It’s not a Mako, it’s a Basking Shark, any moron can tell that from the triagular shape of it’s dorsal fin. Anyhow this is a direct corolation between the exploding seal population and the increase of these huge sharks. where was the poor surfer attacked, did he die, or did he just lose a leg?
All seals must die, get rid of the seals, and all the sharks disapear…it’s that easy. make surfing safe for the masses.
Mako.
Mako
It’s not a Mako, it’s a Basking Shark, any moron can tell that from the triagular shape of it’s dorsal fin. Anyhow this is a direct corolation between the exploding seal population and the increase of these huge sharks. where was the poor surfer attacked, did he die, or did he just lose a leg?
All seals must die, get rid of the seals, and all the sharks disapear…it’s that easy. make surfing safe for the masses.
you sure? I think on second glance it may actually be a fantail goldfish… or a coelacanth… but it ain’t a carp that’s for sure…
Nope dead set on basking shark, you can tell its a filter feeder…notice how bloody the gums are, obviously a severe case of gingivitias. Sharks get gingivitas from not, I repeat not chewing on bones. Bones help stimulate and clean the sharks gums, much like you pet dog sparky. Too much soft food leads to tooth decay, and a subsequent loss of teeth. Basking sharks are indangered…too much soft food.
kill all marine dogs.
Notice the resemblence
