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shark attack..
06-29-2006, 09:13 PM, (This post was last modified: 06-29-2006, 10:00 PM by MAXFACTOR.)
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Re: shark attack..
Hi Mark,

Yea.    in the waters I dive down there,  the water is quite aqua.  Melbourne beach,  all the way down to the key's.

From a plane and a helicopter, you can even see small fish, let alone the bigger ones.   

Most of the time, there is enough fish in the water to give you tell tail signs when your standing in the hip deep water, to get out. 

Additionally, as the ocean shore line has many seagulls, you can often watch the birds getting out of the way as a shark approaches.  As I said the area down there at Hutchinson Island, where the most recent shark attack took place, Melbourne and all the way down to the keys have tons of prehistoric type seagulls and they work  the water like you won't believe.  They see the little fish,  they start diving frantically,  up comes the shark, up goes the seagull.  Out goes JOE AND HIS KIDS...  Its a beautiful cycle. 

Most people don't recoginze them though, as they are not 100 percent conscious of they're surroundings. 

Yes.... I would beat and fight the shark if I had no choice and I had a full bottle of Cabernet.   It is a proven fact that they will withdraw if you hit them and hit them often.  I however, would be the one to get bit if I was in the water with my children and my child would get out.  Thats what responsible parents would do. 
that was my entire point on the post.

On the other hand,  if I had a full bottle of cabernet in the water with my kids,  I'd probably have a drinking problem. :o


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shark attack.. - by MAXFACTOR - 06-28-2006, 01:22 AM
Re: shark attack.. - by MAXFACTOR - 06-28-2006, 01:44 AM
Re: shark attack.. - by Mark Y - 06-28-2006, 09:16 AM
Re: shark attack.. - by MAXFACTOR - 06-29-2006, 09:13 PM

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