Woman Survives Record Number of Shark Bites
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Shark Attacks- Great White Shark, Tiger Shark, Mako Shark
Kirk Johnston, Rafael Thomas, Wendi Zuccaro, Steven Jillet, Manami Mari, Beatrice Aharonowich, Adam McGuire
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Shout out to all the brave souls that swim/paddle towards a shark attack.
Theres something so creepy about a gigantic great white shark just sitting in the water sitting in one spot just staring at you. Imagine falling off your surf board and when you surface you just see a 20’ great white sitting there staring at you. The anticipation of that thing just darting in at any moment would be too much to handle. I would probable pass out from shock and never be seen again.
and like Hal says, "don't swim under houses, don't swim under piers, don't swim under bridges, and what ever you do, don't swim out in the open ocean".
So Wendy figures a shark hit her board, doesn't tell Anne as not to scare her, but stays out in the ocean longer with her friend in the dark about it...? I'd be upset when I found out later lol. That first hit without injury, to me, is a courtesy warning. But then again I'm not a surfer.
my thoughts exactly. If I'm out there and you see a shark, I want to know about it.
Look, there is a whale beneath my board 🤣
It would seem like Wendy needs to undergo a crash course in common sense.If in doubt,get out of the water!
@@mikarage3677 LOL.
I think the same thing..what a great friend, NOT
Yup you were correct Hal, that was Bo Dereck that got her leg bit off in Orca. A movie that has always stuck with me from my childhood. Another great show Hal!
"10:43. Oh. Something just took a chunk out outta my board. Probably a shark. But I don't want to alarm my friend from Germany, so we'll just keep right on surfing right here...."
Takes her friend surfing off a jetty where seals hang out. This is someone who doesn’t like her German friend at all.😂
I'm dumbstruck by the girl that was lifted out of the water yet stayed in, absolute insanity.
That demonstrates higher level thinking as well as empathy on the part of dolphin. Much respect and appreciation, Mr & Ms Dolphin. 🙏👍🙏👍💚💛🧡
ABSOLTULY!!!!! I firmly believe they have a greater sense of empathy and humanity than actual humans do.
Everything's relative
Dolphins are also known to commit infanticide, have been observed killing a porpoise for no reason that could be discerned. They are sexually aggressive and have been recognised to kill their own species. Not so different to humans, certainly not more 'humane'
They can’t be too smart if they trust us.
@@kathrynemason1673 this is so true I'm not sure why we have this idea that dolphins are these sweet , empathetic creatures. They are very intelligent yes but like most species that have advanced intellect they can be quite sadistic and exhibit cruelty for no other reason then boredom or murder/ sexual assault for their own amusement. I don think they intentionally save humans either I just think they really hate sharks lol alot of these stories about dolphins savin humans are grossly exaggerated or outright lies . If they do happen to chase away sharks , it's likely they didn't even notice humans in the vicinity. They aren't anything like Flipper. The idea we have of dolphins is as misinformed as the idea we have of sharks as evil bloodthirsty murderers.
I was driving in traffic earlier and there was a school bus behind me. I was imagining it having giant teeth and that would be how big some of these sharks get. I can’t imagine people get in the ocean and swim around when you have school bus size fish with teeth that see you as dinner
Ha. Good point! 😉 No argument here.
I STRONGLY AGREE.
"God's gift the dolphins came back" ...entirely possible. Movie Orca- Character name was Annie played by Bo Derek. Another great show, Hal. Keep them coming.
Listening from London in the UK. I enjoy listening to your shark attack stories as I fall asleep in bed at night. Have been a shark buff since childhood when someone gave me a Jacque Cousteau book on sharks
I too listen to Sharks Happen at night as I am going to bed. I thought I was the only one 😂 Listening to Hal from Central Florida and Hal…I go to the beach but rarely get into the water!
Me three. In London ; )
I’m in western upstate New York and watch Hal in bed too, on my phone…. Just watched another great show, I just love Hal and I’m always telling people about Sharks Happen … I wish he’d do a segment on Greenland sharks, they are fascinating!!! Keep up the great work Hal, you are a great teacher and very endearing. ❤
Hal it was Bo derek
Can listen to you talking about this for hrs. Your voice is soothing and you make just so much sense. Thank you Hal.
