkbanz.com/pages/things-to-know Similar to other safety devices, the greater the coverage, the greater the protection. One Sharkbanz will help you reduce the risk, but the electromagnetic field generated by one Sharkbanz does not act as a full-body force field. If you are in particularly shark populated areas (such as Florida, California, Hawaii, North Carolina, Australia and other areas of the Pacific) and spending a lot of time in the ocean, then we recommend wearing multiple Sharkbanz - and suggest one on your wrist and one on your ankle. It's one of the reasons we made them so affordable.

[@T9RX3]

Doesn't it protect you for 16 feet?

[@Jeliah78]

Note to self: Don't strap bait to legs!

[@adriansteele7023]

Now you're getting it!

[@andyr359]

i think this works with sideways attacks, but once a great white is coming up from the bottom i doubt hes stopping

[@AnythingEvil78]

Good point

[@shizukagozen777]

Definitely.

[@austyncollins9400]

But yet there is literally a news story of someone getting attacked while wearing shark banz lol

[@pearlrival3124]

do you have a link?

[@raviolijesus6181]

pearl rival saw it as well. You see, the young surfer jumped off a boat to catch a nice sized wave and got insanely unlucky because he landed straight on top of a bull shark coming up to skim the surface. The bull shark was probably attacking out of self defense rather than aggressively. I personally don’t think these work as well as advertised but it should, in fact, make the small chance of getting attacked by a shark just a bit smaller for you.

[@Toybinger]

Have you tested this on rays? I take my dogs to the beach several times a week and there are at least 10 attacks from rays a day. Rays are more of a danger than sharks

[@matpinato8892]

Link to the full unedited video of the dummy with the bandz on if it worked and if it exists please

[@Chanelson2010]

Unbelievable- this needs to be mandated by law into every surf board

[@dufzyexe7758]

An attack on a 16 year old happened recently and he had a sharkband on

[@ryanwinkler5138]

@@dufzyexe7758 What kind of shark was it? I was told it didnt work on Whites

[@nelldavila3261]

What kind of Tyrant are you

[@Chanelson2010]

@@nelldavila3261 the kind that wants to prevent people from getting eaten by sharks, cocksucker

[@TheSunIsMyDestroyer]

new to surfing, can i bring steel armor instead of a wetsuit? i live in florida btw

[@thomasmanders255]

Mate I'm telling ya if a great white shark launched a full scale attack from a distance there is no way that this will stop that shark before it hits you and by then it's too late.. the damage is already done..

[@jamespruett27]

need consumer report test...

[@kristinessTX]

I bought 2. Turns out my parents will get to use them first. I’m very glad to know they will have better protection than those without the bands. Nothing is guaranteed, with the bands (or life in general) but this definitely betters the odds of them avoiding harm. I consider it an excellent purchase.

[@torreywestfall5745]

Use a live person

[@johnmcsudden3176]

Yeah I wonder. They want people to wear that thing to proect themselves against sharks, yet they use a dummy? Where is the trust in your product, and if you can't trust it, why should we?

[@thequestionmark3394]

They have done it...

[@sebastianbach8160]

@@johnmcsudden3176 they needed a control factor as well. They wouldnt throw in a real person into a feeding frenzy with no band

[@Capttainn]

They did in one of their other vids

[@jacobgarcia6452]

@@johnmcsudden3176 well we can throw you next time then

[@TerryB751]

Wonder if the magnet loses it's strength over time. I'd hate to use it, get bitten and then find out it's not good after 5 years.

[@24June91]

you can test the magnet by placing it next to another magnet. I had mine for 4 years. Did not loose any strength.

[@shizukagozen777]

Good question !

[@trevr9924]

A mechanical shock can demagnetize permanent magnets. So if you were to drop it a good distance it will lose some strength. Other processes can also demagnetize but it's pretty unlikely unless you are hanging around some reeealllly strong fields on a regular basis or you like to hang out in ovens

[@MrMudEagle]

I bought a couple neodymium magnets from united nuclear over 10+ years ago. They will still pick up a 45-pound plate and are dangerous to handle if you get them close to one another.

