butch

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What were you thinking?

thats what it was. thaanks, hahaha

hey what did u guys call our seashepard friend today?

any chance to go on Peace trip, and leave my dog at your place?
Do you have any friends without rotts?
I can't afford boarding at $50 per day.

Thanks again for the help yesterday good buddy, same goes for our tow-in guy! haha, that was rad. I owe ya both one!

You see, although most shark attacks on humans, that are involving a broadnose sevengill shark happen in captivity, it still has a past into the wild as well. In fact, ISAF statistics recorded between 1580 and 2006, show that the broadnose sevengill shark is was responsible of 9 shark attacks, 5 unprovoked attacks, 3 provoked attacks and 1 shark attack on a boat.

Danger to Humans

The sevengill shark is aggressive when provoked and is considered potentially dangerous to humans. According to the International Shark Attack File, the sevengill shark has been responsible for five documented unprovoked attacks on humans since the 16th century. This species has attacked divers in captivity when kept in aquaria.

When caught by fishers, this shark thrashes and snaps and is often subdued with firearms before being landed to avoid human injury.

Until u have a stringer full of fish on your waste

Some sharks, in particular the bottom feeders, including Woobygong, Carpet and Port Jackson sharks, have their Ampullae of Lorenzini located under their snouts and as such have a diminished response to the Shark Shield wave form. A small number of sharks such as the Seven Gill shark have a diminished Ampullae so are less affected. The sharks that fall into these categories are in general, not considered dangerous to humans.
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