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DaveT:
I am not sure if one could classify the very few shark attacks over goodness how many years as a spate. However, my suggestion is that we rather refer to them as fatal shark encounters as the shark would have been tasting (which is the norm) when it took the bottom half of the man's torso - it is their territory after all. My wife and I were there about 20-30 minutes after the attack (observing from the coast road) and we spoke to a coloured gentleman who had been sitting with the shark spotter at the time - he said that they had spotted 2 sharks at the start of the encounter.
2010-01-16 10:09:15
Milo:
We go into the ocean and yes it's the sharks territory, if it's ur time it's ur time! But us humans have overtaken the lions territory, why are they then locked up in zoo's and behind electrical fencing. We just want to separate ourselves from the sharks using nets. Sure all bathers and surfers could live in a sense that fear can be restricted.
2010-01-14 09:53:01
jp:
Shark nets KILL sea life!!! Shark nets are a BIG NO NO!! The guy should of listened to the warning flags!!!
2010-01-13 21:49:17
Milo:
Durban has shark nets and it's the surfing capital of SA. WHY can CPT not put in Shark nets in the False Bay area, It's the sharks territory, but please that's such a lame excuse!!!!!
Let's be pro active people, VIVA shark nets...
2010-01-13 13:51:40
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