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Topic: Sharks saves a man?  (Read 369 times)

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Chumchum

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Lol I know sharks are just doing what their doing and serve an important role in our oceans ecosystems but I think this sharks was just curious and that the guy would have been saved anyways buy the other boat haha. Makes for a cool story though  :smt003

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http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/34869/fisherman+adrift+for+106+days+in+pacific+says+shark+led+him+to+rescuers/


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Kewl story........
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Wow!
One of them dies of dehydration, and the rescuers continue to fish for 'several days' before taking the survivor back to port? 
Those are some hard core fishermen!