Sentences with phrase «where shark attacks»
This is one of the surf spots in Costa Rica where shark attacks have been reported, which is uncommon for Costa Rica.
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Plans called for pontoon boats to carry guests around a seven - acre, 19 - million - litre lagoon where they would be attacked by seven - metre long mechanical sharks capable of moving six metres per second.
A day earlier, two men had been attacked by sharks in separate incidents just hundreds of metres and a few hours apart while surfing at breaks a stone's throw up the coast from where heats were being held for the Margaret River Pro.
«Certainly anytime we have a situation like that where there's such overwhelming media attention, it's going to leave a memory in the population,» says George Burgess, curator of the International Shark Attack File at the Florida Museum of Natural History, who fielded 30 to 40 media calls a day that summer.
He suspects it was a balance between prey detection, competition with other sharks and environmental conditions that allow them to launch a quick vertical attack where the water is clear enough to see the seals.
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In order to stop him from further terrorist attacks, Bond is entered into the tournament where he must defeat the notorious card shark at his own game.
If you look at the shark attack statistics in California, where a few decades ago they went through a similar phenomenon with the seal populations responding to protection and white shark attacks on seals increasing, there was no similar trend in attacks on humans.»
«This is the first time in professional surfing history — you know I never experienced and nobody ever experienced a situation like that, where a surfer is attacked by two sharks right when a final starts,» said Hickel, according to the World Surf League video.
Volusia County Beaches, Florida where more unprovoked shark attacks on humans have occurred per square mile than anywhere else in the world — six in 2011 alone.