Discovery Channel's Shark Week Day of the Shark 2

I think I will not dive with sharks anymore - they are monsters and I am very afraid...that is the only effect that Discovery Channel's Shark Week has had on me. So far I have watched three episodes and the only thing I have seen is blood and heard "killer".

Day of the Shark 2 thoughts:

• Red / hungry / kill
• Neil H is a bad bowler
• Surfers are crazy - but I do respect them - they have a special relationship with the ocean and sharks - but they are still crazy for dangling on the surface
• Not one of the shows thus far would have been watched by my children (if I had any) way to graphic - no need to show the open wounds and do not have any educational value
  
• Have nothing to say about the shark cage breach except that one of the divers said he is "passionate about sharks" - then why did he release the footage. I think he is passionate about money and fame
• "Lethal eating machine" - poor sharks
• Bahamas and Florida must love all the good publicity that Discovery Channel is giving them
• I have to agree that hogfish is the best tasting fish - also the easiest to spear
• Surprised they filmed a hogfish dying on spear - whatever happen to "no animals were harmed during the..."
• Film a reef shark and call it a bull / several scenes talk about one shark but show a different species
• "But sometimes shark attack on purpose..." great line
• Pleased by the positive attitude of shark encounter victims
• I would have jumped in and pounded on a shark as well if Tibu (my dog) was in trouble. My dog's name is Tibu - short for Tiburon (shark in Spanish)
• But even dogs forgive sharks
• Navy SEAL was in "hand-to-hand" combat with shark - if anything hand-to-fin

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I am surprises that Febreze (Proctor and Gamble) is sponsoring Shark Week - why would they want to associate their brand with the gore? Product good to clean blood? Eliminate dead fish odors?