Las Vegas teen recovers from extremely rare condition after surfing for first time (msn.com)
Thoughts and prayers are with this young man.
Thoughts and prayers are with this young man.
Bull sharks often take their prey in less than 2 ft depth of water. Glov would have told you that.Since Glov’s original shark thread I will only go into the water waist deep. Glov was right, you just never know.
My wife grew up in garden city and spent all her summer time at Jones Beach. If you’ve never been to JB it is massive. She’s paying for it now though. Very Irish skin, 12+ basal cell Mohs surgeries.Long Island adds shark patrols after man bitten; Tri-State beaches gear up for July 4
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman said a 37-year-old man was bitten on the leg in the waters off Jones Beach Thursday.abc7ny.com
I'll keep looking and bring a "Glov" type story to this thread in Honor of The Glov.Let's keep this one going as a tribute to Glov and because it's a fun and interesting topic.
It would have been a good couple of days for glov.I'll keep looking and bring a "Glov" type story to this thread in Honor of The Glov.
Promise
You can also get hit by a bus crossing the street...Las Vegas teen recovers from extremely rare condition after surfing for first time (msn.com)
Thoughts and prayers are with this young man.
If you’re “blind”!You can also get hit by a bus crossing the street...
Actually, when my wife and I were in SF, the guy driving the tour bus said that some of those that jumped do share the same story of being saved by sea lions.In the spirit of The Glov……
On September 25, 2000, 19-year-old Kevin Hines tried to kill himself by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. He fell more than 220 feet to the water below, slamming into it at 75 miles per hour.
The impact shattered three of his vertebrae and came within two millimeters of severing his spine — yet he somehow survived. And when he realized he was still alive, he was immediately overtaken by an overwhelming will to live.
However, the weight of his clothes kept dragging him down below the surface of San Francisco Bay. For what felt like an eternity, he barely managed to resurface for mere seconds at a time and breathe just enough air to cling to life.
Then, he suddenly felt a strange force from below pushing him up above the water, where he stayed until the Coast Guard eventually came to get him. Only later did he learn that eyewitnesses had seen the mysterious force that had been keeping him afloat: a sea lion that was propping up his body until the rescue boat arrived.
While we have far more attacks in FL than you do out there, luckily most of ours are smaller sharks leading to non fatal attacks.There have been 2 shark attacks right off the point, at Lovers Point, in Monterey Bay. Hadn't had one in 50 years. First strike was a confirmed Great White. Second one just happened so it hasn't been determined yet. But I'll bet it was the same shark. They ought to make a movie.
What would they call it? Hmm...There have been 2 shark attacks right off the point, at Lovers Point, in Monterey Bay. Hadn't had one in 50 years. First strike was a confirmed Great White. Second one just happened so it hasn't been determined yet. But I'll bet it was the same shark. They ought to make a movie.
Notice they have the ready on the dash of the boat!at a minimum