That dolphin story is some divine intervention level stuff! I read a book about survivors of Suicide attempts. One guy jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge trying to kill himself. That water is infested with Great white sharks as well. He said he put his hands on the railing, jumped, and the second he let go…he thought “Damn, I made a mistake. I want to live.” He hit the water feet first, shattered his legs, and went down deep under the surface. He said he couldn’t tell which way was up, but just started swimming. He finally made it to the surface, while he was floating, something hit his leg. He said it was a dolphin had swam up and was actually holding him above water because his limbs were broken and he couldn’t swim. It held him up until a rescue boat came and pulled him out. Remarkable and miraculous, period.
What a great story and you are right, that area is great white shark country.
I remember hearing of this guy’s survival story after jumping off the Golden Gate and regretting it immediately. Miraculously he lived. I think he is a motivational speaker now.
I watched a documentary on this guy. Yes, he is a motivational speaker now. Very emotional story. Crazy to have that moment when ine realises that there is no going back. It wasn't his time!
A true blessing from Jesus. If people don't believe in miracles this shows that he performs miracles all the time.
I saw that guy on interview on the movie “The Bridge” ..I never knew great white or any breed of shark was below bridge and the prison …I knew it was off the coastline of California, man that makes it even worse , just unimaginable if sharks got me if I survived the water beneath Golden Gate bridge or off Alcatraz…
Hal should dress up as a landshark for Halloween!
Hal after seeing that 18foot tiger shark video and those graphic shark attack pictures, I'm getting a pool (most likely a kiddie pool, because of today's prices) but I'm never going into the ocean water again!
The first video I saw of yours I felt like you were judging the sharks and their behavior to harshly. As I watched more videos and learned about more cases, you are 100% correct. A lot of these are not mistaken identity or “whoopsies.” It’s like how a shark bites someone, fills the water with blood and chaos, other people arrive to try and help, but the shark can still detect which person they just attacked and go attack them again. This proves that these sharks can differentiate between humans, so I feel like they can quite easily smell and see we are not seals or fish. Have you all ever smelled a seal? Yea, you can smell them from 100 yards away so these sharks can smell the difference for sure.
Yep seals are super stinky
You, sir …….need to swim down amongst the sharks and show them some love 👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼
Smell it
If these sharks ever watched hals videos they would for sure feel judged...😂 🦈
Agree totally though, I use to believe attacks were mistaken ID...watching this channel and learning more makes me laugh at the thought scientists claim mistaken ID. These sharks have been around for millions of years, we don't look or smell like seals, we don't move the same in the water and everyone needs to just call an attack what it is, it's an attack. whether it's curious or if it wants to eat you... it doesn't think you're a seal. They want u to believe sharks are so smart and have great senses...but are too stupid to tell you from a seal? 🙄
Great Thursday evening. Got my beer, my sharks happen shirt on and yay
Your video!
I think it’s pretty damn amazing that dolphins will try and help ppl not get attacked by a shark that just goes to show you they are spectacular animals ❤❤❤
Ya but dolphins are also rapists. So don't think they're saints. I'm being dead serious. Point being no one animal or human is perfect or innocent. But ya it is cool they help humans when they feel the need to.
Dolphins will attack people too , so there's that.
@@MeadeSkeltonMusic All right, let’s be honest anything will attack anything
I've seen dolphins playfully swimming around the pointy end of big gw sharks, but only ever 2 or 3 adults at a time.
I've seen pods of 30 plus dolphins with young amongst them tucked up tight in the shallows in the corner of local surf beaches. You can see they're not feeding but quietly waiting for a threat to the pod to leave.
If you see this type of behaviour just keep it in mind while your splashing around like food 🙂.
I've noticed the dolphins will dodge the bow wake of ships as well. A kind of sporty playfulness on the verge of daredevil.
They probably have that same showoff courage taunting certain sharks. Horizontal tail provides them an ability to maneuver depth better than sharks' left to right quickness. Plus, they gang up like orcas.
@@bradbarnett5464 Never thought about the pros/ cons of tail orientation... seems dolphin would be safe in deeper water
@@Adam-kf6lr Unlike sharks, they can't go too deep for too long. They have blowholes like whales.
