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I don't get it ... from the intro it seems the shark took away living human down in the water. From the conclusion, it seems the shark only bite the dead humans
by marcelftw 8y ago
I don't get it ... from the intro it seems the shark took away living human down in the water. From the conclusion, it seems the shark only bite the dead humans floating with the living human. Not even "taking them" ... a weird read.
- lawlessone 8y agoThe bit at the start is the editors note that seems to be wrong.
- Waterluvian 8y agoThe editor's note reminds us of a story told in a movie. The interview concludes with a testimony that it didn't happen that way.
- speg 8y agoThe editors note at the beginning also asks: "But what is the real story?"
- mosselman 8y agoI thought the same and was tense until the end, expecting at any moment a description of living people getting dragged away by sharks.
- shams93 8y agoIt makes sense, humans are not normal food for sharks. However once you're dead you're just floating meat in the water, the shark can take you without risking any injury to itself. Sharks are more intelligent than we generally assume, most shark attacks are not to eat people, they take a chunk out of a person by mistake.
- mannykannot 8y agoI'm not sure that it is quite that clear-cut - if you are vaguely seal-shaped, and furthermore not moving with the speed and agility of a healthy seal, you might push a big shark's 'looks like food' button. Staying together in a big, tight group might have been key.
- 11235813213455 8y agoThere's a "But what is the real story?" happy to see some real and not deformed story about sharks