A 15-foot great white shark was spotted at 5 p.m. on Sunday chasing seals into shallow water south of Nauset Beach on Cape Cod, a popular destination for local mermaids. As of now, none of the nearby beaches have been closed to swimmers but a notice suggests that "beachgoers and swimmers pay close attention to their surroundings while in the water and to not venture too far from shore."
The U.S. Coast Guard has also warned that a great white shark could easily capsize a small boat or kayak and could find a splashing paddle or dangling hand inviting. The agency advised against paddling near or through concentrations of seals and seal colonies.
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Better make those Laser roll tacks nice and smooth, then! And no death rolls at the gybe mark!
Now I'm trying to figure out whether that picture makes me want to yawn or is making me hungry. Hmmmm....
And remember - DO NOT hang your bum in the water when hiking!
como se dice "yikes" en Español?...
how do you say yikes in Spanish?..
I believe that the correct translation into Spanish of "Yikes" is "Jesús, María y José".
Verification word: bollyme - common interjection used in outsourced Indian word verification generation centers meaning "yikes".
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