Can you get AIDS from the ocean?

can you?

but what if they bleed into the ocean?

nope. u can get AIDS from unprotected sex, sharing needles, and mother's milk.

No, The aids virus is extremely fragile. It can rarely survive contact with air (which is why you cant get it by drinking after someone with it), much less after being extremely diluted in trillions of gallons of salt water. you have to have direct bodily contact and a bodily fluid exchange, such as with sex or with needles (small amounts of blood are left inside the airtight tube after injecting and when shared, the blood mixes with the chemical inside the tube and needle and are passed that way). so I think you have a better chance of getting stung by a jelly fish than getting aids.

I think no. It actually depends on the situation.
If you have transferred the following body liquids which has high concentration of HIV and enough to infect a person.

The following body liquids are:
1. Blood
2. Seminal Fluids
3. Vaginal Fluids
4. Breastmilk from an HIV+ mother to her baby

And there are pre-conditions that must be considered before you could think that you might get HIV:

Exit - the body fluid must have exited from the body of an HIV+;
Quantity - the HIV concentration in that fluid must be enough to infect a person;
Survive - the HIV in the fluid must be able to survive the environment it is exposed with;
Entry - there must be a direct entry in you bloodstream or body.

If one of these preconditions was not present, then you have lower risk of getting the HIV.

Probably not. In addition to being around their blood, you would have to have a break in your skin for the virus to enter. It's easy to catch it with unprotected sex because there can be little tears form the friction if there is not enough lubrication.

Huh?

If you can contract HIV from the ocean, don't you think there would be millions more people positive?

To answer your question, no.

Getting aids from the ocean would be like peeing in it to try to make the ocean yellow