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Monday, December 12, 2011
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I will never NOT be amazed by the Great White shark. I've been fangirl squeeing over those things since I was a kid. Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeletePhotographer to boat captain: "We're gonna need a bigger cage."
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you getting caught up on the query backlog . . . : )
ReplyDeleteTerri
WV = excre (probably what photog did while getting this shot!)
This is exactly why I dropped out of shark dentistry: gingivitis.
ReplyDeleteAhhh! This is why I didn't become a marine biologist. I'm being serious. I know their reputations are largely unfounded, but they terrify me. Still, their power and grace is astounding.
ReplyDeleteYikes!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I wouldn't be so scared to swim in the ocean if this was the version of Jaws I saw as a kid: http://laughingsquid.com/shark-song-jaws-transformed-into-a-heartwarming-disney-film/
That really looks like it would hurt the shark.
ReplyDeleteEven when the shark does not attack the cage, the company that runs the dive does things to agitate/attract the sharks.
I cant speak for sharks but I do not like it much when people agitate me.