Originally Posted by MIAdragon (Post 7796960)

He's French they can never be sure where or whom the next invasion will come from.

Originally Posted by Gonzo (Post 7797732)

What if that shark was on land and had legs??? How safe are the sidewalks we use every day??? / Frankie

Originally Posted by KCWolfman (Post 7797698)

I don't see why the French are concerned. It's not like they are ever near water to begin with.

Originally Posted by Radar Chief (Post 7797780)

According to River Monsters host Jeremy Wade bull sharks have been seen in the Mississippi all the way up to Illinois and have been caught as far north as St. Louis.
They’ve also learned to follow recreational boats and shadow them so when they start reeling in a game fish it makes for an easy shark meal. I’d think that’s bad news for water skiers.

Originally Posted by loochy (Post 7797833)

Don't worry, it wasn't a real shark.

Sharkboy just decided to take a vacation to France and went for a swim at the beach.

http://www.sharkboy.net/images/gallery/tna11.jpg

Originally Posted by petegz28 (Post 7796938)

A professional diver working in the harbour at the French Riviera port of Saint-Tropez saw a large shark swim by him three times over the weekend, local newspaper Var-Matin reported on Monday


Nicolas Faucon told the newspaper he was underwater untangling the anchor chains of boats moored at Saint-Tropez, a glitzy Mediterranean holiday spot, when a two-metre-long (6 foot) shark glided past him at arm's length.


"A shark passed by 50cm (20 inches) from me. I am 100 per cent sure of it," Faucon told the paper, as tens of thousands of French holidaymakers descended upon Riviera beaches for the start of the annual August vacation.


"It didn't seem aggressive. It looked at me, and then changed direction," Faucon said.


Riviera holidaymakers include President Nicolas Sarkozy and his pregnant wife Carla Bruni, who arrived on Monday in Cap Negre – an easy swim from Saint-Tropez for a shark.


Faucon made a swift exit, but said he saw the shark again when he went back underwater an hour later, and he spotted it again, further away, the following day.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...nt-Tropez.html

Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 7797836)

I'd have bet money it was one of these guys:

http://i.bnet.com/blogs/sharkswss.jpg