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Although about 60 shark attacks are reported each year, none of them have ever occurred during the Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. It’s almost as if the sharks know that humans are paying extra attention to them and are keeping a deliberately low profile.
Posted on August 2, 2011 via Daily Urban Legend with 36 notes
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- I wonder if this is true?!
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What Stephanie said. This is the time of the year when people say, “Nature you scary!” Haha!
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people are too busy watching shark week to actually go to the beach
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