[@katkit4281]

It is funny how in your tests this product works but in independent scientific tests your product doesn't work at all. Who to trust the makers of the product that have never gone through an actual peer review study for this or the independent studies showing this is a scam?

[@ninjamaster7724]

Looks like they have an effective radius of 7.5 mm?

[@mandalorianactual1215]

I really want to get this for when I go boating or the beach. At least 2, one on my lower extremities and one on the upper like on the test dummy. And for those giving unrealistic suggestions like going into shark alley, or swimming on seal island, just stop. This is intended to help against most shark attacks. Most shark attacks don't involve a giant great white coming at you from below at 30mph. Of course that won't repel it, or if it does, that thing is moving too fast to stop in time. But I would be willing to bet that a great white would be repelled if it's simply passing by to check you out.

[@Mreatsleepgym]

Only one type of shark ? Great white, Tiger, Dusky?

[@demenntedDolphinn]

i'm no expert but i feel like feeding sharks with a human-shaped dummy is not a good idea...

[@scottmestel6146]

Yep training them to go after something human shaped is not ideal

[@merari58]

What is the life expectancy of these? Do you you need to buy one every year?

[@Eztliz]

That’s charming. But when people who do not work for you do similar tests...

[@mrdgenerate]

Well that pretty much proves it. Well have a seal island *SHARKBANZ* sponsored fun swim to celebrate this fantastic innovation.

[@kenwood9382]

I want no part of bull shark, bravo

[@johnbrown4949]

Never going into the ocean with out these

[@robinhorn8321]

To me it looks like they train sharks to attack surfers and swimmers. Using fish . 🤔 Great work.👌

[@antonnym214]

I see a lot of joking, and I'm all for that, but these researchers at this company are AWESOME, and they are saving lives, so let's have some appreciation for them. I have seen very scary aerial views of people wading near the shore and unknowing surrounded by sharks! (ʘ_ʘ) I wouldn't THINK of going in without this kind of protection.

[@heathclarke2594]

Go to port Lincoln and test on great whites, then I’ll be convinced

[@southerncrosshempoil]

Heath Clarke Negative Nancy 😂

[@trickoholix]

If you such confidence send one of the creators in wearing one. Then I’ll believe it

[@nathangarrison2277]

The lead scientist tested it on his own legs during research and development before the product was ever released for sale. The goal is to push the product as far as possible, and since the goal is to find the limits of the product, using people is not reasonable.

[@fs8981]

@@nathangarrison2277 send the video/link please

[@naizy6460]

Great testing on human dummies. So when those sharks see a real human they will automatically attack thinking it's food now.

[@jshonnaegely4216]

Exactly because a human will actually be moving

[@Maesonq4U]

Not with sharkbanz

[@southerncrosshempoil]

naizy Test on you fool 👀

[@777hdt]

The brain of a shark is very, very small. They just eat everything

[@JoEnUtZ23]

That’s just your opinion. It’s a perfect idea! Lol

[@zhihonghuang5203]

I made my own using neodym magnets - one on both arms, legs, and one sewn in pelvis area.

[@bruderandlouise]

Where is this place where there are so many bull sharks in the water? I’m never going swimming there.

[@didymostruespeal]

I heard about another test with great whites down in Australia and shark bandz didn't do well. So if you can pick your sharks? It seems great whites have been sighted out here in San Diego. Ocean guardian I don't even know how much they cost. Was only effective 60% of the time. Supposedly shark vans in the rest were coming in at 20% effective!

[@shizukagozen777]

Would it scare away some other species too ? Because when you go scuba diving, you don't really want to scare "everyone" around you. 😋

[@pinkrose2062]

😂😂😂 Awhhh

[@shizukagozen777]

@@pinkrose2062 ? :P

[@morne1duplessis19]

Great way of associating humans with food by tying fish to a dummy,well done scientists....reminds me of Dr Ritter standing amongst Bullsharks saying they misunderstood and its perfectly safe until one swam away with his carfmuscle

[@hewehawi]

So, it looks like just to be sure I’m going to need one on each leg and one on each wrist

[@rabalabab7505]

In a real world testing, the dummy would behave like prey. Splashing, paddling, moving. And thus provoking an attack. The test here involes just some bites, not an fast and ferocious attack on a moving prey. So it proves it prevents test bites, but not attacks.