Haven't seen the sharks doing front or backflips is all I meant.
@@bradbarnett5464 Gotcha,
@@bradbarnett5464 they do swim on their sides too.
Always look forward to Hals videos.
Yes Hal, the character's name was Annie in the movie Killer Whales that had her leg bit off.
Annie was played by the lovely "10" Bo Derek. Richard Harris was also in that movie... the guy who sang about green icing and the cake out in the rain...in the 60s.
Another great show, Hal! Thank you for always keeping things interesting! I appreciate you!
HAL!!! Thanks !!’ Stay safe my friend! Blessings. Ruthie. 🐂🦈!!!
Love listening to this , Cheers from Australia
Where abouts in aus?
@@michaelrichardson6985 Tamworth NSW
Kirra Gold Coast checking in
Greetings from vic 💛💚
Hi guys✨💖Hudson Valley NY. Always wanted to visit and Australia. But also feel like I’ll let bitten or stung by something soon as set foot on the place😁
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When taken out of context the advice “don’t swim under houses” is pretty funny. Though with recent flash flooding in Australia that is some pretty good advice. Unlikely to be a shark or orca under there, though a bull shark technically could be. The location of the flooding means it’s much more likely to be a deadly 🐍 snake or spider.
SpiderCroc!!
@@Adam-kf6lr they’re only in Darwin,
@@fab3laundry Along with the FunnelWeb Platypus
Thanks Hal……just not sure I always agree with your attempt or not attempt to predate? Especially with some of the great white attacks. If a great white hits u as a surfer or even a swimmer it could most definitely be an attempt to predate but it depends on the results of the first attack. Many hit a bony area, less blood and the surfer can get to shore……. But if the victim were to be alone and go into shock or start to drown who’s to say that great white isn’t just there waiting for this to finish their meal? This is how they attack seals……often leaving the seal for several minutes after their first hit. Just another theory. I think most attacks are an attempt to predate.
Glad to see you back-love your show and I share your stories with my co-workers.
The story of the guy who was harassed on the surfboard remind me of the death of Cameron Bayes at cactus beach where the 18 foot shark played around with the surfboard for a long time before finally turning on Cameron .One of most gruesome shark stories I heard .
Yes. Cameron was a brutal one for sure.
Love your channel Hal! I’ve been watching for a while now. I don’t comment much but I certainly watch every episode and read through the comments. I’ve learned a great deal from them. Certainly appreciate the effort and research you put into each episode. Two things I wanted to mention regarding this episode…
1) Regarding the Mako and the 12 bites… I would absolutely include that as an attempt to predate. I think if it’s continuously returning to bite you, I personally interpret that behavior as it’s trying to finish you off/consume you. Makos would be one of the last sharks I’d want to run into. I think if she wasn’t rescued that Mako would’ve continued to take bites out of her… I have to assume that with it only being 7 feet, the bites aren’t gonna be as damaging as the larger 3 sharks that you typically cover, which has to be part of how one could survive 12 bites. But again, I still consider that an attempt to predate. Glad she survived!
2) The other thing I wanted to mention was in reference to the dolphins helping the victim. I would love to hear more stories involving dolphins if you can. I think there’s a lot of misinformation out there about dolphins and sharks. I remember always hearing if you see dolphins you’re probably safe from sharks (in other words, they wouldn’t be hanging around because of the dolphins presence)…. But, I later heard that’s false and probably the opposite is actually true (that seeing dolphins probably is more indicative of a sharks presence). Either way, I’d love to have some stats on attacks where dolphins were present, just to get an understanding as to whether sharks attack/behave differently with dolphins present (for example, do they attack humans less if dolphins are near by?). So yeah, any other cases involving dolphins would be interesting. Thanks Hal and congrats on the success and your clothing line.
More scariness courtesy of the sharks. It's to the point that when you give the location, we can guess the type of shark. Thanks for posting.
Shazam!
Edit: Ahhh... "ape shit". That takes me back.
Another great show Hal. I'm enjoying watching the success of your channel. 🦈
I would say 12 bites is an attempt to predate, no matter how little flesh was taken.
Thanks Hal!! Another great video My friend.
I love your show, i love sharks, I love to snorkel, but watching your show I don’t think I’ll be snorkel in any more when I go my cruises.
