Hi everyone
Well, sad news of another Great White fatality in the Western Cape, but after hearing the details, you just gotta wonder...
A group of poachers on the weekend proceeded to SWIM from Gansbaai to Dyer Island, about 3 hrs, and then proceed to start poaching Abalone from the vicinity of Dyer. The problem here is...Dyer Island is the location of the legendary 'Shark Alley', probably the highest concentration of white sharks anywhere. ( This is where all the cage diving operations are centered)
One of the poachers was hit by a white, apparently losing a leg, and his mates fled back to Gansbaai, swimming, after dropping their stash. The body washed up on Monday about 8 miles away from Dyer Island.
Poachers or no poachers, you gotta wonder what drives someone to swim 3 hrs to the white sharks home ground ???
Jeff
Well, sad news of another Great White fatality in the Western Cape, but after hearing the details, you just gotta wonder...
A group of poachers on the weekend proceeded to SWIM from Gansbaai to Dyer Island, about 3 hrs, and then proceed to start poaching Abalone from the vicinity of Dyer. The problem here is...Dyer Island is the location of the legendary 'Shark Alley', probably the highest concentration of white sharks anywhere. ( This is where all the cage diving operations are centered)
One of the poachers was hit by a white, apparently losing a leg, and his mates fled back to Gansbaai, swimming, after dropping their stash. The body washed up on Monday about 8 miles away from Dyer Island.
Poachers or no poachers, you gotta wonder what drives someone to swim 3 hrs to the white sharks home ground ???
Jeff