Sharks in Maui
Nov 22nd, 2002, 02:20 PM
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No place in the middle of the ocean is safe from sharks, but if you stick to a an area where multiple people are snorkeling..then you should be fine.
You can't worry about stuff like this. Plus how many people a year actually get eaten by sharks. You neighbors dog is more likely to maul you to death.
Relax..have fun...enjoy Maui!
You can't worry about stuff like this. Plus how many people a year actually get eaten by sharks. You neighbors dog is more likely to maul you to death.
Relax..have fun...enjoy Maui!
Nov 22nd, 2002, 02:36 PM
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I would be more concerned about driving around the islands than swimming in the ocean. There are many car fatalities from distracted drivers, alcohol & drugs, and just plain crazy people behind the wheel. Buckle up, drive defensively, and don't worry about sharks!
Nov 22nd, 2002, 08:32 PM
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Sharks?Sharks in Hawaii?No way man,We sharks would never chew on a tourist.Most mainlanders don't know but we sharks get a 6.6% kickback from the resorts for leaving the tourists alone.
The shark in question has been banned from most shark activities.
The shark in question has been banned from most shark activities.
Nov 24th, 2002, 12:10 PM
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Actually most shark attacks happen in 3 ft of water. They say you have a greater chance of being killed by a falling coconut. That just makes me scared of trees ; ) I usually hear of something about once a month. There are so many people in the water though. I guess the chance isn't that great. I still stick to the pool.
Nov 25th, 2002, 06:45 AM
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I was in Maui when the woman was bitten by the shark off the Kaanapali Beach area. Word was that it was a tiger shark and that she was swimming about 200 yards from the shore. People were discouraged from swimming in the ocean for a few days but by Thurs 11/21 everyone had forgotten about it.
