Basking Shark Breaches Water?

[Sheed85]

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[MrTitanium]

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I am an avid watcher of shark documentaries. Not necessarily shark attack related, although I find them fasinating to say the least. Also reminds me to keep my ass on land. I’ve always has a fear of the open water (thanks Jaws circa 1975). There ain’t no fkin way I’m going in past my ankles, although I’ve seen sharks grab people and pull them in. Not in person, mind you, but on videos.

Here are two I watched this morning. Seems legit. In Australia to victim Vladimir Popov. RIP.

!!! VIEWER DISCRETION IS STRONGLY ADVISED !!!

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[Sheed85]

Totally have to keep respect these and all wild predators. Likewise I've watched wildlife documentaries my entire life and always amazed we are still discovering new life all the time.

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I am an avid watcher of shark documentaries. Not necessarily shark attack related, although I find them fasinating to say the least. Also reminds me to keep my ass on land. I’ve always has a fear of the open water (thanks Jaws circa 1975). There ain’t no fkin way I’m going in past my ankles, although I’ve seen sharks grab people and pull them in. Not in person, mind you, but on videos.

Here are two I watched this morning. Seems legit. In Australia to victim Vladimir Popov. RIP.

!!! VIEWER DISCRETION IS STRONGLY ADVISED !!!

Part 1)

Part 2)

But did they have to end up tracking that shark down and killing it? Ended up being a pregnant female as well, the Tiger sharks already an aggressive species which would explain a more territorial or defensive behavior

 

[MrTitanium]

It breaks my heart when humans go out to hunt and kill a “rogue” shark. Honestly, I have more sympathy for a creature than most humans.

 

[GraniteFox]

Just stay on solid ground and we are all safe!

 

[Tex Koder]

Just stay on solid ground and we are all safe!

Not true...

 

[Johnny b]

Commonly known as the shark capital of the world is New Smyrna Beach, where I take my small boat quite often. Most bites are by mistaken identity and mostly all non fatal. Statistically, your at greater risk by dumping in the woods than swimming in these waters.

 

[Tex Koder]

Commonly known as the shark capital of the world is New Smyrna Beach, where I take my small boat quite often. Most bites are by mistaken identity and mostly all non fatal.
Statistically, your at greater risk by dumping in the woods than swimming in these waters.

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In the woods..
You at least have a chance to see or Hear something sneaking up on you...

In the ocean, you don't see or hear sh!t that BIG eyeballing you from beneath til it's too late.

For some reason..

I don't like the idea of a fish THAT Size mistaken me for a tasty snack...
Especially if it happens to give me a little scratch on my leg or arm.. and a couple of drops of my blood hits the ocean and causes a bunch of its brothern to get the hunger.



























Just sayin'