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Bookmark or Share- Hawaii Shark Safety: How to Avoid a Hawaii Shark AttackWe can all look like a Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle to a shark looking up. It’s important to remember that most attacks are non-fatal bites that may be due to a shark trying to determine whether or not something is food.Most people survive shark encounters, bites, and attacks, so it’s probably safe to assume we’re not a preferred food source, even for these unfussy eaters.
- The Dos and Don'ts of Installing SharkBite FittingsRead the guidelines below for all three steps of SharkBite installation. 1. Cut the Pipe. This is the first step of installing a SharkBite fitting. Cutting the pipe properly is key to a sound connection. Not cutting the pipe square or leaving burrs on the pipe can keep the o-ring from making a watertight seal.
- Fatal shark bites doubled in 2023, University of Florida says - USA TODAYShark bites and fatal shark attacks increased worldwide last year, according to the University of Florida’s International Shark Attack File.
- Yearly Worldwide Shark Attack SummaryThe total number of unprovoked shark bites worldwide remains extremely low. Fatalities saw an increase over the past year. Most of the fatalities in 2023 were due to white shark bites (three in Australia, one in California).
- SharkBite Plumbing Products: Pipe Fittings, Adapters, PEX & MoreFor more than two decades, SharkBite has been at the forefront of innovating solutions that help the plumbing trade work more productively and efficiently. As the leader of push-to-connect plumbing, we create solutions that work across a wide range of applications.
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