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PostPosted: 26 Feb 2013, 18:55 
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Anyone got any info on this, type of shark, size etc?

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PostPosted: 26 Feb 2013, 19:04 
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Location: Rye
my mrs's aunty was down at portsea they had a shark there as well.
they went to sorrento after portsea and another shark rocked up.
aparently she said the dorsel fin was 30 cms.
dont know where she got the info.
her daughter is a life guard down at portsea or sorento so somwhere in there she got 30 cms.
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PostPosted: 26 Feb 2013, 19:20 
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Look forward to hearing more about this 7m+ man eater in the papers tomorrow

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PostPosted: 27 Feb 2013, 18:43 
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Unfortunately there was a shark story in the paper Today. A swimmer was killed in New Zealand.

http://www.theage.com.au/world/shark-attack-police-open-fire-as-beachgoer-killed-20130227-2f5fb.html


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PostPosted: 28 Feb 2013, 09:12 
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The Sorrento shark turned out to be a large seal basking with one fin up - which makes more sense.
Usual media beat up.


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PostPosted: 28 Feb 2013, 10:06 
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:lol: Seal - Probably another government paid expert like Mimi McPherson(George Costanza School of Marine Biology) lying on the beach that ID it. :roll:

Should have stuck with her nudie tapes!

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PostPosted: 28 Feb 2013, 15:46 
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I was planning on spearing around the sorrento area boat based this weekend and that 'shark sighting' was making me think twice aha.


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PostPosted: 28 Feb 2013, 18:55 
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Plenty of sharks at Sorrento, and Rye and Rosebud and every where bloody else. Fuck me you people make a big to do about nothing. If you don't like the idea of one day meeting a potentially dangerous critter than you have chosen the WRONG pastime.


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PostPosted: 28 Feb 2013, 19:23 
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A shark encounter wouldnt be much scarier than the following video (make sure your speakers are on): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUDcALGuiTQ


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PostPosted: 05 Mar 2013, 22:48 
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Was outside talking to my neighbour and his mage(who is a very experienced fisho) and he told me one of his mates jumped in at the schanck recently to look for some kingys n ended up being circled by a great white. Has pics from his gun camera. Said he will get them and send em to my neighbour. If he gets it ill def get it off him n post here.
Just thought I'd let u know since there's been few sharks around recently.


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Some info to put you at ease and control the hype!

In 2013 there has been one shark fatality in the world which happened 27/02/13 in NZ

Since the year 2000 in Aus there has been 31 shark fatalities

Since the year 2000 in Vic there has been 2 shark fatalities.
-One in 07/07/2012 Karen Lee Scuba diver Point Lonsdale - May have been scavenged, May have been eaten.
-One in 09/05/2000 severed human foot washed ashore Koonya Beach


here in Australia there is a 1 in 3,362 chance of drowning at the beach and a 1 in 292,525 chance of being killed by a shark in one's lifetime.

284 people drowned in Australia between 1 July 2011 and 30 June 2012, 55 from beaches.
About 30 people die per year from watercraft activities.

Drowning, jetski's, boats might be tad higher on the concern list. :idea:

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PostPosted: 06 Mar 2013, 06:44 
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And how many where killed just driving to the beach.


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