If you ever wonder how close sharks come to North Carolina coast line...

[Ja Rhule]

[PandaPancake]

[thefuzz]

You see them quite a bit surfing and diving.  Usually just want to know whats up, and they will head out out....unless you have a bag of fish you just shot, then they hang around for a while.

[PandaPancake]

I would rather dive with sharks than dolphins. You know the sexual predators of the ocean.

[Jase]

that looks less like a feeding frenzy and more like a group of them got helplessly swept in with a stronger than usual tide.

[PanthersBigD]

that looks less like a feeding frenzy and more like a group of them got helplessly swept in with a stronger than usual tide.

 

Sounds like a job for George Costanza, Marine Biologist:

 

[PandaPancake]

[Luck's neckbeard]

I would've pulled one of those suckers to shore by the tail. Sand shark tastes excellent.

[SCP]

I spent many a day out past the end of Crystal Pier on my board at Wrightsville Beach waiting on swells when I was a young lad. I saw a few large aquatic things swim by me in that time. Today you couldn't get me out beyond the breakers. Fug that noise.

[Rise of The Hive]

What the fug, im not going back in the ocean anytime soon.

[philp]

this is a really cool site to check out if you're interested

 

http://www.ocearch.org/

[Ja Rhule]

Wow... There is a massive Tiger Shark swimming just outside Wilmington.

[Mr. Scot]

Never setting foot in the ocean again

[Ja Rhule]

There is a 800lb Tiger Shark feet off the coast of Hilton Head Island.