[@JShottaYT]

Why didn’t one of them get in with the band then

[@twinfin8867]

Want to see these tests done with the humans who are selling the product. Then, if there successful I'll spend $100.

[@Sanction05]

Watched a video with one of these devices tied to a pole with a tuna. Bull shark came and ate the tuna then returned and ate this useless device.

[@zakaria600]

Where's the link ?

[@vap1738]

​@@zakaria600kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4qZhmygaL-Jm9U

[@Its_Shaun_the_Sheep]

So you’re telling me that if i wearing one and my partner isn’t they’ll likely be attracted to her? Where did you say I can buy one?

[@MrSwatsteven]

The range is so small on that. They could remove your leg if you had it on your wrist without even knowing you had it

[@dictator9849]

I wonder if anyone has ever tried a cattle prod? Either a standard one or one with more juice? Seems to me that would work.. also, on these tests, I think they are a bit too conservative. The bait they use is whole fish, it looks like they also threw some chum in, but a good test would include a lot of blood.

[@blackhousetv2992]

why blood the point is to not be attacked lol

[@MrMudEagle]

An electrical device in salt water? smh.....

[@katev2753]

I love sharks this is really cool

[@pietervisser7683]

I'd rather not have a human like dummy being baited and tested! That can teach sharks to associate humans with food! The product and the concept is great.

[@WillyWanka]

Put it on a human, that will show confidence

[@andrewings4403]

Fish on a dummy it would've eaten it if it dosen't work ....

[@AdventuresWithPloopy]

I just had a dream i was surfing and this random guy said he saw sharks where i was earlier and then thought to myself in my dream how tf is there not such thing as a shark repellent yet. And then i looked it up and it’s here. Get me on the board

[@geoffreyl_]

You taught those sharks that humans are food

[@joshuaabegg7120]

Probably not a good idea to stuffy a human dummy with bait. Only makes the shark think that that’s what his new food looks like

[@CrimpKeeper]

Stop pissing in the water. I forget the stats but it’s over 50% of people that got attacked, admitted to urinating in the water minutes before the attack. As a surfer from socal, I wasn’t worried about sharks. Now that I’m in Florida, I am concerned and would rather have sharkbanz out in the waters here than not.

[@psil3352]

If you have 2 legs one is going with the shark 🤣. Didn’t convinced me.

[@MrD1ss666]

These people should all be in jail

[@liezlmuller4594]

Very interested in your product, however I am also very skeptical of online video promotions as I am sure many other potential buyers are too. Could you possibly organise to do a live demonstration in front of an audience at an aquarium? That would definitely result in potential buyers having more confidence in the effectiveness of your product.

[@Sharkbanz-Official]

We would be happy to, but you can't test Sharkbanz in an aquarium because the sharks' sensory organs are dulled by overstimulation from the pumps in the tanks.

[@johndoeyedoe]

Funny thing is, a 2018 study by Flinders uni, with great whites proved this band to be ineffective. Indeed the only electromagnetic deterant that worked only worked 60% of the time. This "test" isn't, it's hilarious.

[@brett7794]

There's a video of a shark literally eating a shark bands so yeah there's that. Look it up...

[@ewganhoff]

This looks like a great way to teach those sharks that human limbs taste like yummy fish😅

[@phillipbrewster969]

Ok where do i get multiple ones

[@hwm2024]

Swim across shark alley in South Africa with one attached to you, then that would give significant reassurance in your product. You can’t expect people to buy it when you test on dummies and not real people lol

[@rickworthington3062]

What a stupid comment. So many products...including major technological milestones have been tested in similar fashion....kind of why the word "test dummy" exists, why we didnt just toss people into space for giggles....get the hint?

[@hwm2024]

@@rickworthington3062 this isn’t putting someone in space idiot. Bullet proof vests are tested by their owners to prove they work. No different with this. It would increase sales and revenue. If they are worried about doing it maybe the product isn’t that great. End of.

[@kristinacook5329]

@@hwm2024 holy flawed logic Batman!

