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Ocean & Snorkel Tips – SS5087AE (7 Min.)
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1
What should you do if you are caught in a rip current?
Swim directly toward shore
Swim parallel to the beach until free of the current
Dive beneath the current
Remove your fins and wait
2
What should you do before swimming farther from shore?
Test your equipment in shallow water
Hold your breath to test your lung capacity
Remove your flotation device
Swim alone to become comfortable
3
Why should you always snorkel with a buddy?
To attract more marine life
To help you swim faster
So you can monitor and assist each other
So you do not need flotation equipment
4
What should you do if you become tired, anxious, or short of breath while snorkeling?
Swim faster toward shore
Dive below the surface
Stop, float, regain control of your breathing, and signal your buddy
Continue snorkeling until the feeling passes
5
When should you avoid entering the ocean to snorkel?
When you are using properly fitted fins
When conditions are rough or you have consumed alcohol or drugs
When you are snorkeling with a buddy
When you have tested your equipment in shallow water
6
Which action helps protect the marine environment?
Standing on coral to rest
Feeding fish so you can observe them closely
Chasing marine animals away from the reef
Observing wildlife from a respectful distance