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Originally Posted by Fiskadoro
That's a big Mako. You don't even have to see the shark, the nature of the attack and the feeding behavior is enough.Whites attack midsection using their mass and huge jaws to give a crushing blow that kills quickly. They also generally hunt close to shore. Makos attack at speed rip the back end off crippling their prey then circle until it bleeds out, I'm local and have fished sharks right there. The area, the type of attack, that shark is obviously a big Mako, no doubt about it.
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check out the beginning and 1:40-1:46 . dorsal is almost perfect triangle and has a huge tail.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaQlbLLNwT8