I already afraid with shark, and I think would never get close with those fuckinn shark
Topic: Sharks nine times more likely to kill men than women, study says - page 2. (Read 2399 times)
December 23, 2014, 11:42:57 PM
Oh I don't with what study says.
I already afraid with shark, and I think would never get close with those fuckinn shark
I already afraid with shark, and I think would never get close with those fuckinn shark
December 23, 2014, 10:57:21 PM
God damn Feminist sharks! 
December 23, 2014, 08:31:49 PM
I came in here expecting to see an argument about feminism and gender equality
(But I came in here too soon to see it
)
(But I came in here too soon to see it
)I'm sure it will devolve into that because for once we all agree this is a really stupid article, it's like seeing creationists comment on evolution.
December 23, 2014, 07:47:55 PM
I came in here expecting to see an argument about feminism and gender equality
(But I came in here too soon to see it)
(But I came in here too soon to see it
) 
December 23, 2014, 07:47:01 PM
I came in here because I thought you meant that Sharks are 9x more likely to kill a man than a woman, as in for every man a woman kills, 9 more are killed by sharks. Little bit disappointed, I wanted to read that study.
September 04, 2014, 10:25:41 PM
Australian scientists baffled by finding that men are targeted in 84 per cent of all unprovoked shark attacks, and make up 89 per cent of all shark bite fatalities
Good to know that women are more targeted on provoked attacks than mens.
I guess that is because mens are strongers, so the shark either attacks by surprise or runs aways.
Because it is very common people go to oceans to provoke and attack sharks, or just annoy them for nothing making them angry and forcing them to attack.
I did it two times only in the last week, was really fun.
September 04, 2014, 08:27:41 PM
Really dumb "comprehensive" study.
Although this is comical:
Although this is comical:
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"People patting sharks on the head, making them angry, putting their hand in the shark's mouth to get a fishing hook out. Jumping on sharks and trying to ride them. There are provoked shark attacks that should win Darwin Awards," he said.
September 04, 2014, 08:01:04 PM
Argh what a dumb statement to make in that news article. Of course more men get attacked then women... how many male surfers and swimmers and such are there compared to female? Likely the researcher that did the study has never stepped out of his research office to a beach and observed the genders of people doing water activities.
September 04, 2014, 03:12:23 PM
And the reason is given in the article itself:
Do we need an academic research to know this? People who spend more time in water and those who venture in to the deeper waters are more likely to fall victims to shark attacks.
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"Potentially men spend more time in the water, and are more risk-prone," he suggested.
Do we need an academic research to know this? People who spend more time in water and those who venture in to the deeper waters are more likely to fall victims to shark attacks.
September 04, 2014, 02:36:08 PM
That is extremely strange, maybe they like the taste of men?
September 04, 2014, 02:32:57 PM
Australian scientists baffled by finding that men are targeted in 84 per cent of all unprovoked shark attacks, and make up 89 per cent of all shark bite fatalities
More...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/11075433/Sharks-nine-times-more-likely-to-kill-men-than-women-study-says.html
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Sharks are nine times more likely to kill men than women, new research from Australia shows.
Men are targeted in 84 per cent of all unprovoked shark attacks, and make up 89 per cent of all shark bite fatalities - which means that women are statistically more likely to survive a shark attack.
The numbers are from a study out of Bond University in Queensland to be published in the international journal Coastal Management this week.
Report author associate professor Daryl McPhee told the Telegraph the results were so surprising that he had to double-check them.
"Potentially men spend more time in the water, and are more risk-prone," he suggested.
Men are targeted in 84 per cent of all unprovoked shark attacks, and make up 89 per cent of all shark bite fatalities - which means that women are statistically more likely to survive a shark attack.
The numbers are from a study out of Bond University in Queensland to be published in the international journal Coastal Management this week.
Report author associate professor Daryl McPhee told the Telegraph the results were so surprising that he had to double-check them.
"Potentially men spend more time in the water, and are more risk-prone," he suggested.
More...http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/11075433/Sharks-nine-times-more-likely-to-kill-men-than-women-study-says.html
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