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White Sharks
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About 10 years ago, I had a close encounter with a big ass shark. More than six feet from dorsal fin to tail. My wife and I were boogie boarding in a national seashore. We were the only people for miles. A plane was circling for a while but did not do anything to get our attention. When I saw it, the shark was two waves out from me and swimming back and forth. F that. We got out and the plane and shark buggered off. I guess they just wanted video of us getting eaten.
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Hopefully he didn't know any of the people in the Fort Smith plane crash and is trying to get his mind off it. Some of the people killed were in similar circles to TS IIRC.
Nope, All my mates answered the text. From my understanding it was support workers, cleaning crew.
Also only hear say, is they didn’t deice properly
Good to hear. The list I have seen had a heavy duty mechanic and haul truck driver on it.
As strange as it is I’ve never been to that mine.
Very well could have been. I’m only getting second hand news.
Have you got a name of the tech? Shot me in PM
Looks like that; Couldn't gain altitude. Crashed shortly beyond runway. Sad.
Condolences to all.
Pretty sure they have been in the northern states for a while now, don’t think it’s something new
That was sort of my understanding, whites had been spotted off New Jersey as a rare sighting. Up in Canadian waters was an even rarer sight. But more often now . I’ve watched enough Australian surf videos to be very scared of giant sharks
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Rare, but not unheard of. Several have been reported in the Hudson River.
- 1864, a boy was reportedly attacked by a shark in the Hudson River and had a severe thigh bite.
- 1933, a shark was reported to be sighted in the Hudson River off 42nd Street, according to the New York Times.
- 2020, during the pandemic James Gabriel spotted a shark in the Hudson River he at first thought was a sturgeon shark. However, upon further observation, it was assumed to be more like a bull shark.
Remember that tech has gotten better over the years. It's not that long ago when I was watching The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau. Sharks might have been there all along or warm currents may change naturally over time. We can't just blindly attribute everything to man made climate change or it ruins science.
I have great news for you. You're way more likely to die during the car ride to the beach with your surfboard than by shark attack. Hope that makes you feel better.
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