Great White Shark story told by Eric, An Australian Abalone diver who was bitten and alive to tell his own story!

by doc moto Posted 2012/01/24 09:16:17

Related Topics: Sports, Australian, Inside, Shark, Great White

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Hear the amazing story of the Australian Abalone diver, Eric, who found himself inside a great white shark, being eaten alive.

Jane Constant 2012/01/24 09:32:01

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I avoid the beach. There are too many of those things out there. Sharks favorite country!
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Andy 2012/01/24 15:49:55

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I'm a fresh water kind of guy...

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oros 2012/01/24 14:53:36

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Lucky I bet the Seal wishes so too.
Had a bloke grabbed by a Nile Crock a while back in one of our rivers he got away by gouging it's eyes out.
The Bunny hugger's hit the roof and attacked him and told him he should have let nature take it's course go figure.

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BUCCANE... to oros 2012/01/24 16:04:43

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And they would have ,of course!

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doc moto to oros 2012/01/24 16:09:18

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Thanks for sharing, heard those crocks are slow at time and then 'zip' right on ya!

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oros to doc moto 2012/01/24 18:58:23

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Grew up in Northern Rhodesia now Zambia in the 50's and till the mid 60's lived almost on the Kafue River one of the main tributary's to the Zambezi. Had plenty exposure to the devils crafty buggers they are.
Never go down to the river the same place every day they watch and bang you are gone, as quick as lightning they are. My Daschund climbed a tree once when one nearly grabbed him they love dog.
But the Hippos are the ones to watch the most dangerous animal in Africa kill more humans by far than any other.
To them we show great respect. Will chase your boat and tip it if they can. Try out running a bunch of them on a river cruiser fitted with a 2+1/2hp outboard not funny.

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doc moto to oros 2012/01/24 19:15:32

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Wow, sounds exciting and challenging! Heard that the hippopotamus are a wild and unpredictable bunch and knew that they do not like humans and can run you down fast! Thank you for sharing! Crocodiles are dangerous too!

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oros to doc moto 2012/01/25 02:53:56 (edited)

Good one!

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doc moto 2012/01/24 09:32:57

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I figured since I grew up in the ocean and did some fishing and spearing and well, hugging a few sharks; put a couple out here to feel at home...I told my children that sharks do not bite; they just suck hard and hold you between their "lips" ...However, it is you that are trying to get away is what causes all the pain and blood to show!

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Jane Constant 2012/01/24 09:32:01

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I avoid the beach. There are too many of those things out there. Sharks favorite country!

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doc moto to Jane Co... 2012/01/24 09:34:18

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Yes, all blondes should be on the beach so the boys can watch you and look after you and your cats too!

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BUCCANE... to Jane Co... 2012/01/24 14:02:03

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Too many ashore also

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oros to Jane Co... 2012/01/24 14:59:35

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Magnificent creatures nevertheless to see one breach of Seal Island in the Western Cape in South Africa is a sight to behold.

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BoomLover 2012/01/24 09:19:05

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LOL, Smile for the camera!

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doc moto to BoomLover 2012/01/24 09:25:06

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I was updating the post when you posted; good timing!

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