Yale Scientific Magzine
Sure looks like a possible explination for my intimate relationship with sharks!
Any thoughts?
Sure looks like a possible explination for my intimate relationship with sharks!
Any thoughts?
Sharks always come for me. Can this article be true???
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Hemlon
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Marcosis
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Or maybe it's that speared Hogfish!
ffestpirate
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Yeah professional courtesy. Either that, or all the blood that seems to be around you when ever you are in the water.
ffestpirate
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I'm sure that can't be it Fishey. It's got to be something deeply rooted in the genetics of the universe.
In all seriousness though, she's right. There were 20 of us on the boat hunting and carrying bloody fish and M and H had the only shark encounter.....and for some reason that happens repeatedly
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I can rather relate. I live in a desert and have only been to the ocean 5 times. 3rd time we were heading to the bahamas from Miami and saw a 6-7' great white bobbing along the surface. First shark encounter ever! The 5th time was in Ft. Laud after a tropical storm. Waves were about 3' and I was standing knee deep in murky waters. Not even 5 minutes in and there were bait fish everywhere. No one else was swimming and we were near a sandbar, which was about 6' out. We walked down the beach and the bait fish followed x.x Lots of Ospreys though.
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