rumor on the streets is someone actually did catch and land a great white off seaside today
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rumor on the streets is someone actually did catch and land a great white off seaside today
Why not? A mutation can occur within a single generation, if the mutation is successful then phenotypes displaying that mutation will reproduce more copiously. COPIOUS COPULATIONS for every mutant!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zippy
Rumor......
I bang sharks' mouths'........and sh*t in their blowholes.
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Here is the picture from the great white catch
Awesome photo! You know how far that was caught off shore? Also, how big was it?
Good luck finding a blowhole on a shark, but you'll finger it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug
they said it was half the size of the boat. so that could mean anywhere from 5 feet to like 15 in relevance to the boat. it looks good size though
He meant to say he sits on their fin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sniffer
"TIME TRAVELING SHARKS!!" and "What if we gave sharks bath salts?" two of the better one's I've read in a while, had me laughin out loud.
i dont know the whole story,nor care,but from that photo u can tell that shark was caught off a boat.now how do we know thats not california,or south africa,i dont see casino pier in the background.you have a better chance of getting struck by lightning than ever being attacked by a shark.i know guys that been surfing for 40 years around the world and never seen a shark.makos are the sharks that stay on the east coast,and if u ever saw their teeth,u know they mean business.i cant remember the last time someone was attacked by a great white(the sponger in s.africa doesnt count because nat geo was chumming the waters,and if u seen their footage there were hundreds of sharks in a feeding frenzy)..sharks are a part of the ocean.if your scared,then stick to the pools.great whites are an endangered species....Quote:
Originally Posted by krl0919