jbshack there's no Shark attacks in Antarctica either. I can count on one hand how long I lasted in the water at Clifton beach Tasmania in December one year on New Years Day. Queensland has a large population swimming surfing etc for extended periods of time. People even surf snapper at night on full moons!
Select to expand quoteLordKuz said..
Second attack in two days... first one, the shark missed out on a decent meal at Seven Mile Beach..... but got his fill at Shelly Beach this morning!
There's an L and a T missing from this guys name somewhere...you figure it out 
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Select to expand quoteporchey73 said..
jbshack there's no Shark attacks in Antarctica either. I can count on one hand how long I lasted in the water at Clifton beach Tasmania in December one year on New Years Day. Queensland has a large population swimming surfing etc for extended periods of time. People even surf snapper at night on full moons!
SO what your saying is more people in the water equals more attacks
Because thats what the marine biologists say also
Thanks for helping to emphasis my point
Select to expand quoteteatrea said..
3m shark at surfers today closed beaches ,nets didnt stop that one getting in.
did it eat anyone? nothing to see her please move along....
this is from someone who claims they did not drop in on anyone but gave the finger to the surfer on the inside...funny
