The water is warm 86 degrees F or more. This
> is bringing the sharks in closer to where humans are swimming. Bull sharks
> are posing a problem. The recent St. Pete case of a fatal shark bite
proved
> to be that of a bull shark chasing a school of mullet. The victim was only
5
> feet away from his dock. Sharks had not been seen in the immediate area
for
> 25 years. People cannot forget Mother Nature both weather-wise or
> wildlife-wise. One must stay alert and look around before leaping.
The way I look at this is nature is in a cycle. Here in upstate NY. Birds
have had as much as 3 batches, and in some cases 4. There is many many
birds, and it makes me wonder.. Is there gonna be a year with no food, or is
it because disease is lingering. Its kind of interesting how nature acts
every so often, these last 2 years have been the oddest years ive seen and
to people much older than me have seen. Lets just hope the shark problem
doesn't get to bad, but school is going back in session if not all of them
in the south land, and alot of people are back to work. So just maybe things
will be ok in that area. Also that heat has to break sometime, it always
does. It did here last fall, hasn't been that warm here at all this season
with frost likely by Wednesday and Thursday mornings..
Jeff
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