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there is a pretty good fiction novel "Meg" on the subject if you're interested....


Those guys were pussycats. THESE guys are REALLY SCARY :11:

Chironex fleckeri
Carukia barnesi


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Hetland:
there is a pretty good fiction novel "Meg" on the subject if you're interested....

If only he'd had a diver proof read it..............

Hetland:
Those guys were pussycats. THESE guys are REALLY SCARY

I agree, wikipedia is really scary.
 
Both wikipedia and these jellies are scary, but those jellies scare me more. It freaks me out that something so small and virtually invisible can be so deadly.
 
I dunno I think I would take my chances with the jellyfish rather than a 50 ft shark...

I wonder who would win if the Meg ate a irikanji or a box jelly? Hmmm
 
Reefguy - That'd hafta depend on what brand of gun you're shooting, wouldn't it???
 
Megalodons are just misunderstood. The only way to properly understand them is to buy an SLR and jump into chummed water with them.
 
When I took my trip to Australia I was pretty creeped out about being in the water, especially because it was "in season" for them, or so I was told.
 
I think I'd have to wear a granade on my BC if they still existed....Our word for the day: "Heartburn"
 
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