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20. comment for girl gets leg bitten off by great white shark
You have to travel down to Baja, CA in Mexico to find bull sharks on the Pacific coastline.
Bull shark attacks are much deadlier than White shark attacks, and even a small 3' bull shark can easily take BIG chunks of leg, arm, or torso off and come back again and again aggressively without pausing to savor the flavor or be picky about what kind of warm, bloody flesh they are eating.
Conversely, our local CA surfers and kayak paddlers commonly report seeing 8' - 15' White sharks swim by them without molesting them from Point Reyes north down to Monterey Bay south. Seeing one is common enough now these days that normally no one who spends a lot of time in the water even reports it to the media anymore, mostly to avoid being bitten by the horrific, fatal, Paparazzi Shark.
We think the Whites are always here along our CA coastline, just gliding along outside the Kelp Zone looking for marine mammals, but they usually can only be seen by swimmers, ab divers, and surfers when our normally-murky coastal waters clear up to 20 or 30 foot visibility in the late summer, or from above when you are sitting on your surfboard.
I'm not sure seeing them makes you feel any better since we know they are always around...somewhere, 365 days a year.
EASY rule of thumb: Don't molest White sharks anywhere, or be IN the water, in ANY place where marine mammals are common and White sharks normally feed.......and the White sharks won't molest you.
The odds of being bitten by a Great White shark are roughly the same whether you go into the ocean every day or stay completely out of the ocean every day....but this is one 30 million-to-one winning Lottery Ticket you DON'T want to hit on.
The fear of sharks stems from several things, but mainly because people in general are terrified of the unknown. Especially when you're in the ocean with no idea what's beneath you or even in front of you or behind you for that matter.
Of course more people die from car accidents and mosquito bites. The mosquito is the deadliest insect in the world. And vehicle accidents...well, obviously more people die from that because 90% of people in the world travel in a vehicle multiple times a day. Obviously it's going to be a common occurrence.
Swimming in the ocean is not a common thing for most people, which makes a shark attack even more rare and uncommon. But it does happen. And quite often if you look at it statistically.
Speaking of statistics...wanna hear a creepy one? One out of every 3 people who swim in the ocean have unknowingly come within feet of a shark at one point or another.
Not to say we should be cripplingly afraid of sharks, but I can totally understand why people are more afraid of sharks than mosquitos, cows, ants, etc.
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I would lick you right in your ass that's how cute you are!
Actually mythbusters did an episode for Shark Week about the blood in the water thing and determined the blood they're attracted to is species dependent, and they don't give a shit about human blood. Even so, there's obviously safety precautions you would take when swimming in the ocean, just like hiking in bear country. Not sure what point you're trying to make.
shark: LEG!
girl dies
it ofcause what to see whats the movingf thing is in the water and they test it by bitting
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I stopped looking at water >-<