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(23,314 posts)tell the paddle boarders that they are paddling next to 15 great white sharks and that they recommend that they calmly exit the water. Holy buckets. I'd lose my shit right then and there.
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
proud patriot
(100,705 posts)that paddle boarder must have nerves of steel
luvMIdog
(2,533 posts)the announcement. Maybe that was him it was splashing . Now THAT is why I don't go in the water
CaptainTruth
(6,591 posts)He was a great swimmer & he loved to swim in the ocean, even though it was 55-56 degrees on the N CA coast (if you live in SF you know this, I like it a LOT better here on my island in FL, where the water is about 80 right now).
One Friday after work he went for a swim on Stinson Beach ... & never came back. Friends found his clothes & personal belongings neatly packed/wrapped on the beach. Months later no sign of his body was found, & the natural conclusion was ... eaten by great white sharks.
I can't even bring myself to say his name ... he was a damn good bass player (no, make that a DAMN FKNG GOOD bass player) & a great engineer that I loved talking to ... he always had so many great ideas.
I still miss him. And I'm still glad that the sharks we have here on the eastern FL shore don't just eat you whole like the great whites do on the west coast.
yuiyoshida
(41,831 posts)between California and Australia, New Zealand where great white Sharks are in abundance. The rocks that hold many seals and Seal lions is feeding grounds for many great white sharks. Its a good thing that many of them have found a home on pier 39, in the bay where the sharks don't come. They are a huge tourist attraction here.
CaptainTruth
(6,591 posts)... just DM me.
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