[Capt. Tom]

One buoy at Nauset Beach showed nearly 3,800 detections from 64 individual sharks last year. A buoy off North Truro showed over 14,000 signals received from 53 sharks.

But there were also 31 great whites off Herring Cove Beach in Provincetown last year and the Rock Harbor buoy in Orleans adjacent to popular Skaket Beach recorded over 1,300 hits from 17 white sharks. And those are only the sharks that have been tagged.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Some people think my fear of open water is ridiculous, but I KNOW there are things down there that think I’m delicious, crunchy and would taste good with or without ketchup! ;)

Kinda silly to put yourself in a predator’s natural habitat, but that’s just me. :)

[minnesota_bound]

I think if every swimmer wears a mask that the shark attacks would be eliminated.....

[left that other site]

YIKES.

[TMN78247]

Sounds like your area’s local shark researchers are learning a LOT about the local GW. = CONGRADS.

Yours, TMN78247

[Red Badger]

They are gathering for the 4th of July Feast.....................er, I mean, ‘fest’................

[woodbutcher1963]

Tom,

The RV’s that are out on sand bar south of Nauset Beach at the north edge of Chatham Harbor, are those four wheel drive? Are these truck campers with 4WD? That is what is required to overnight camp/fish on Plum Island/Newbury, MA. at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge.

I was looking at Google Earth images of what appeared to be big RV’s on the outer cape recently. Can a regular 2WD RV get an overland beach permit from the National Park Service?

I know you can drive out there pretty easy up at Race Point. It seemed like there were a lot of RV’s out there in the section from Orleans down to Chatham whenever the satellite took the image last year.