Up to 50 sharks filmed swimming off Selsey

[Publius Ovidius]

My dad used to have a boat in Gib, and to be fair we used to see those black and white dolphins all the time. Dozens of them. The local dolphin population actively look for boats to come and play with.

It was really fantastic. Made up for a trip in kephelonia where we spent 5 hours circling a huge area looking for dolphins and as we came back to port, the ******* appeared on our bow wave for about 12 seconds before shooting off to swim next to a ferry going out! That 12 seconds cost us £80 each! Having said that the beach trip we had as part of it was great!

 

[fat old seagull]

Couldn't we find a couple of Palace fans to throw in?

Poisoning fish is a No-No !

 

[Man of Harveys]

Simple question: do these fish having such fun in Selsey generally BITE people?

 

[Bold Seagull]

Simple question: do these fish having such fun in Selsey generally BITE people?

Sharks generally don't bite people.

 

[StonehamPark]

If it was 50 Mantis Shrimps then i'd be worried.

If it was 50 Honey Badgers, we'd all be goners.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

as the place is like a horrible version of Blackpool,

Not having THAT!

 

[smudge]

Always like to hear about this type of thing just off the coast of God's county. Remember years ago the Basking Sharks off Brighton making the news.

I've seen plenty of Dolphins, Sharks & Whales. The most imprsssive sight for me was early one morning going up Vancouver Sound toward Alaska, I was on the bridge having a cuppa & the sea was flat calm; towards the ship came a pod of around 20+ Killer Whales, or Orca's as they're known in that part of the world. I went out on the bridge wing & as they went right past the noise they made when blowing was unforgettable. Sometimes my job is ok!