[suthener]

Swimming on the Gulf Coast; if the undertoad don't get you, the sharks will.

[Jane Long]

What a blessing that these docs, and, other medical personnel just happened to be in the water/at the beach, at the time, to help save this young girl’s life.

[icclearly]

So much for the beautiful Gulf Coast!

God bless those victims.

[Does so]

“if the undertoad don’t get you, the sharks will.”
^
I’d never want to be in the vicinity of an undertoad!

[moovova]

"14 feet? Now that's scary right there. I don't care who you are."

[Zack Attack]

The Undertoad Lurks Below

[Wonder Warthog]

We often spent long weekends and vacation on the Gulf Coast. Walking the beach, we came upon a dead shark (about a six-footer). Cause of death...an obviously much bigger shark had taken a chomp out of the smaller sharks mid-section.

Yup...plenty of sharks on the Gulf.

[38special]

There was a shark attack in Galveston last week as well. Small shark on a teenage girl. She survived.
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[OSHA]

I never go unarmed where I’m not the top predator. It’s hard to pack heat in the ocean.

[Jeff Chandler]

if the undertoad don't get you, the sharks will.

Mr. Undertoad's Wild Ride

[zeestephen]

Re: Not uncommon

For some reason, I have always thought hammerhead sharks were cold or cool water fish.

I lived in Florida for decades and do not recall ever hearing about hammerheads in the Gulf of Mexico, and only rarely on the Atlantic coast.

The water off Fort Walton Beach is warm about nine months a year - and, definitely warm in June.