Shark attacks 4 people back to back at Texas beach

[Turk]

Spoiler: The aftermath of the attack

 

[God Of Art]

Nope. Not on duty. Not on duty.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Spoiler: The aftermath of the attack

 

[Gold]

woah...






woah...





That bit literally looks like something out of an old Hannah Barbara cartoon.

Where do the doctors even begin with something like that? Do you just throw away the whole leg?

 

[ORDER_66]

i cant watch the video...

 

[I Really Mean It]

damn, people in texas are out of shape.

 

[Gold]

damn, people in texas are out of shape.

This is your reaction?



I mean you not wrong... but still

 

[Swirv]

Thing about sharks is they don’t even like the taste of humans, but their try it bite is devastating.

 

[TL15]

I guarantee IF any victims were black it was only the first one

White people like “shark attack let’s see if he’s still out there”

 

[TRUEST]

Thing about sharks is they don’t even like the taste of humans, but their try it bite is devastating.

Lol. How tf would you know? Did you do an experiment on this? you give any shark the option of two dishes? Like Spaghetti or human buttocks? Or smoked bacon or human thigh? Where was this experiment carried out? And by whom?!

 

[Swirv]

Lol. How tf would you know? Did you do an experiment on this? you give any shark the option of two dishes? Like Spaghetti or human buttocks? Or smoked bacon or human thigh? Where was this experiment carried out? And by whom?!

Do Sharks Really Not Like How Humans Taste?

Mark A. asks: Is it true that the reason sharks don’t eat people is because we taste bad to them? The idea of sharks not liking the taste of humans has been around for at least a half a century, with the first account of this notion (that we could find) appearing in a Sep. 2, 1968 edition of The...

www.todayifoundout.com

This brings us to the real reason sharks bite humans- curiosity. When sharks encounter an unfamiliar creature that might be a potential food source, they’ll sometimes be inclined to investigate more closely. But as shark biologist Dr Erich Ritter notes, “The unknown is always potentially dangerous and – even for the shark – harbors a certain risk. Approaching or biting the unknown object is thus an exception and not the rule!”

When sharks do feel curious enough to approach and bite, the aforementioned shark expert R. Aidan Martin adds: “When great whites bite something unfamiliar to them, whether a person or a crab pot, they’re looking for tactile evidence about what it is. A great white uses its teeth the way humans use their hands. In a living shark, every tooth has ten to fifteen degrees of flex,” which, beyond taste and the smell of subsequent blood, is another way the sharks can study a creature by biting it.

 

[Admiral Ackbar]

If a shark attacks a swimmer in Hawaii, you're not allowed to go on a shark hunt. CACs made about it here

 

[Lord_nikon]

 

[Bunchy Carter]

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

Sharks ate good today

that white girl calf muscle prolly tasted like wagyu