60 yr old woman eaten by shark while snorkeling in Hawaii
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đ dark but funny |
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Rest in Peace Kristine Allen.
Poor Blake. I canât imagine his pain and grief. May their family and friends surround him with love and support. I hope he takes some comfort from the fact she died probably rather quickly and pursuing her dreams. I hope he does not torture himself with imagining the horrors of his wife being eaten. I hope that K finds some way to show her husband signs that she is at peace on the other side now. |
Anonymous
| there are too many sharks out in the wild, they need to culled, thanks to all the conservation groups they have blood on their hands |
Anonymous
It is due to overfishing and global warming pushing sharks into new waters - not due to conversationists ⌠|
Anonymous
If there are too many sharks fish and kill them, many countries would help |
Anonymous
Why so many shark attacks 2022? It's that warmer oceans are changing where they live. âSharks are inhabiting areas that they might not have in the past. They might be moving slightly later in the year or earlier in the year, depending on what they need to do in terms of their temperature preferences,â https://www.theskimm.com/news/shark-sightings How are sharks affected by overfishing? Some â like sharks and rays â reproduce more slowly than others, making them more vulnerable to fishing pressure. If we kill sharks more quickly than they reproduce, we are overfishing; their numbers will dwindle and we won't be able to catch many sharks in the future. Overfishing is a problem for both sharks and us. |
Anonymous
| Only on DCUM discuss how this poor woman doesn't look her age (60). |
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I was on Maui when this happened. There were not shark warnings posted before her death.
There were FOUR shark attacks and sightings in about two weeks. Another shark attached a local man on the Big Island. He fought off the shark with a diving knife (!!!). Then another sighting on Maui and then a shark killed a dear on Maui. Lots posted on the Hawaii TripAdvisor forum. Can't believe OP linked the Daily Mail -- the first woman's death made national news in the US. |
Anonymous
She looked great. Whatâs wrong with acknowledging that? |
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PS. There was something early speculation about the husband but multiple witnesses saw the shark at the time too.
Authorities found the woman's mask, snorkel, and part of her bathing suit. đŹ That's all. |
Anonymous
A deer? |
Anonymous
This was in Belize. I actually went to school for marine biology and worked with animals for a long time, so I knew that fleeing usually triggers predator instincts. Instead you wanna act like youâre a bigger, badder animal than they are LOL. I just swam slowly to the boat. Iâve since learned from watching a woman on social media who swims with sharks professionally, that you actually want to stop, turn towards them, look as big as possible, stare them right in the eye. Basically look like a predator yourself. Then if they come up to you, you can push them with your leg to the side. I donât know if Iâd be brave enough to try that, but it works well for her during attacks. |
Anonymous
because it's tasteless and crass |
Anonymous
Feeling very sad looking at the photo. The ocean in the background now looks sinister. Who knows how many sharks are lurking under the surface? How can we ever know? I get very nervous near bodies of water. I have never even gone on a cruise in my life because of the fear of drowning and vicious predators like sharks, crocodiles etc. |
Anonymous
No, itâs not âtasteless and crassâ. 
She looked great. Never would have guessed she was 60. |