Description: Sharks Are People Too separates shark attack reality from popularized myth.
Tremendous video shown below of kayaker Brian Correiar soon after a white shark has dumped him from his kayak. The shark continues to butt the kayak and then swims off. Brian is the yellowish blob visible from time to time in the video frame. Comments he made after the event to the guy who caught this video: There was no dog [in my kayak]. You may have seen my paddle and other gear go flying when the shark hit my kayak. Based on my distance from my boat and what the shark was doing It looks like your vi
Note: This attack happened in March. Correiar, a veteran of the ocean and a diving master, has ocean safety experience. Quote from the article linked below: Just three feet away from him, on the other side of his red kayak, was the shark—its head above the water with its jaws latched around one end. Correiar says he froze in shock, then quickly scrambled out of his kayak and began kicking to shore, staying on his back so he could watch the shark. The shark proceeded to munch along the entire length of th
Another comment from YouTube: Very lucky ... you can see the shark gets entangled in the kayak ... I think this kept the shark's attention enough to make it believe it was being attacked back ... I think this saved you and made the shark retreat ... crazy