by Al Brenneka | Feb 27, 2014 | General News
How does one tell if the shark conservation NGO they are funding is ligament or not? This is not a tell tale form to decide but you be the judge. Pew environment has an email address for every person on their shark conservation team. You can contact each person and... read more
by Al Brenneka | Feb 26, 2014 | Front Page, General News, Shark Attacks - Related Incidents
Press Release Welcome to Shark Attack Survivors 2013 yearly shark attack summary. Our shark attack information is available up to the minute all year long, so a yearly shark attack summary is pretty much a waste for our purposes, but all those so-called shark experts... read more
by Al Brenneka | Feb 25, 2014 | General News
Get your Ph. D degree in the politics of shark attacks at shark attack survivors. There is a similar program at an Australian university, but all you need to know there are the relative risks about lighting, dog bites, rabbit bites, can accidents and the list goes on... read more
by Al Brenneka | Feb 8, 2014 | General News
The International Shark Attack File #1 and the International Shark Attack File #2 what are the differences? One difference is in the ISAF #1 Rodney Fox was attacked by a shark and in the ISAF #2 Rodney Fox was not attacked by a shark. So all those so-called shark... read more
by Al Brenneka | Feb 6, 2014 | Front Page, General News
Hawaii : Penalties considered for killing, harming any species of shark within state marine waters. House Bill 2380, from Rep. Nicole Lowen, would create penalties as high as $10,000 for any person who knowingly captures, harms or kills sharks and rays within state... read more
by Scott Curatolo-Wagemann | Jan 31, 2014 | General News
1 Reported 31-Jan-1889 rowboat, No injury to occupants. Gaffed shark capsized boat PROVOKED INCIDENT USA Florida Hillsborough Bay Fishing 2 31-Jan-1959 George E. Rudd M 20 Shark’s tail grazed his shin Night AUSTRALIA Western Australia South Perth Working... read more
by Al Brenneka | Aug 29, 2013 | General News
Indian Ocean paradise island beset by shark controversy The dangers of shark attacks are no secret for Georges, who as a kid was repeatedly warned to beware of the large predators lurking in the tropical waters off his native Reunion island, AFP reports. That... read more
by Al Brenneka | Aug 4, 2013 | General News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Photos Available on request YOU SEE THEM ON SHARK WEEK – GET TO KNOW THEM IN PERSON Some of the world’s top shark celebrities scientists, TV hosts, underwater photographers, filmmakers and... read more
by Al Brenneka | Jul 25, 2013 | General News
Shark Attack Death Of California Navy Contractor Prompts Suspension Of Water Sports For Sailors Fernando Licay The July 14 shark-attack death of a California Navy contractor has prompted the Navy to suspend all water activities in the waters off Navy Support Center... read more
by Al Brenneka | Mar 20, 2013 | General News
Shark fears bite business at dive school One of Perth’s biggest scuba diving businesses has had to offer extraordinary discounts to lure people into the water after an unprecedented spate of shark attacks slashed its profitability. Perth Diving Academy, which has... read more
by Al Brenneka | Mar 20, 2013 | General News
Surfing businesses in Western Australia are suffering because the increase in shark sightings and attacks is scaring their customers out of the water. Surf stores and schools in the “shark attack capital of the world” have sustained a drop in sales of... read more
by Al Brenneka | Mar 20, 2013 | General News
Two weeks after a fatal shark attack, things at Muriwai Beach are still a little different. On a glorious summer’s day there is only a handful of people in the water, none much more than waist-deep. Around at Maori Bay, the few surfers who are out half-jokingly... read more
by AlB | Feb 6, 2013 | General News
The Fisheries Minister says he is confident a new Fisheries boat, with an inflatable hull, will be safe, despite operating in waters frequented by great white sharks. Norman Moore officially launched the vessel in Busselton on Friday – the boat will be used to... read more
by AlB | Jan 29, 2013 | Front Page, General News
On December 25, 2012 Liya Sibili, of Gauteng, was attacked and killed by a shark while swimming at the notorious Second Beach, Port St. Johns. Billed as the most dangerous beach in the world after seven fatal attacks in as many years. Did Marcella visit Second Beach... read more
by AlB | Jan 24, 2013 | Front Page, General News
We have a new look, new projects and some new sites opening this year. Also we are changing the look of some of our other sites. Please put up with our mess as we assemble everything and fine tune our new site. You can still access our old home page... read more
