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(Part 9tm of 11)
What's wrong with those sharks anyway?
Why don't they just leave other creatures alone who are just trying to live their lives and have a good time?
Probably due to catching humanitis.
That's probably why sharks can also have good days and bad days, make good and bad choices, and just hate the fact that somebody else is enjoying themselves in “their” territory, so they attack.
Thinking it's okay to go into the water where sharks live and not ever get harmed is like going into the everglades to play, or better yet, playing soccer on the Serengeti.
No shark has ever attacked a human.
A shark attack would be if a shark came on land and bit someone.
Then again, that might just be payback for going out there putting tags and monitors on animals.
Keeping them in zoos to keep ourselves amused in the name of education.
How does staring at an animal in a cage in an unnatural environment help you understand the animal or prepare you for when you meet that animal outside a cage?
On the other hand, humans attack a lot of sharks each year but we don't publicize or keep statistics on that.
Why is it that we can eat other animals but they ain't supposed to eat us?
We might as well go into the real woods, where real animals live, besides squirrels, and lament the wolves, bears and poisonous snakes that are there.
We kick murder them out of the places we live, then we wanna go play in the places they live. We want to run, jog and do all sorts of things and play the innocent victim when other creatures wanna eat some fresh seefood that just walked into their neighborhood. Then we feel okay because the crazy bunkheads with their virility replacements cocked and loaded, go and kill the animal, for doing a smidgen of what humans do. Taking what we want to take, any time, any place.
The following behavior alone is enough to reduce human population to less than a billion in one year.
Thinking we can steal the honey, fill our tummy, make money and not get what's coming by getting stung by our own Colony Collapse Disorders.
Because we don't have anywhere near enough respect for personal space, neither do we appreciate the collective time.
We're still playing in the waters the same, even though in the troubled waters, the Great Mother of the Waters is sending trouble right back.
