CBS News12 hours agoBoy from "Jaws" becoming police chief on Martha's Vineyardverified_publisherCBS News - By CBSBoston.com StaffOAK BLUFFS - Nearly 50 years after appearing in "Jaws," the boy in the fake shark scene is becoming a police chief on Martha's Vineyard. Oak Bluffs …
UNILADflipped into UNILAD13 hours agoMan Knocked Off Boat By Shark Shares Ingenious Tactic He Used To Scare 11-Foot Monster Awayunilad.co.uk - Poppy BilderbeckA 20-year-old man who was attacked by an 11ft (3.5 metres) shark has revealed how he managed to flee the animal. On Thursday, 19 May at around …
TravelAwaitsflipped into TravelAwaits16 hours agoOuter Banks Town Warns Beachgoers To Stop Doing This One Thingtravelawaits.com - Greg RobertsonWith the summer beach season fast approaching, one North Carolina coastal town is sounding the alarm over a danger many people never think about. “I …
MLive.comflipped into Michigan News from MLive.com1 hour agoEx-Michigan basketball star turns down ‘Shark Tank’s Kevin Hart, Mark Cubanmlive.com - Edward PevosLOS ANGELES - They got an offer they decided to refuse on “Shark Tank.” Former University of Michigan basketball star, Charles Matthews appeared on …
Cointelegraphflipped into Cointelegraph23 hours agoMashinsky says ‘Sharks of Wall Street’ circling around Celsius and other projectscointelegraph.com - Cointelegraph By Brian NewarAlex Mashinsky has stated firmly that it is opportunistic short sellers on Wall Street that is responsible for the negative price action in the …
Storyfulflipped into Storyful Videos1:312 days ago'This Is a Problem': Shark Has Firm Bite of Fishing Boat MotorStoryfulA “monster shark” was recorded biting and holding onto a fishing boat’s motor near Coral Bay, Western Australia, on May 11.Video recorded by Matt Zen from Fever Fishing Australia shows a fishing crew’s startled reaction after realizing that a shark had its jaws clenched onto their boat’s propeller. Zen told Storyful they had hooked the shark for about an hour before the shark ditched the fishing line and went after the boat’s motor.“After the shock and awe of the situation, concern kicked in,” Zen told Storyful. Eventually, the shark let go and swam off, leaving the motor and propellor intact.“It reminded us just where we are on the food chain,” Zen added. Credit: Matt Zen from Fever Fishing Australia via Storyful
