One of the questions that are considered is whether a distorted representation of brain waves is discernible and perceptible by the senses of sharks. Whether or not brain waves are highly noted by sharks is the question as to whether they have the ability to discern and locate prey due to brain waves fluctuating on a continuous basis and if so will a shark attack according to clarity and portrayal of brain waves which is in essence brain waves that reflect echo of sound (not detectable by humans but detectable by sharks).
Brain waves that are emitted when consciously awake are Beta Waves and these are emitted when consciously awake and range from 13 to 60 pulses per second in the Hertz Scale and on the Alpha Scale which is a relaxed state of physical and mental relaxation fluctuating with the frequency of 7 to 13 pulses per second.
Alternating states of Beta and Alpha are congruent but are interchangeable throughout activity. Therefore, the changes in the brain rhythm will produce increased or decreased levels of beta-endorphin, noroepinephrine and dopamine and are relative to levels of mental clarity and formation or remembrances and this effective change is clarifiable by it effects by lasting for hours and even days. Because its involves the right hemisphere it is easily chronicised, trackable and altered since all brain waves exhibit levels of electrical activity and therefore allows the monitoring of changes from Delta, Theta, Alpha, Beta in the formation of preceding order with no deviation. Further most brain waves that are exercised are relative to the frontal and right hemisphere with the relaxation stage being in the posterior part of the brain due to non-analytical functioning needed.
A shark’s ability to sense prey is exhibited by (1) sensors (7 in all), (2) Ability to see in the dark, (3) Smell – 10,000 times better than humans, (4) highly developed sense of taste, (5) Eletrosense, (6) Hearing, (7) Pressure Sensors, (8) Sense of Touch. Because sharks have seven senses this allows great predatorial abilities in the locating of prey and one of the great features is vision which is incredible due to vitreous allowance of light even in the darkest surroundings with the ability to amplify light.
Another sense is the “scent” and the ability to locate prey of over a hundred of meters away and the taste sense which is an acquired taste is developed or a predominancy to sample, experiment then acquire to a desire to consume. Also, another sense is the electro sense and it involves their ability to detect electrical fields and because of this it allows the ability to detect all living things because all emit electrical fields which equate to brain wave activity and also due to level of emittance this would also correspond to the beating of a heart, muscle movement or in concordance with the brain. Because of this the ability to hide is possible but the disguising of electrical fields is an impossibility. The hearing of sharks is highly astute due to the level of sound traveling faster under water faster than land and because of this the higher the sound the more clear and audible and the lesser the sound the less the ability to discern. The lower the frequency the higher the rate of attention paid due to possibility of easier prey and due to astute hearing the locating is enabled over several hundred meters and an incredible sense of touch and pressure sensors.
After, reviewing the seven senses of sharks the ability to discern electrical perception is 50 cm which equates to 1.64041995 feet. Therefore, reflecting that electrical perception which are brain waves are easily detectable if within the range of two feet and under and not able to be disguised or hidden.
Therefore, brain waves will not affect a disruption if audible brain waves could be discerned by sharks because of the need to be in close range and will not cause a deterrent because the other senses are so sharp and attuned that they compensate but if proximity is the cause of a predator successfully acquiring or pursuing prey then the electrical waves (brain waves) would make elusiveness next to impossibility because of the sharks ability to pick up the waves.
The next question is whether human brain waves are affected when submerged in water and whether they can prevent shark attacks. Based on theoretical thought my opinion is that submersion will not alter brain waves but may increase the emphasis and ripples of waves reflected by water might cause the ability to traverse sound and therefore increase perception and revelation. But if an alteration or suppression of brain waves this might cause cloaking but still the prevention of other senses would have to be halted or shielded to prevent capture and keep concealing possible. If a concealer is enabled and a disruption is notable with audible brain waves suppressed with a brain wave deflector then this may cause a deterrent in attacks during study as the ability to use senses is allowed then invisibility is capable.
By Felicia McCaw
