Most dangerous marine life?

[Land Locked]

Here is an interesting site on shark attack statistics,
http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/sharks/statistics/statsw.htm
Shows for a 14 year period Florida has the highest incident of
shark attack, most likely due to the amount of people in the water.
But the data seems to show that the US has the lowest fatality rate.

 

[Haiko]

Probably a swallow. Suppose it was an African or European swallow?

I didn't know that Swallows will dump nuts on divers...
Sure it wasn't an American one?
They are more likely to drop things down on humans :bomb:

(I know, sometimes I feel like beiing politicial-INcorrect)

 

[james croft]

In researching the cause of deaths, confusion results from people not reading carefully and confusing what actually constitutes "marine life". Statistically, it is the U. S. Marines that are responsible for the most fatalities.
Semper Fi.

 

[anth]

I wonder how many divers are killed by becoming tangled in kelp, or even panic initiated by being in thick macroalgae?

-Anthony

 

[MilitantMedic]

In researching the cause of deaths, confusion results from people not reading carefully and confusing what actually constitutes "marine life". Statistically, it is the U. S. Marines that are responsible for the most fatalities.
Semper Fi.

I won't make disparaging comment about my leathernecked brothers............

 

[Santa]

And for that matter, how likely a falling coconut will hit a shark?

if a coconu falls in the forest and it hits a shark and there's noone around to see - did it really happen?

if a wood chuck ....

 

[Santa]

Zoot at Castle Anthrax may have some shrubbery, I heard she has a nice bush.

I'm sorry..........................

would that be wet zoot?