[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by profezzorx ↗

And suddenly in that instant, she just became more attractive to men.

And possibly...'Bull'...dykes?

[ralucagymnast]

Bull Sharks, or Zambezi Sharks, are unusual in that they can live in the sea or in rivers. They are very aggressive predators and are probably involved in the majority of shark attacks on humans, far more than Great Whites. Attacks by Great Whites are pretty rare, which is why when someone is attacked it makes news.

[Jere]

if i were a shark i would've bit her in the ass......

[winvens]

Originally Posted by ralucagymnast ↗

Bull Sharks, or Zambezi Sharks, are unusual in that they can live in the sea or in rivers. They are very aggressive predators and are probably involved in the majority of shark attacks on humans, far more than Great Whites. Attacks by Great Whites are pretty rare, which is why when someone is attacked it makes news.

I first read that as "Zambini"!

[winvens]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

And possibly...'Bull'...dykes?

Oh yeah. ;-)

[LadyCPlum]

Compared to most shark bite pics I've seen, this is almost nothing but a scratch!

[Sharon]

Aw brave thing. She'll have quite a scar but she's lucky she still has her leg.

[Pollucy]

That'll leave an insanely cool scar! I wouldn't mind having a scar like that, especially from a bull shark (even though it was a little youngster).

[keating]

will she still be able to play the piano ?.

[FunkPumpkin]

Originally Posted by Darkest Angel ↗

I wonder how deep she was. A family member just got back from Florida & said the sharks were coming in very close to where the kids were swimming.

I've been going to Ocean City, NJ (a few miles south of Atlantic City) for the majority of my life. I love walking the beaches both at dawn and dusk because the beach is most-alive at those times.

I've seen shark dorsal fins in the shallows several times during those hours, but I've never seen them there during high-daylight hours. That's part of the reason that they don't have lifeguard coverage outside of peak-sunshine hours. It discourages folks from swimming when the sharks are feeding.

That, and they're cheap bastards trying to trim the budget. But they started doing it for the right reasons, IMO. :S

(But for the most part, I love my OCNJ. :) )