To: Capt. Tom
The water in Maine is cold, so it is a bit surprising....seeing sharks off of Cape Cod are more expected due to the warm water.
9 posted on
07/27/2020 4:58:42 PM PDT by
CASchack
To: CASchack; TMN78247; Makana; 1Old Pro; Roccus; Justa; Faith65; rlmorel; Red Badger; JPJones; ...
The water in Maine is cold, so it is a bit surprising....seeing sharks off of Cape Cod are more expected due to the warm water. That is why I mentioned in post #1 that if more time was spent in the water here in New England we would have many more shark attacks from white sharks, which are now plentiful. -Tom
To: CASchack
There are no sharks in these cold waters.....................
38 posted on
07/28/2020 5:14:34 AM PDT by
Red Badger
(To a liberal, 9-11 was 'illegal fireworks activity'..........................)
To: CASchack
The water in Maine is cold, so it is a bit surprising....seeing sharks off of Cape Cod are more expected due to the warm water. And right now, on Cape Cod:
SHARK ALERT-- seal predation at Nauset Beach. Swimming prohibited until 1:00 pm.
SHARK ALERT- Confirmed sighting of 2 white sharks off Nauset Beach. Swimming prohibited until 3 pm.
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