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This is why I don't care to go to Australia

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You don't like sharkfin soup?
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There's always a bigger fish.....
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Old man and the sea, great book.
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shot with one of joes 9mm lung blowers?
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The toothy critter that got him was a serious fish!
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Killer whales have learned to follow fishing charters for just this opportunity. And they know to not bite the whole fish to avoid the hook.
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We’re going to need a bigger boat …
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Old man and the sea, great book.
My thought, exactly. This guy got to keep more of his fish, at least.
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That is about the right size piece of bait we use down here for the smaller fish.
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Don't go swimming on the east coast either!
While recreational diving in the Caribbean I had a dive buddy bail on me when three Caribbean Reef Sharks swam towards us. I saw them first, pointed them out to him, then began taking pictures. They passed by me about twenty feet away, and I turned to my buddy. He was nowhere to be found. I did a quick 360-degree search, then ascended. My buddy was in the boat. My first thought was he had some kind of problem and I asked him if he was okay. He apologized for leaving me without letting me know, saying that when he saw the sharks he panicked. Since we were 50+ feet down at the time, I had to ask if he did a proper ascent. He told me he did. As a precaution though, I grounded him and left him with the boat crew, telling them what happened and asking them to monitor him. I then began a second dive.
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While recreational diving in the Caribbean I had a dive buddy bail on me when three Caribbean Reef Sharks swam towards us. I saw them first, pointed them out to him, then began taking pictures. They passed by me about twenty feet away, and I turned to my buddy. He was nowhere to be found. I did a quick 360-degree search, then ascended. My buddy was in the boat. My first thought was he had some kind of problem and I asked him if he was okay. He apologized for leaving me without letting me know, saying that when he saw the sharks he panicked. Since we were 50+ feet down at the time, I had to ask if he did a proper ascent. He told me he did. As a precaution though, I grounded him and left him with the boat crew, telling them what happened and asking them to monitor him. I then began a second dive.
My wife and I were snorkeling in Hawaii and saw a small white tip... I didn't know she was Jesus, but she damn near managed to walk on water to get away from it....:ROFLMAO:
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That is the remnants of a large mako shark. I would estimate the weight before the attack at 600 -900 pounds. It had to be a killer whale or large great white doing the attacking. Even large fish become prey when hooked. Since a mako shark is one of the fastest fish in the ocean, I would guess a killer whale did this
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The fish are just one of many many things in OZ that might kill you, but life goes on. Spiders, snakes, plants, breaking down with no water in the interior...
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Megalodon? There have been sightings around Australia.
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