20 minutes after her board got hit they are still out there? What?!
In Kirk's attack when he estimates the tail is about 8 feet behind the dorsal fin, it immediately brought to mind Quint' s account of the Indianapolis sinking and how he judged a shark's size. Cannot even fathom being in the water next to a. massive stationary predator like that. Mako's have got to be the fastest species, but I didn't know they could be that persistent. Thanks for another enlightening video.
Another great video Hal, great job with your explanations, it seems like you were there to share all these stories! Remain blessed and keep the video's coming ☝️ 🙏
Love the stories ❤ great job sharks are so mysterious. Meat eating machines.
Yes! The woman in ‘Orca’ was Bo Derek.
Not even safe in fresh water had my foot torn up by a Musky in lake St Clair
I shared the attack in Canada, damn thing tried to drag the woman into deeper water. Pretty nice wound to the leg.
It would be a good experiment to take a bunch of surfboards and kayaks and put them out in really sharky areas and see if they get bit . It would be interesting to see what would happen with the humans removed from the equation.
That is something that should be done. Will show if it is the board or not
Great advice Hal. Don't swim under bridges, stilt houses or anything hovering over water. I live in FL and I've seen a CZcams video of a huge American crocodile lurking under a bridge in key biscayne beach. Scary stuff to think of anyone exploring nearby with snorkels
It amazes me that dolphins will protect a human being even when they aren’t always very kind to them. I guess one might call them the heroes of the ocean. 🏆🥇🐬🐬🐬
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And we know Flipper, Flipper lives in a world full of wonder,
Swimming there-under, under the sea!
Everyone loves the king of the sea,
Ever so kind and gentle is he,
Tricks he will do when children appear,
And how they laugh when he's near!
They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning,
No-one you see, is smarter than he,.....
And we know Flipper, lives in a world full of wonder,
Flying there-under, under the sea!
Back in the 90's sometime, some aquatic park employee was caught attempting to sex up a dolphin. Truly degenerate
@@docshelley1969
They would teach that as part of the new curriculum in our schools nowadays. Was it a big aquatic theme park with. Orcas near Wally World??
It’s probably in the dolphin’s interest that these sharks don’t get big meals and don’t grow bigger as a result of that. Sharks eat dolphins, too, when they get big enough. So they’re probably up to doing whatever it takes to keep them from being successful hunters.
@@ghosty426 I'm sure California Universities have degree proprams on reprobate morality.. with a minor in aquatic beastiality
That's true about fishing piers. I live near Navarre beach in Florida and the pier is 1⁄4 mile long and I've seen sharks stingrays all kinds of kinds of fish from above
Bit twelve times unbelievable, those women in Israel are Commandos. Great show Hal.
So are we thinking that 500 yards from shore is a bit much? Are we saying that 5:30pm in a known, shark feeding area is the wrong time and place?
The halfway point used to be 200 feet in the 60s, i think. Will get baldridge book and see what it was and mention next show. It is the dividing line where half of attacks happen evenly in and outside the line
I love the dolphins 🐬 saving the guy. Great show today Hal!! Thank you. ❤
My man Hal back at it again with the quality content!
My man Paul back with the quality comment!
I'll never understand how people can go into the water knowing that there's sharks in it and then act surprised when somebody gets bitten. There's a reason we aren't born with, nor do we naturally develop flippers, fins, electro-sensing capabilities and either gills or a huge lung capacity...Because we are just not suited for being in the water!
Happy Halloween Hal look forward to every upload thanks mate !!! Cheers { 🍻]
Sharks always asking “why a dolphin gotta hate?!”
Tigers are brutal fish and buddy was lucky to survive
Hello Hal
Thanks for all the gripping shark stories you bring us.
I'm always careful never to listen in too close to bedtime as I know how vivid my dreams can be and I don't want to meet any of the sharks you describe when I close my eyes. Haha I bet you have other viewers just like me.
In one of today's tales I can't get over the lady who's surf board is lifted up out of the water, but doesn't want to scare her friend so claims it was a seal then *20* *minutes* *later* they are still in the water !
How ?
Just how is it possible to not have rocketed out of the water and warn everyone too that there's a shark on the prowl ?
