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By BrainFall Staff - Updated: April 1, 2024
Will you drown in the first wave or come ripping through an exploding shark at the last minute? Take the quiz to see how long YOU would survive a Sharknado!
Imagine for a moment that you're sitting comfortably at home, munching on your favorite snacks, when the news flashes a warning of a Sharknado tearing its way toward your city. Yes, you read that right: a swirling vortex of wind and teeth, the kind you’ve seen on SyFy, is headed straight for you. While the premise seems ripped from the pages of a script rather than the boring reality of typical weather forecasts, it's a 'fin-tastic' thought exercise in survival. Will your shark-dodging skills keep you safe, or will you be fish food?
Now, your chances of survival could hinge on your preparedness—and let’s face it, "How to Survive a Sharknado and Other Unnatural Disasters" probably wasn't on your recent reading list. But fear not, because if there's a way to outswim the threat, it's through wit, ingenuity, and maybe a chainsaw for good measure. You're about to find out just how well you'd fare in a shark-infested cyclone.
So, before you dive under your desk or bathe in chum to throw them off your scent, take a detour into the hypothetical abyss with a quiz that's all bite and no bark. Sharpen your survival instincts and see if you can swim with the best or if you're destined to become part of a shark's balanced diet. Your Sharknado endurance is about to be put to the test—will you emerge victorious or vanquished? Let's take the plunge.
Before you challenge the swirling vortex of teeth and fins, it's essential to grasp the whirlwind of chaos that is a Sharknado.
You might think Sharknados are figments of Hollywood's wild imagination, but deep down, we know Mother Nature has her quirky days. A Sharknado is the unlikely result of monstrous waterspouts hoisting sharks from their watery abodes and flinging them through the air like toothy, finned missiles. While you're better off finding a Sharknado on the Syfy Channel than in the pages of a scientific journal, the key to survival is understanding — because, in Los Angeles, stranger things have certainly happened.
It's raining sharks, hallelujah! The Sharknado series has solidified its place in the hall of fame for ridiculously delightful disasters. From the heart of Los Angeles to the Big Apple, these fishy maelstroms have left a cultural footprint too entertaining to ignore. There's a vault of catastrophic creativity that includes gems like Piranhaconda and Arachnoquake, vying for your bemused terror. But Sharknados? They take the crown with the right blend of fins, gales, and chainsaw-wielding heroes.
When sizing up against natural disasters like ice twisters or firenados, the legendary Sharknado rides the line between absurdity and pure adrenalin-inducing panic. Who needs a Dinonami when you have sharks swirling around in a tornado? Mother Nature might throw a Whalestrom or two, but you're savvy enough to bet on the Sharknado for outright armrest-clutching thrills, all in the comfort of your living room. Ready to test your mettle against the winds of chance and chomping jaws?
Before twisters teeming with toothy terrors descend upon you, let's arm you with knowledge sharper than a shark's tooth. Grab your friends, your chainsaw, and your sense of humor - we're about to get serious about not being shark bait.
You wouldn't pack a rubber duckie for a zombie apocalypse, so don't skimp on your Sharknado Survival Kit either. Start with the basics: a fully charged chainsaw for those close encounters, a well-stocked first aid kit, and enough provisions to outlast the storm. Interestingly, following tips similar to those in a zombie survival guide will serve you well:
The hero in you should never forget the survival guide mantra: "Always be prepared". So pack an inflatable raft; because, let's face it, sharks swim and you need to stay afloat!
When it's time to fight tooth and fin against a tornado of carnivorous cartilaginous fish, remember what Fin Shepard taught us all - the chainsaw is mightier than the shark. Here's how you can stand out as the next action star:
Remember, just like in New York City, knowing the terrain can make you a hero. Use your car as a barricade or high ground - sharks don't have a driver's license.
Beyond physical tools, survival tips stress the significance of staying mentally sharp. Stay calm and channel your inner April Wexler because panicking is like sending an engraved invitation to sharky death:
Now go ahead, take that quiz and see how long you'd last when the flying sharks come for you! And, should you actually find yourself in a fin-filled vortex, remember: what would Fin Shepard do?