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Dec 31, 2007 09:11 |  #1

These sure are neat to see in the wild, although I have to admit that seeing them swim toward me was a little creepy.

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Dec 31, 2007 10:09 |  #2

when we were in Florida 2 years ago we fished from our boat a lot and they were everywhere - our boat broke down and that made us real uneasy - it was also the summer that 3 people were attacked and killed - they are not to be messed with -
but I did love taking pictures of them - great picture BTW




  
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Dec 31, 2007 15:32 |  #3

Marcy wrote in post #4602102 (external link)
when we were in Florida 2 years ago we fished from our boat a lot and they were everywhere - our boat broke down and that made us real uneasy - it was also the summer that 3 people were attacked and killed - they are not to be messed with -
but I did love taking pictures of them - great picture BTW

Thanks. That would have freaked me out to see them in the water around a boat that wasn't moving. Even if it has been safe, I would have been real nervous too. They really are amazing creatures - so prehistoric.



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