Killer Shark

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From: DonH
Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2012 21:40

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Yes, some sharks are killers - of humans.
  Possibly they come along shore as fish stocks are depleted further out, 
and mistake a surfing human for a seal.  Not that they are going to say 
Sorry.
  Can a shark be blamed for doing what comes naturally?
  If you jump into the lions' cage at the zoo, don't expect to come out 
alive.
  So, should Authorities wreak revenge, and go hunting for a killer shark?
  Especially if it is the dreaded White Pointer.
  What's the alternative?  Give up swimming in the ocean, or put up netting 
for safe areas?
  (Woman possibly taken at the Heads, of the deepened Port Phillip Bay - 
shark?)
   Sharks are not malicious, or not more than any predator, and if it is to 
be them or us, then goodbye shark!   Will crocs in the Top End be next?

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