That's the way they usually act.
Bull Shark Hollywood Beach
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The crappy beach diving we have here is plauged by the BullShark. We have a very particular marine estuary which draws marine biologist from all over the world to research the behavior of the little critters here.
However with so many little brackish critters the bullshark loves to eat here as well. When the vis is crappy and the water cold you are very likely to have bullshark run ins here. I do not mind it AS much if I have a buddy but not when I am solo.
Swimming back on one leg would be tiring.
However with so many little brackish critters the bullshark loves to eat here as well. When the vis is crappy and the water cold you are very likely to have bullshark run ins here. I do not mind it AS much if I have a buddy but not when I am solo.
Swimming back on one leg would be tiring.
Orlando Eric:
Eric, you're such a wimp.
Was with Wayward Son when he saw the bull. I didn't see it. I was probably looking for sailfin blennys or somethin'.
There are sharks with us on dives much more often than we see them.
Wayward Son
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I'm used to seeing them, so long as they don't get aggressive I'm fine. Since I'm usually spearing, they do get pushy at times. That gets more interesting.
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