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TEN THINGS MORE LIKELY THAN A SHARK ATTACK 2017 2015 is the 40th commemoration of Steven Spielberg's Institute Grant winning Jaws – a film that obviously changed the way that Americans, and the world, saw sharks. Endless masses characteristic their feelings of dread of sharks and swimming in the sea – to this now 40-year-old mechanical shark.  While shark fears are boundless, genuine shark assaults are extremely uncommon. In 2014, the Worldwide Shark Assault Document affirmed 52 unmerited shark assaults in the Unified States (counting Hawaii). Utilizing 320 million individuals as a gauge of the 2014 American populace (which is a think little of the quantity of individuals in the U.S. at a given time) and the essential presumption that everybody has an equivalent hazard, the normal American has 1.625 in a million possibility of being assaulted by a shark in a given year.  Here are ten things that have higher chances than a shark assault in the Unified States:  Being acknowledged at

DID ANIMATORS KNOW THAT TWO OF THREE “FINDING NEMO” SHARKS  CANNIBALIZED THEIR OWN SIBLINGS? nding Nemo  is riddled with biological inaccuracies, including one that we  previously  explained: Nemo’s dad, Marlin, should have become a female (Marlene?) who mates with her own son, Nemo.  Despite the animators missing an opportunity for an incredible biological plot twist, perhaps they were biologically accurate when making sharks Bruce, Chum, and Anchor feel guilty about eating other fish. Biologically speaking, two of the three “Fish-Friendly” sharks that star in the Disney animated movie  Finding Nemo  have a dirty secret that originates long before they were even born.  Perhaps their “fish are friends, not food” group counseling sessions really stem from their guilt of eating their own brothers and sisters while in the “womb”. Bruce shares his dirty secret. (Cooney modified  image ) Bruce is a “ Great ” White Shark and Chum is a Mako Shark.  Both of these sharks, along with  12 other k

The Disney film, Finding Nemo, lied to your kids!   Disney would simply argue that they altered reality to create a more entertaining storyline, but read below for the true story, and you tell me which you think is a more entertaining. Disney forced them to hide the truth! How Finding Nemo started: Father and mother clownfish are tending to their clutch of eggs at their sea anemone when the mother is eaten by a barracuda. Nemo is the only surviving egg and he grows up in his father’s anemone before getting lost on a crazy adventure! Video of the opening scenes: How Finding Nemo should have started if it were biologically accurate: Father and mother clownfish are tending to their clutch of eggs at their sea anemone when the mother is eaten by a barracuda. Nemo hatches as an undifferentiated hermaphrodite (as all clownfish are born) while his father transforms into a female now that his female mate is dead. Since Nemo is the only other clownfish around, he becomes a male and mates with h