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Topic: Hammerhead shark  (Read 4560 times)

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cdat

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Interesting video and reaction from the authorities, wonder how many large sharks are out there that never get seen.

http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Lifeguards-Close-La-Jolla-Beaches-After-Hammerhead-Sighting-323325231.html


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Probably coincidence, but of the most recent shark encounters on the California coast that I've read about all the kayaks were yellow.


Lee

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That trend has been mentioned before on NCKA
 


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I never buy yellow surfboards.  Pretty sure there are some studies showing sharks attack yellow objects more often than others. Yum yum yellow.


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All I could think of was "wow that ocean is calm!"


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Kayak rental place down here at Half Moon Bay told me the sharks have a tendency to go after that flipper looking mirage drive more than paddle kayaks... I can say that did influence my choice a bit :)


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Here's an interesting article from last year showing that statistically paddle kayaks are attacked more: http://www.kayakfishmag.com/features/paddle-vs-pedal-matter-great-white/

I have no idea what the ratio of paddlers to peddlers in general is out there.


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Here's an interesting article from last year showing that statistically paddle kayaks are attacked more: http://www.kayakfishmag.com/features/paddle-vs-pedal-matter-great-white/

I have no idea what the ratio of paddlers to peddlers in general is out there.
Without the baseline ratio, conclusions are conjecture.  But it's fun to pick on the Hobies!  >:D

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