Shark Attacks in Florida---Bark but No Bite?
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Shark Attacks in Florida---Bark but No Bite?
Last year there was constant bickering here about the danger of shark attacks in Florida....and should everyone avoid the FL shores?, etc.
So where are all the Chicken Littles now?
I haven't heard much this year about this supposed steady increase in aggressive sharks?
Where are they?
Are they all asleep on the job?
So where are all the Chicken Littles now?
I haven't heard much this year about this supposed steady increase in aggressive sharks?
Where are they?
Are they all asleep on the job?
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Funny you should ask! Just this morning they had four guys on the Today Show talking about their recent experience with sharks. Apparently they were fishing somewhere between West Palm Beach and the Bahamas, and knew there were a lot of sharks around because they had already caught four. Then their boat took on water and sank within 7 minutes, leaving them dangling in the water amongst the fishing bait. Luckily they were rescued before the sharks attacked any of them.....thanks to one of the fishermen's cell phone! I'm sure it was scarey as hell, but thankfully all were just fine.
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C'mon how could anyone not know there are sharks in the waters?? You would have to live in Tim buck 2 not to have known this I thought it was common knowledge. I think you would have a better chance of being struck by lightening then attacked by a shark in the Florida waters but the again------------------who knows?
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When I was in Ft. Lauderdale early June a 10 year old was attacked on a South Florida beach. The news didn't say where and there wasn't to much talk about it. I would think the press would keep it hush-hush to not scare the tourists away. I wonder why they don't use some kind of nets. Just curious.