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Since humans aren't the preferred food source... it's fortunate the shark
recognized that what it took to be a harbor seal was a surfer... or that dude would be lunch. Awesome photo.... the shark looks to be about a 10 to 12 footer. CM "SkitchNYC" wrote in message ... | Heh... I'm all for sharks eating more humans... | | http://www.sailinganarchy.com/ | | scroll down |
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Looks big for a dolphin... but the wave probably acts to enlarge the fish
substantially. Seems to me that the vertical fluke indicates a shark. It would, but it is hard to tell if it is vertical. You can also almost make out the sloping forehead of the dolphin. It is not unheard of for sharks to be in waves like that, however. A surfer buddy who I forwarded it to has seen such. |
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