I guess I'll never understand the way some minds work.
Bump from underneath, no biggy?
20 mn later, 'Oh look Wendy, a whale!'
'I'm cold Anne, are you cold, lets go in?'
This is and odd one. The (whale) comfortable next to them, eavesdropping for a spell?
Wow, mabye just a bit too much blue sky between the ears, all three of them.
@@bradbarnett5464
Haha, it's a new one to add to the Fight Or Flight response.
So now we have Fight, Flight, Freeze or Just Carry On Til One Of Us Gets Chilly.
That works for me says the shark, peeling off it's whale suit,
I can't imagine having a friend who pretends nothing's wrong when you're both in mortal danger.
@@flowerjpotter1629 Well come on! She was from a landlocked country, after all... so the sensible thing to do was ease her out of the water over the next several hours to prevent a panic attack.
🤦😂🦈 you're awesome Hal! Thanks for another great show!🦈🦈💙
I wonder how the sharks handled Hurricane Ian? My mother and step dad have a home in Englewood FL (about 30 minutes north of where the hurricane made land) and they said the sea took over EVERYTHING! I've been listening for reports of all the sharks, rays, dolphins, manatees.... that inhabite all the inter coastal waterways. Wondering if they were washed into the city. Maybe trapped in ditches or pools? Haven't heard anything yet. Wonder if they all knew it was coming and headed to deeper water?
Ive often wondered about that too, and figure the ocean critters can likely sense the magnitude of the storms and must either leave the entire area or go out to the depths to avoid it.
I saw footage of a small shark swimming down a street in Ft. Myers . Living the majority of my life on the east coast of Florida, I am not surprised.
I'm in Fort Myers were still messed up.
There's a video I believe of fort Myers beach and there someone got cell phone recording of a shark in the parking lot swimming around
I watched a show once back in 1997 it was about tagged sharks and there behavior most were bullsharks but pretty cool how about a week before this huge storm or typhoon was coming they're no where to be found. And about 2 weeks later they showed back up.
Why would you stay in the water after already being bumped on your board ?
Hey Hal 👋! Got a new boat and just wanted to know if you wanted to come scuba diving with us off the California coast!
Did you need a bigger boat?
I don't think Hal gets in the water anymore.
I'm not going anywhere with great white sharks .
Yikes
Nah guys, trust me. Hal is afraid of no shark. As a matter of fact, word on the streets is, when Hal jumps into the water, sharks immediately leave.
Good morning from Darwin NT 🦈🦈🦈
"Here lies the body of Marie Lee, died at the age of a hundred and three! For fifteen years she kept her virginity - not a bad record for this vicinity". Thx for another awesome vid Hal!
Look, there is a whale under my board 🤣
They say you're not on the menu, yet you are.
Good stuff. Dolphins are the guardian angels of the seas .
Cheers Hal yeah I knew I was right as a kid to never go in the sea 🌊
While the first guy on the surfboard that was pretty interesting you explained it so well and then the two girls fascinates me I'm like she knew there was a shark but she doesn't tell her friend 🤦🏻♀️😏wow.... I don't know what to make of that one.... I would have been like don't be nice be honest about the sharks.
I love your comments about 'what were you thinking' exactly my sentiments😱
Would have to disagree that a shark can’t get underneath you in four feet of water. Maybe not a big GW but a bull shark for example could easily so that. Semantics I know but sharks are capable
That is not the point. I have vid if people on boards. No way is any shark making under a surfboard to see some seal looking object above them. They dont look anything like a seal before being under them and by some distance as in my great white shark book. Its bull
Hell yeah!... A new episode!
I can't even fathom being in the water listening to this. I'm in my kitchen and counting the vinyl floor tiles off to come up with the size of the sharks and then my kids walk in and I'm like ya hell no there are so many places we will not be swimming at in the world.
Thanks for great information, I won't be diving off jetties or wharfs ever again.
Nor will I go out deep in the ocean swimming & body surfing anymore.
I'm counting my blessing, Thanks again for great content.
Makos are vicious! We had a mako following our deep sea fishing boat BEFORE any lines were in the water! It stayed with us for 3 miles, minimum! Once the lines were cast , the school of yellowfin suddenly surfaced, obviously panicked. One of the guys was reeling his line in after a good fight ....nothing was left but the bare minimum of the Tuna’s head....a 30 lb fish reduced to a 1 lb chunk of head!...lower jaw.
