yeah that's a fair point. i bet they will do lots of flashes/breaks to moments with his family, scenes from the rescuer's point of view, play up the scenes where he says a shark circled him, when he says he was bitten by stuff during the swim, almost rescued, etc....
yeah that's a fair point. i bet they will do lots of flashes/breaks to moments with his family, scenes from the rescuer's point of view, play up the scenes where he says a shark circled him, when he says he was bitten by stuff during the swim, almost rescued, etc....
They probably tracked his route from where the boat tipped over and considering the flow of the sea. It's not like a pool. How many have been out at the beach where we can still touch the bottom and then several waves/ undertow comes that pulls u a little and next thing you know when you get back to sea. You are 50 feet from when you went out.
I hate to call some POTENTIAL BS to the story, but a shark was near him and then swam away? Most shark attacks are the shark just testing the victim to see what it is. That is why you hear of limbs missing and not people being fully eaten. There way of testing is to take a chunk out of your body. It's not like the shark couldn't sense him out there. Who knows but that seems a little Hollywood. Still remarkable. Who's going to be the 1st Rx expert swimmer to come on and say "they have swimmed farther"? Haha
that happens all the time Vlad....they are usually able to tell if is something they like to eat before the first bite but not always...
most shark encounters occur with the person having no idea but here is good source for documented events:
http://www.sharkresearchcommittee.com/pacific_coast_shark_news_2014.htm
most shark encounters occur with the person having no idea but here is good source for documented events:
http://www.sharkresearchcommittee.com/pacific_coast_shark_news_2014.htm
