Sharks

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The reason people are scared of sharks is because they eat people. No. They don't. To sharks, we taste like mud, cat hair, cat fleas, some wood shavings, and a dog's regurgitated lunch all mixed together. From underneath, we look very much like seals to them. They come up, bite us, get that revolting taste, and swim away. Granted, the human bitten bởi the cá mập will probably never get that left leg back. But to be honest, thêm sharks have been killed bởi humans that humans have been killed bởi sharks. And anyways, there are over 7 billion people on the planet. It really doesn't matter if some die...

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I truly don't get some people. They kill sharks because some drunken idiot comes into the shark's ocean and gets killed. Everyone knows that sharks are territorial and it isn't the shark's fault. Sharks have to have meat. They are wild carnivores. I am Australian it really bothers me that people do this. I see a cá mập just about every time I go down to the dock. They are fascinating creatures. They are adorable and people need to lay off! They are talented and skilled. I tình yêu sharks and I hope that everyone agrees with me!★★★★★

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hi guys, i just wanna express what i think about cá mập cruelty. First of all i think killing too much sharks is totally WRONG. I know they may seem so vicious-scary-man eating shark, but please uderstand these sharks are not what bạn think they are remember the quote 'never judge a book bởi its cover' and im sure bạn all know what it means and its the same as sharks, yes they are looking scary and big sometimes but please understand these cá mập can be harmless at times for example as bạn all know the movie JAWS right? JAWS is vicious and scary and is known to be a human-eating cá mập but as you...

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This website is relly really cool because these 2 people who own this website are cage diver and write about there experience.You can also schedule a cage dive with them.

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In "The Devil's Teeth", tác giả Susan Casey travels to the Farallon Islands (30 miles west of San Francisco) to meet great white sharks and the biologists who study them. NPR provides an excerpt from the book.

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