drudown says:

"I need some dispassionate clarification here. You claim to be the only "qualified" biologist to render a competent opinion on sharks while kayaking through Avila waters, yet you sound like a broken record of half-baked group think that is premised on unfounded speculation, i.e., "sharks attack people due to mistaken identity". However, none of your shark theories are grounded in the scientific method, nor do they comport with the shark's ecological niche. White sharks- like crocodiles or bears or hyenas- don't make "mistakes", they are preying on tertiary prey items- not license plates or rubber tires. You sound like you are describing the world to a child- which is sad considering that humans are occasionally consumed, e.g., Lloyd Skinner earlier this year. Yet you claim that it is a "fact" that sharks don't eat people. That is just silly spin- the scientific facts prove just the opposite and, as we both know, coconuts and bee stings have nothing to do with sharks- only the "spin" you are selling. It isn't about debunking "Jaws" in order to 'sell' something as outlandish as "mistaken identity", it is just a dispassionate acceptance of the scientific facts that support us, i.e., White, Bull, O.W. and Tiger sharks are generalist feeders that will realize opportunities at our expense, albeit very rarely. We are a naturally occurring, seafaring primate, however, so it happens. Do you seriously believe that you can credibly hold yourself out as a "scientific authority" on a sociobiological subject that you describe in terms "coconut mortality statistics", as if, in the end, the same finely tuned perceptive faculties that enabled pelagic sharks to be so successful would not EASILY enable them to differentiate between humans and seals, or humans and turtles. Please. The only clarification I want is this: you don't really believe your views are scientific, do you? Nothing in the factual record "proves" that your views are scientifically accurate. For Orca, yes. Sharks? No."

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wetsanduser771 says:

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wetsanduser754 says:

"I'm So Sorry"

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wetsanduser153 says:

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