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Lmao @ the Cod Father...It's a joke , they have one drum line out and expect to catch the exact three bullsharks that did it.
Could be right Fishingnottaken...
dog could work like qa witch doctor for marlin, gets them in and excited.Originally Posted by Crestcutter
Yeah i know you didn't say they were partial to dogs Alex but was just wondering why wouldn't the shark concentrate on that particular noise or smell and not detour off to another target?Especially after swimming past swimmers that were further out?
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Lmao @ the Cod Father...It's a joke , they have one drum line out and expect to catch the exact three bullsharks that did it.
Could be right Fishingnottaken...
even catfish take dogs in europe - beware of walking your poodle; one old lady had hers on a leash when it was taken...
Its a taboo subject but menstruating women should not swim.
jeff
Just as a matter of interest.
I believe that quite a few dogs go missing each year from houses backing onto the canals on the Gold Coast.
Apparantly some of the dogs like to jump into the water and swim across to other peoples yards etc. and every year a percentage of them are taken by sharks.
Louis
Considerable research has been devoted to finding out what stimuli attract sharks and incite them to attack. Results are mostly inconclusive, but some general principles have been advanced: Certain types of irregular sounds - like those made by a swimmer in trouble or a damaged fish - seem to attract sharks from great distances. Sound, rather than sight or smell, seems to be a shark's primary cue for moving into an area. Some scientific experiments indicate that sharks can distinguish light colors from dark, and that they may even be able to distinguish colors.
Yellow, white, and silver seem to attract sharks. Many divers maintain that clothing, fins, and tanks should be painted in dull colors to avoid shark attacks.
juicy
i always thought you couldnt have dogs at the beach because female dogs at that particular time of their doggy menstrual cycle could be dumping blood in the water, without their owners knowing
Yeh, there was NO dog involved!
Typical press and the public. there was a dog on the beach but not swimming in the water with the poor girl!
ohhhhhhhhhh pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!
As a matter of interest, is everyone aware that more people are killed by dogs in Australia than sharks.
Derek
and how many more on the roads than dogs???
and how many more by smoking....??
And how many more by the mother in law
I came close mate, but I survived ...... much to her dissapointment I suposeAnd how many more by the mother in law
Light travels faster than sound, that's why some people seem Bright ...... untill they speak
love your work Bungie!!http://www.ausfish.com.au/yabbfiles/...fault/grin.gif
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