[Andy Andrews]

...'cause there be aliens down there, and the lifeguard just quit!!!



Prehistoric Frilled Shark







Andy

 

[susan tuck]

Oh hey, here is the english version (note the diver swimming next to the frill shark): http://educatedearth.net/video.php?id=2844

From what I read, sometimes they are caught in trawlers nets near the bottom of the sea. They are ground up & used in food - I guess this is just one reason frozen fish sticks taste so special. The "hot dog" of the deep blue sea.

 

[Connie Sutherland]

WARNING: When you read "frilled," do not picture ruffly pinafore-type frills. :lol:

 

[Kristen Cabe]

At least that's just ONE shark.

Check this out: http://www.dixiediver.com/swarms_of_sharks_passing_through.htm

 

[susan tuck]

Instead of schools of sharks, they should be called gangs.

 

[Robert Blok]

...'cause there be aliens down there, and the lifeguard just quit!!!



Prehistoric Frilled Shark



The Japanese tourists eat them here as "sashimi", a raw fish dish :wink: :wink:

Robert




Andy

 

[Robert Blok]

At least that's just ONE shark.

Check this out: http://www.dixiediver.com/swarms_of_sharks_passing_through.htm

There is no 8 foot surf 8).... , that's the problem.

Robert 8) 8) in shorts and t-shirt.

 

[Becky Shilling]

If a bunch of CROWS is a "murder" what the heck would you call that? A serial killing?