Shark does water slide
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crimzy
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Originally Posted by stdreb27
http:///forum/post/2880524
i don't know sharks are one of the more tolerant sw species to fw. All be it when they swim up rivers it is a gradual process.
Chlorine is not that stable. And if this is outdoors during the day, most of that chlorine should have dissipated out of the pool very quickly.
Some sharks are more tolerant. Bulls will often swim into freshwater to give birth. But I wouldn't think the same would be true for an open water species like a reef shark.
It's really too bad for the shark.
http:///forum/post/2880524
i don't know sharks are one of the more tolerant sw species to fw. All be it when they swim up rivers it is a gradual process.
Chlorine is not that stable. And if this is outdoors during the day, most of that chlorine should have dissipated out of the pool very quickly.
Some sharks are more tolerant. Bulls will often swim into freshwater to give birth. But I wouldn't think the same would be true for an open water species like a reef shark.
It's really too bad for the shark.
stdreb27
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Originally Posted by crimzy
http:///forum/post/2880528
Some sharks are more tolerant. Bulls will often swim into freshwater to give birth. But I wouldn't think the same would be true for an open water species like a reef shark.
It's really too bad for the shark.
I think cause of death had something to do with the cause of him jumping.
http:///forum/post/2880528
Some sharks are more tolerant. Bulls will often swim into freshwater to give birth. But I wouldn't think the same would be true for an open water species like a reef shark.
It's really too bad for the shark.
I think cause of death had something to do with the cause of him jumping.
cowfishrule
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that.
can you imagine coming down the slide next and seeing that swimming just before you hit the water.
that.
can you imagine coming down the slide next and seeing that swimming just before you hit the water.
nw2salt08
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Besides, depending on if they use shock on a regular basis to help hold the chlorine levels to a sustainable 3.0 then it could've done the shark in. Those public pools have to be well maintained to keep them open. If they had shocked it the night before there could've been residual shock still in the water. That stuff is so porous that it'll irritate your skin and make it feel like it's on fire and cause a rash. I could only imagine what it would've done to the organs on the inside of a shark. Poor girl...instead of Leap of Faith....it was the Leap of Death for her.
jpc763
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Originally Posted by COWFISHRULE
http:///forum/post/2880558
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that.
can you imagine coming down the slide next and seeing that swimming just before you hit the water.
Gives new meaning to the name of the ride - "Leap of Faith"
http:///forum/post/2880558
[hr]
that.
can you imagine coming down the slide next and seeing that swimming just before you hit the water.
Gives new meaning to the name of the ride - "Leap of Faith"