The Greatest Shark Throw Ever (5 pics)

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What do you do when you come across a shark in shallow water? You wind up and toss that thing as far as you can.



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№1 Author: mar (3 Sep 2014 05:35) Total user comments: 0


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sharks Arnt dangerous dude. You shouldve just walked it out.
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№2 Author: Ben2017 (3 Sep 2014 07:46) Total user comments: 2046


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it looks like a missed opportunity for shark soup
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№3 Author: optical (3 Sep 2014 10:10) Total user comments: 0


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Three years later, the same shark will come back and take his leg in return because that the shark's way of saying "thank you, sir".
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№4 Author: saint357 (3 Sep 2014 13:20) Total user comments: 2366


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weird :15:
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№5 Author: Dune_king (3 Sep 2014 14:05) Total user comments: 448


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That looks like a baby great white. One day he might return the favor if your stuck at sea and gently carry you in his jaws to shore. Karma has her ways.
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№6 Author: Tomaz86 (3 Sep 2014 15:07) Total user comments: 10834


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Now just wait for him to come back and bite her leg.
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№7 Author: Phynix4 (3 Sep 2014 15:16) Total user comments: 5461


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shortfin mako. it doesn't have the long pectorals that blues and longfins do. could be a salmon shark as well, hard to tell with the photos provided.
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№8 Author: mobius (3 Sep 2014 19:44) Total user comments: 1073


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Dune King, you're funny...
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№9 Author: gusthavus (3 Sep 2014 22:00) Total user comments: 247


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good human :04:
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№10 Author: LewisJones (4 Sep 2014 22:47) Total user comments: 2206


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I agree with Gus, above. And on behave of the little guy, 'THANKS!' .
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