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The water is absolutely clear... You can see 10-20 feet down from the pier... People swimming because if shark come near, it would be very visible.  On another hand... It's a freaking jelly fish invasion... They are dark red or brown and about a foot long tentacles...  Are these venomous? 

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The water is absolutely clear... You can see 10-20 feet down from the pier... People swimming because if shark come near, it would be very visible.  On another hand... It's a freaking jelly fish invasion... They are dark red or brown and about a foot long tentacles...  Are these venomous? 

Not really, you can touch them without much sting at all.

 

More of an itch....you know what I mean...

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ARSEN you are famous - kind of a dick move by that lifeguard for not letting you in the water with your contraption though. 

 

 

 

 

Not really, you can touch them without much sting at all.

 

More of an itch....you know what I mean...

Growing up I remember them being bad along the Jersey shore. People would pick them up and throw them on unsuspecting sunbathers. Kinda like eating wild mushrooms, I was never willing to take the chance of which ones were safe. 

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The water is absolutely clear... You can see 10-20 feet down from the pier... People swimming because if shark come near, it would be very visible. 

Aren't sharks pretty fast swimmers?

 

Personally I think by the time I see a shark I am extremely fugged unless he is repelled by the enormous amount of poo that will be immediately discharged from my innards.

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Almost all the time shark will swim around human before they attack...  When Shark sees human, they don't know what they are seeing because we are not on shark menu.  Sharks don't have hands to touch so they bite in order to figured out if its eatable or not. 

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