I don't think we need to worry about people getting eaten just yet. They will never get that hungry if they have a seal buffet out there. I think we'll need to worry if the spot attracts enough sharks that the seal population is affected. It is doubtful that it will though.
I would do anything to be out there and watch them chow down on the cute little seals.
like my friend in the landscape business, when people call him about their "skunk problem" with the lawn... he has to explain, no, not a skunk issue, you have a "grub problem"..
we don't have a shark problem... we have a seal problem... time to deal with it. (I hope!)
No great white has ever been hooked in the 19 years of the Martha's Vineyard shark fishing tournament, with more than 200 vessels participating each year.
Tell them to move were the seals are!! They will be getting them there all the time now that we have 6000 seals!!
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