WASHINGTON — Nearly a dozen shark-attack victims — many of them badly scarred or missing limbs — pressed Congress on Wednesday to protect a sea creature they’d rather not run into again.
Richard H. Rosenblatt, a professor emeritus of marine biology at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, said he believed the shark involved in today’s attack was a Great White Shark, between 12- and 17-feet-long. He said he made his determination…
Details are still sketchy, but from what we understand, it was a swimmer or surfer on the surface, who may have been mistaken by the shark, possibly a Great White, for a seal.It’s their ocean, after all……we’re just visiting [without permission].Notice that divers…