[@ryancuda45]

@@hwm2024 it does work though, its a good test, couple hundred bucks and we take chances going into the water. notice they put on the left and right side. i think 2 really boosts the effect and creates more of a magnetic barrier as a complete 360 around the prey. i had some close encounters i dont know how many more times i can cross a great white and not get lit up. im getting 2 today. if it works it works if it doesnt well at least i tried.

[@Cristhian278]

Why put it in the water again? Jajjajj that was a kind of weird marketing 😂

[@katrinalee5810]

Way to train sharks to attack people

[@BrianChrisShort]

Is it just me, or are these tests priming wild sharks to attack humans? Guess i need to get sharkbanz to get ahead of the food chain.

[@-Scotty]

Neodymium magnets are the strongest rare earth magnets on the planet, unless this company has magnets from outer space... just make your own.

[@Zakariah1971]

Who is going to wear four ankle bracelets $99/each not knowing when the battery dies for each one? Too much headache but great effort.

[@ollowainlink3184]

Best way to get rid of these humans .. .train the sharks directly on the beach. I love that idea.

[@chinadoll8507]

It works..i wear 2

[@mervyn2316]

Ankle and hand?

[@beno244]

Id like to see if this would deter a great white coming at you at full steam

[@CashCowz962]

Any ome of these guys could have fallen in the water...they didn't have the device on themselves

[@DouglasDuhaime]

Watch other videos--this thing does not work, e.g. kzbin.inforD8dl2Djvxg sharkbanz fail will bring up tons of videos where this fails.

[@dosagim]

would this attrack orcas into biting you for some reason.....can you do a test please

[@cbo2762]

Why would it?

[@BigErnMcCracken777]

There has never been an orca attack In the wild. They only attack when they’ve been imprisoned for years

[@Swell833]

We Need something more powerful. Who could spread 6 meters around

[@mc-cricket]

Placebo

[@GbawlZ]

Next time, you should replace the dummy with a live human in the same exact situation to test it for real. In the videos where you used a real human, there were tiny sharks and far fewer of them. If you really believe in your product, you would be willing to take the place of the dummy in this video. Until that happens, I don't recommend anyone use this product.

[@zakaria600]

Right by the docks smh next time some kid or adult fall in that water by accident they'll be food smmfh

[@omardzabic8119]

SHARKS ARE KILLERS.

[@Alan07881]

Using plastic cable ties is not good for the shark or the oceans in general, Not impressed.

[@ll-nm8he]

I might by one and put on my middle leg for the convenience Loli just don't see this stoping shark from biting other ways who would want a nice cheap shark shield

[@kipliq8082]

This mad me laugh. My friend bough one so I guess there are suckers in the world lol.

[@myers1270]

Can someone make the test please ? A random guy cause I don’t trust

[@alexbennett5724]

I bet they don't guarantee it works. What a scam

[@scottieeasley4907]

The ones surfer was not well underwear it because it says it always shocks his nuts

[@gerbilman1]

Will it work against crocodiles?

[@pedrorodriguez4477]

Don't work you would have to wear one on every part of your body

[@fernandoluis53]

lol if sharks were truly not dangerous. This product won't exist

[@johnbrown4949]

Someone should have gave one to bull shyt expert Eric Ritter

[@cs6767]

Just stay on land-where you belong.

[@gumtreessaltwater6273]

So what is the radius of them if you can wear one does it protects your whole body surrounding or is it just one Area localised like a leg or arm

[@gumtreessaltwater6273]

Ethan Hegel ok thanks

[@T9RX3]

I don't know

[@alastairday1358]

If you need a live test dummy I can volunteer my boss, he's over due a long holiday. He loves floating around do nothing and is all hand motions when he talks, ideal candidate. If the device is solar powered we'll be available on a cloudy day. Peace & Ice cream.

[@ren4898]

Why not test it on great white sharks? Lol

[@scottieeasley4907]

These are terrible experiments. No human I'm going to be able to sit in the water that's still. People are going to have to tread water to stay above. In which shark will bite

[@MrGunnerru]

Walk the plank! Argh! Ok..