In the U.S., your chances of getting killed by lightning are 30 times greater than dying of a shark attack. Drowning, heart attacks, beach accidents resulting in spinal injury, sunburn, cuts from stepping on sea shells, dehydration, jellyfish stings, and traffic accidents going to or from the beach are all far more common than shark attacks. What generalization can be made from this information?
Dehydration occurs most often near salt water.
Your chances of getting killed by lightning are 30 times greater than dying of a shark attack.
The beach is a dangerous place to vacation.
Sharks rarely pose a danger to humans.