I happened upon this video the other night, and thought you might be intrigued by it.
What happens when a huge saltwater crocodile, swimming in shallow water, crosses the path of a bull shark? The bull shark, by the way, is responsible for more attacks on humans than any other species of shark–and it’s just as at home in fresh water as it is in salt. Saltwater crocodiles also eat people, when they can get them.
The croc being twice the size of the shark, and armed with horrendously powerful jaws and lots and lots of sharp teeth, the bull shark decides not to bother it.
But the thing that gets me is… does anybody ever go wading, fishing, or clamming in that water?
Yikes!
Makes you think about entering the water, doesn’t it?
That is a lot of scariness, all in one place.
Bull sharks will swim up a river and attack someone hundreds of miles from the ocean.
I’ve met people like that, although I would say that they slithered, more than swam. 🙂
Is it possible to go fishing there?
Sure, if you want to catch a shark for dinner. (Maybe the shark’s dinner, that is.) 🙂
Oh… good point! I wouldn’t risk my life for shark fins. 🙂
Sure–as long as you don’t mind being the bait.
Oh! I think I’ll pass on the fishing then.