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The Real JAWS!!!!

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Saw this video, Kinda of scary. Makes you wonder whats lurking in our oceans. :think:

 

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Being a surfer, you quickly realize that as soon as you enter the water you are no longer at the top of the food chain. I've personally seen a shark that was at least 10 feet long. Made me get out of the water that day.

I was swimming with reef sharks in the galapagos that were taller than me... freakin scarey as hellllll!

5 meters is 16 feet not a monster shark by Great White standards, Very common, Just watch shark week, Over 20 feet is a real big one, and 22 feet or up is a MONSTER.

 

They are 7-9 ft at toddlers and the 12 footer that got killed was a teenager that probably pissed off the Adult.

 

Want to see something cool google Killer whales killing and eating Great Whites!

If I were able to release some of the videos of the stuff we see at work, I gurantee that you would never get in the water again!!!!!! Damn secracy agreements :whistle:

you are right Cal. I saw that awhile ago and almost messed my pants when I saw that. :o

during the winter it is not unusual for great whites to be off our coast when the seals are around.. brigantine bioligists have recorded them..

I used to live and surf in FL.

 

We had spinner sharks (do a quick google image search). There were other types of sharks, but the spinners always got your attention....never got out of the water, though.

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