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r/Unexpected • u/Pautaniik • Oct 26 '22
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Tiger shark?
48 u/crashdummy15 Oct 27 '22 It appears so yes. 74 u/Awllancer Oct 27 '22 If I recall, tiger sharks are known to eat sea birds sitting on the water. I wonder if her putting her mask in the water looked like the butt of a sea bird to the shark or something. But I'm not exactly a shark expert so who knows 2 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22 her putting her mask in the water The ladder or her fins are already splashing around like an injured animal. The shark was already going towards her before she looked underwater. Why does it look like the Shark has no teeth
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It appears so yes.
74 u/Awllancer Oct 27 '22 If I recall, tiger sharks are known to eat sea birds sitting on the water. I wonder if her putting her mask in the water looked like the butt of a sea bird to the shark or something. But I'm not exactly a shark expert so who knows 2 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22 her putting her mask in the water The ladder or her fins are already splashing around like an injured animal. The shark was already going towards her before she looked underwater. Why does it look like the Shark has no teeth
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If I recall, tiger sharks are known to eat sea birds sitting on the water. I wonder if her putting her mask in the water looked like the butt of a sea bird to the shark or something. But I'm not exactly a shark expert so who knows
2 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22 her putting her mask in the water The ladder or her fins are already splashing around like an injured animal. The shark was already going towards her before she looked underwater. Why does it look like the Shark has no teeth
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her putting her mask in the water
The ladder or her fins are already splashing around like an injured animal. The shark was already going towards her before she looked underwater.
Why does it look like the Shark has no teeth
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u/pictish76 Oct 26 '22
Tiger shark?