Check out the article in today's Miami Herald. This gives shark fishermen a bad name.
http://www.miamiherald.com/459/story/1151962.html
i didnt know nurse sharks are protected. are they?
imagine riding on the metro rail and someone walks by you dragging a nurse curse miami is getting wierder everyday
gino #7419
In Haiti maybe that shark would feed a family,,,,,,in contrast, in Miami a crack head tried to selll it for $10, and was refused so the dirt bag leaves it on the street.
Desperate people doing Desperate things.Sign of the times .When will it get better?
Whose situation is more desperate the sharks or HUMANITY IN THE YEAR 2009?
Lord help us all!!!
SOUTH FLORIDA SHARK CLUB -President SFSC-Founding Member est 1983 SFSC-Website Administrator BIG HAMMER SHARK TOURNAMENT -Founder Rene Memorial Sharkathon -Founder NMFS Shark Tagger
wow i love this place
Thats pretty sad the best those guys trying to sell the shark could do was leave it in the middle of a street. Sure the guys must of been desperate for money by trying to sell it for $10. But they should/could of at least dumped it in a dumpster like back in the day with tarpon, instead of in the middle of a street.
Check out the article in today's Miami Herald. This gives shark fishermen a bad name.
http://www.miamiherald.com/459/story/1151962.html
What MORONS! 
Did metrorail charge the shark a fare?