“I’d rather try to hold my ground against it and not freak out and make a commotion,It seemed just curious and I didn’t want to give it a reason to chase me so I tried to behave casually and keep an eye on it.But I didn’t know it came up quite so close as I was paddling into the wave to come into the beach with the other lads.”
If you’re going to say a shark is a threat every time you see one, well that’s not true.They’re doing their thing and we’re doing our thing.I probably have a higher risk of breaking my neck on that reef than the shark causing me harm.If you’re going to get chomped then you’re going to get chomped – there’s nothing you can do about it.”
2 weeks after his escape, another 25 year old surfer lost an arm and wrist to a shark attack in the same sea..
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