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Crazy Shark Tattoo

Most people who get attacked by sharks want nothing to do with them, but this guy decided to get a tattoo to commemorate the occasion!

Shark tattoo

And he’s not the only one who doesn’t hold a grudge. Several shark attack victims have been banning together to protect the very creature that attacked them. They aim to protect all sharks in US waters from finning. (more from the Chicago Tribune)

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Shark Finning

In case you haven’t had the chance to see Sharkwater (and if you haven’t, you really should) – heres a short video on the scary and heartbreaking reality of shark finning, the only trade more lucrative then the drug trade.

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