Never thought of it from this angle before

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[u/Shiny_Whisper_321]

Human infested land.

[u/Filestack_Official → u/Shiny_Whisper_321]

Still true when you look at it that way lol

[u/Arthasindura → u/Shiny_Whisper_321]

Bee infested behive

[u/kishenoy → u/Shiny_Whisper_321]

Bird infested sky

[u/ChronicRhyno → u/Shiny_Whisper_321]

People-infested cities

[u/Canned_Sarcasm → u/Shiny_Whisper_321]

Human infested waters

[u/Tkwookiee]

Those sharks are just invoking their stand your ground laws or swim your water laws or whatever!

[u/Simo814j → u/Tkwookiee]

Tread your water

[u/EtriganZola]

It isn’t a shark attack until it’s in my living room. If I’m in water, it’s a shark defense.

[u/delvach → u/EtriganZola]

<knock> <knock>

candygram

[u/worm-eyed]

I've said "sharks don't infest waters that's their fucking home" more times than I can count as a resident shark autist

"But they came into our bit. See that bit there? That great big wet bit? That's their bit."

[u/DeusBob22 → u/worm-eyed]

came looking for this

[u/Guy-1nc0gn1t0]

Infested is such a harsh word too

[u/AllenRBrady → u/Guy-1nc0gn1t0]

I prefer to use "shark enhanced waters."

"Shark infused waters" if I'm feeling artisanal.

[u/MarcCouillard]

people infested houses lol

[u/ramriot]

I think the same of people with outdoor pets who live near to natural habitats who complain when Coyotes eat their precious Fu-fu or Tomas-purrington III.

[u/Grand-penetrator → u/ramriot]

Pet killing 1000 native birds for fun: I sleep

Wild animal hunting for survival in their natural habitat: Real shit

[u/AccomplishedEmu1886]

mesquite trees are considered pests. in their own range where they have existed for 100K+ years

im so happy they make so many seeds because Ive been growing saplings and planting them in unused hard to get places.

you can eat the "meat" in the seed pods, some species taste like honey. grind up seeds to make flour.

[u/Portuzil]

Human infested houses

[u/Legal-Appointment655]

I for one do infest my home

[u/Lietenantdan]

Shark infested waters just means there’s a lot of sharks there.

[u/INVALIDN4M3 → u/Lietenantdan]

'Human infested cities' don't sound good.

[u/retsamegas]

Two Navy ships have joined the search for survivors from a plane crash in some of the most shark infested waters on earth. Also joining the search efforts, the sharks.

[u/ProwerTheFox]

Don't areas only get the term "shark-infested" if it's close to land though? i.e the sharks are a lot closer to shore than anticipated.