Very stubborn shark. Never knew that about them before starting this show
Love this channel, two critters that scare me the most on this planet are sharks and grizzly bears. I live in black bear country and have had a half dozen close encounters with bears but no bad experiences but I will never go out west or to Alaska/Canada hunting. And I will never willingly enter the ocean, its been over 30 years since my last swim and Im good with that. And Yes, it was Bo Derek in Orca, she was still a 10.
Another great show Hal. Thank you so much!
I saw Jaws and Orca when I was little. Those movies gave me a healthy dose of fear and mad respect for these creatures!!!
Fear , but not respect. God is in control.
Hal,
Thank you very much for providing us with entertaining, interesting, and enjoyable shows.
I always look forward to your new videos.
Bugger - I’ve now caught up and watched all of your videos! Keep on pumping them out{
Great show Hal! Thank you for sharing.
Shark video before bed. Woop woop 🦈❤️
You got first btw !!! 😎
😆🤣😂lol him n the 🦈 shark playing tug of war he didn't know it was a shark
Thankyou Hal.
Those Aussie dolphins are tigers supporters.
That's a peculiar set of incidents . 12 bites ? I would be dead of a heart attack after two or three . And the guy playing cool ball should have stayed where he was .
Hey Hal, did you see the shark week footage of the Great White that attacks the man in the perspex box? Christ it's scary......
The unedited version would show the shark immediately grab the line and swim away with it. I think that was designed to do as it did
Just not the same since you stopped saying "And we'll move on"
Hal! PLEASE! Bring back the "AND WE'LL MOVE ON'S" 🤣😎👍
Stoned surfer " wow, that's a big fish"... back to wave watching.
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Hal, one of these days I will convince you to go snorkeling over a healthy reef.
Speaking of bridges...my dad was spearfishing off of Bahia Honda Bridge in the 80s and a 20 ft Great white came between him and his boat, started circling. Diving partner (if you know Environmental Circus in Key West, the owner) had an accident in his wetsuit 🤐
Yes it was Bo Derek
some lucky people that didn't get killed.
Thanks Hal, another great show. Whenever I see these stilt holiday houses in travel programmes etc, n people just jumping or sliding in... I just think a big fat Nope! 😁
ud b worried about orca ...lol
u crease me up hal.... thanks for another good show bro.
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Like sharks walkin' on water, or crawlin' along the bottom. Just so shallow, some of 'em.
Mako's are scary. They are way fast and you will never see them coming. That's their gig.
Hal thank you for another interesting and honest video. Keep doing you my fellow human.
People who swim with predators must accept the possible outcome.
Hal - "Cool Ball" is actually translated to "Frescobol" and if you look that up, you'll see what it is. It's basically paddleball on the beach, like tennis without a net using paddles and a rubber ball.
Makes sense. Nothing like that came up under Cool Bol
Hey Hal, watching from West Central Florida.
Thanks, Hal. Great vid! 👍 🦈
The rest room facilities in stilt houses are holes in the floor, another reason not to be under them.
Stats for recorded unprovoked attacks by the big 3 directly from the ISAF: GWs 292, 52 fatal - Tiger sharks 103, 39 fatal - Bull sharks 93, 26 fatal, So despite the random stats this guy peddles that's basically 1 in 5 for the 3 most dangerous species. And even shark experts can't determine shark's behavior in terms of why they attack. This guy's just an average Joe making bucks out of a subject he really has no expertise in, or indeed any sound knowledge of.
Or ISAF numbers are wrong, which they are. 220 plus GW attacks in Cali alone. Only 70 the rest of the world. Stick with those dogfish experts but you may want to look before repeating their numbers
We covered 29 bull attacks and 18 fatal… their numbers are way off
Probably US numbers i think.
@@SharksHappen You've covered less than a third of the ISAF attacks, probably not the less interesting or gory ones. You're not getting accurate data with such a limited sample.
@@SharksHappen They're hardly 'dogfish' experts, all attacks are recorded, irrespective of species - if you really have a convincing different reliable source for attack numbers and records I'm sure everyone would like to know.