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Reports that a British man was attacked 10m from the shore in waist high water. He has severe wounds and Tom wishes him well. Toms advice stay out of the water. Only 10 meters from the beach and savagely attacked. Don't give these evil buggers the opportunity. It's all over the news |
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"Reports that a British man was attacked 10m from the shore in waist high water. He has severe wounds and Tom wishes him well. Toms advice stay out of the water. Only 10 meters from the beach and savagely attacked. Don't give these evil buggers the opportunity. It's all over the news"
Sharks aren’t evil it will have seen his shape a thought seal or something.
In 10 yrs only been 16 deaths from shark attacks more from d*unk drivers, etc etc
Yeah am a shark nerd but they do get a bad rep |
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"Need more info on Tobago Tom  "
Tom being respectful of the poor injured man. He has lost fingers and a bad leg wound. Toms rule of thumb is to stay only ankle deep in British waters and nowhere near the water in warmer countries. That way these satanic buggers have little chance of eating Tom |
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80 million sharks killed by humans each year. I'm on the sharks side here. But sure any attack is awful.
Tom maybe needs to be more wary of those cow buggers in fields. They kill more people than sharks annually. |
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By *alcon77Man 2 weeks ago
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I think there's been more than 300,000 tiger attacks on humans in the Indian subcontinent since records began in the 1800s.
They can swim well too. Loads of instances if fisherman being taken from their rafts for dinner.
I've got a pet tiger Tom. Don't worry.Hes fluffy. You can stroke him. |
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By *red333Man 2 weeks ago
Dorchester |
"80 million sharks killed by humans each year. I'm on the sharks side here. But sure any attack is awful.
Tom maybe needs to be more wary of those cow buggers in fields. They kill more people than sharks annually. "
I love to eat shark its tasty  |
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"I think there's been more than 300,000 tiger attacks on humans in the Indian subcontinent since records began in the 1800s.
They can swim well too. Loads of instances if fisherman being taken from their rafts for dinner.
I've got a pet tiger Tom. Don't worry.Hes fluffy. You can stroke him. "
There is a disturbing book called The Tiger Who Came to Tea for children which instills the dangers at an early stage .. |
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"I think there's been more than 300,000 tiger attacks on humans in the Indian subcontinent since records began in the 1800s.
They can swim well too. Loads of instances if fisherman being taken from their rafts for dinner.
I've got a pet tiger Tom. Don't worry.Hes fluffy. You can stroke him.
There is a disturbing book called The Tiger Who Came to Tea for children which instills the dangers at an early stage .."
Yes that tiger is a dick. No sharks inviting themselves to people's houses for tea and trashing the place. In fact humans do that to sharks' homes. Maybe your shark hate needs redirecting? |
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"I think there's been more than 300,000 tiger attacks on humans in the Indian subcontinent since records began in the 1800s.
They can swim well too. Loads of instances if fisherman being taken from their rafts for dinner.
I've got a pet tiger Tom. Don't worry.Hes fluffy. You can stroke him.
There is a disturbing book called The Tiger Who Came to Tea for children which instills the dangers at an early stage .."
Was it a tiger shark Tom? maybe the evil bugger would invite himself to tea!
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"Reports that a British man was attacked 10m from the shore in waist high water. He has severe wounds and Tom wishes him well. Toms advice stay out of the water. Only 10 meters from the beach and savagely attacked. Don't give these evil buggers the opportunity. It's all over the news
Sharks aren’t evil it will have seen his shape a thought seal or something.
In 10 yrs only been 16 deaths from shark attacks more from d*unk drivers, etc etc
Yeah am a shark nerd but they do get a bad rep "
do you get seals in the caribbean   |
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"Reports that a British man was attacked 10m from the shore in waist high water. He has severe wounds and Tom wishes him well. Toms advice stay out of the water. Only 10 meters from the beach and savagely attacked. Don't give these evil buggers the opportunity. It's all over the news
Sharks aren’t evil it will have seen his shape a thought seal or something.
In 10 yrs only been 16 deaths from shark attacks more from d*unk drivers, etc etc
Yeah am a shark nerd but they do get a bad rep do you get seals in the caribbean "
Not it was an example of seals wasn’t just referring to Caribbean.
Sharks when hunt see shape not image so don’t know it’s a human or another object etc when attack and when they do attack their eyes are rolled back so no visavility either.
If known shark locations don’t swim |
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Years ago I had an opportunity to dive with Great White Sharks in South Africa … an amazing and enlightening experience. They are simply gorgeous and enthralling animals … I was in their world so held them in the utmost respect.
It is sad and frightening these things happen … but it is called nature!
