Summer of sharks at Jersey Shore likely due to warm water

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‘Sharks at New Jersey beaches' rings of a sensational headline meant to scare. Florida, California, Australia maybe, but here... no way, right? Wrong — after sharks were sighted at the Jersey Shore for the third time this week, the public was left baffled.

Those enormous, mystical creatures that roam sleekly through the ocean and breathe through multiple gill slits have been hovering near our coastline likely because of the soaring temperatures and profusion of fish.

This is the first summer in recent history that the U.S. Coast Guard issued a shark warning for the Northeast, after a seven-foot juvenile great white was caught and released off Massachusetts.

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415noe
1 year ago

Please take your shark shit somewhere else. Nobody cares.

415noe
1 year ago

Do you even surf? Or just report shark shit for us surfers?

stokereport
1 year ago

FWIW, sharky's content is some of the most popular on the site, e.g. this recent article with 8 upvotes, 10 comments, 12 retweets and 20 likes. perhaps you should show him up with some better posts of your own? you might also consider simply voting them down.

grumpleflump
1 year ago

shark shit

piss_shiver
1 year ago

@sharkturd....WHERE ARE YOU? Are you just going to sit by here and not make a showing?

sharkturd
1 year ago

I'm here, Piss....and thanks for thinking of me...I was on the throne. Also, no need for formalities, please call me Turd. Although said a bit inarticulately, I can see Noe's point. All shark all the time can get...old. But hey, that's Sharky's thing and one can always abstain for reading it...right?

deirfinn
1 year ago

As long as you've paid your rent the landlord will leave you alone...even in NJ yo!

piss_shiver
1 year ago

Mr Turd, you rule.
And I think 415Noe is cool. He lashed out like some meathead on the Jersey Shore. Easy on the juice Noe, they make your balls shrink and snap at the smallest stuff that doesn't go your way.
I'm gunna sext up snookie right now and see what she's up to.

Kooktastic
1 year ago

@415noe: I think it's interesting to read about the sharks whom are going to bite us.

There's a theory (which cannot be proved) that it's instinctual to want to learn about predators that may eat you. Anthropologically, humans whom had more knowledge of those predators may have had a Darwinian advantage. Even though humans aren't in a sharks' normal diet, neither are dinosaurs going to be eating us and look at the fascination people have with them. It's safe to say that people are generally more interested in Megafauna than supersmall creatures such as bacteria.

tehdely
1 year ago

Frankly, I don't really think about sharks too much. On the danger scale I'm much more worried about what my board will do to me when I pull one of my patented Kook™ maneuvers.

However, getting to talk to Ralph Collier on the phone for an hour after having actually seen a shark was good fun. I think I will think more about them in the future; for example, what awesome creatures they are. Also how cool they are.

I appreciate Sharky's posts.

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