Maui Surfer Attacked By Shark
A Maui County news release says a 54-year-old man was attacked shortly after 6 a.m. while surfing in an area known as “Kalama Bowls” in Kihei.
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Justin Cote
- October 20 2009 | 343 views
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Cannibalistic Great White Off Queensland
Fishermen off North Stradbroke Island in Queensland haul in a ten-foot Great White shark bitten in half by a “monster” great white…
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- October 27 2009 | 721 views
L.A. Photog Catches Breaching Great White
Frankly I’m sick of these Great White sharks being spotted up and down the Southern California coastline…
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- October 07 2009 | 1,466 views
Live Shark Left On The Doorstep Of Australian Newspaper
Is this some weird Australian version of the mafia’s tradition of leaving a fish as a sign of an ensuing hit?
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- April 24 2009 | 613 views | 3 comments
Aussie Surfer Survives Shark Body-Slam
Glen Lockery reckons he must be one of the luckiest men alive after surviving a body-slam by a shark.
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Ryan Brower
- February 23 2009 | 773 views
“Giant Jumping Shark” Caught On Video Not So Giant
Everyone loves a good shark story but this last one I came across is a little much…
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- January 30 2009 | 1,598 views | 5 comments
Jumping Shark
Photog Kem McNair snapped this amazing shot of a spinner shark jumping out of the water behind surfers at New Smyrna Beach, Florida. No, it isn’t Photoshopped. CNN.com has a video interview with McNair. Shark and surfers (CNN.com)
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- January 17 2009 | 980 views
Binalong Bay, near St Helens, Tasmania
In this photo released by Tasmania Police and distributed via AAP Image, a surfboard which had a chunk taken out of it by a great white shark in Binalong Bay, Tasmania, Australia, Jan. 11, 2009 is shown. Across Australia, edgy beachgoers are questioning their safety following a string of attacks and shark sightings close to shore.
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- January 16 2009 | 221 views
Great White Shark Bumps Kayakers
Might wanna think about some stronger tackle for that 16-foot Great White, mate!
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- December 29 2008 | 617 views | 1 comment
A Word On Behalf Of Sharks…
Australian marine biologist Scoresby Shepherd thinks an increase in attacks could signify that sharks are starting to see humans as food because tuna are getting scarce. “It’s a well known biological phenomenon, which is called prey switching,” Shepherd said.
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- October 06 2008 | 335 views
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