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"People tend to forget that these are animals looking for food and can’t differentiate between a human and a creature , "
Totally correct. They do not incriminate between humans and wildlife.. they are evil buggers |
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"People tend to forget that these are animals looking for food and can’t differentiate between a human and a creature ,
Totally correct. They do not incriminate between humans and wildlife.. they are evil buggers"
they are not evil and we are wildlife to them |
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By *alcon77Man 2 weeks ago
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"People tend to forget that these are animals looking for food and can’t differentiate between a human and a creature ,
Totally correct. They do not incriminate between humans and wildlife.. they are evil buggers
they are not evil and we are wildlife to them"
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Sharks are intelligent and sentinetal being.. they are top predators in the ocean and know exactly what they are doing..
Tom describes them as evil buggers and that's exactly what they are.. they only think about their stomachs ..
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"Sharks are intelligent and sentinetal being.. they are top predators in the ocean and know exactly what they are doing..
Tom describes them as evil buggers and that's exactly what they are.. they only think about their stomachs ..
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Intelligent plus knowing exactly what they're doing and only thinking about their stomachs seems somewhat of an oxymoron.
But yes as apex predators they are very important for ecosystem health! |
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"Sharks are intelligent and sentinetal being.. they are top predators in the ocean and know exactly what they are doing..
Tom describes them as evil buggers and that's exactly what they are.. they only think about their stomachs ..
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They aren't though. You're going into their home, they are only doing what is natural to them. People are the idiots. |
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"Years ago I had an opportunity to dive with Great White Sharks in South Africa … an amazing and enlightening experience. They are simply gorgeous and enthralling animals … I was in their world so held them in the utmost respect.
It is sad and frightening these things happen … but it is called nature!
R xx"
Many shark attacks are not published by authorities seeking to protect their tourist industries. The figures may be far more and much more to this than meets the eye.. |
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"Years ago I had an opportunity to dive with Great White Sharks in South Africa … an amazing and enlightening experience. They are simply gorgeous and enthralling animals … I was in their world so held them in the utmost respect.
It is sad and frightening these things happen … but it is called nature!
R xx
Many shark attacks are not published by authorities seeking to protect their tourist industries. The figures may be far more and much more to this than meets the eye.."
Not sure they actively hide attacks but they went up in 2023. People also do potentially stupid things like cage diving with sharks. Bad conservation for trophy pictures. Plus some have said it could cause more aggressive behaviour with chum indiscriminately being thrown into waters. |
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"Years ago I had an opportunity to dive with Great White Sharks in South Africa … an amazing and enlightening experience. They are simply gorgeous and enthralling animals … I was in their world so held them in the utmost respect.
It is sad and frightening these things happen … but it is called nature!
R xx
Many shark attacks are not published by authorities seeking to protect their tourist industries. The figures may be far more and much more to this than meets the eye..
Not sure they actively hide attacks but they went up in 2023. People also do potentially stupid things like cage diving with sharks. Bad conservation for trophy pictures. Plus some have said it could cause more aggressive behaviour with chum indiscriminately being thrown into waters. "
They throw their chum in the waters? |
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"Years ago I had an opportunity to dive with Great White Sharks in South Africa … an amazing and enlightening experience. They are simply gorgeous and enthralling animals … I was in their world so held them in the utmost respect.
It is sad and frightening these things happen … but it is called nature!
R xx
Many shark attacks are not published by authorities seeking to protect their tourist industries. The figures may be far more and much more to this than meets the eye..
Not sure they actively hide attacks but they went up in 2023. People also do potentially stupid things like cage diving with sharks. Bad conservation for trophy pictures. Plus some have said it could cause more aggressive behaviour with chum indiscriminately being thrown into waters.
They throw their chum in the waters?"
Not the sharks no. They're not in the habit of throwing chum or anything else. |
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"Reports that a British man was attacked 10m from the shore in waist high water. He has severe wounds and Tom wishes him well. Toms advice stay out of the water. Only 10 meters from the beach and savagely attacked. Don't give these evil buggers the opportunity. It's all over the news"
But they said it was safe to go back in the water |
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By *mos79Man 1 week ago
Manchester |
"Sharks are intelligent and sentinetal being.. they are top predators in the ocean and know exactly what they are doing..
Tom describes them as evil buggers and that's exactly what they are.. they only think about their stomachs ..
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I think Tom is confusing sharks with orcas with this comment  |
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By *mos79Man 1 week ago
Manchester |
"Stay well away from these evil buggers. They are not your friend. They will eat you soon as look at you.. the most cunning animal in the sea.. the equivalent of a land based wolf"
What's the equivalent to a land based ocelot? |
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