Laverda SF
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That cat was fair sized boat; but, so much for inflatables ;o(
Looks like fun boat for Lake Huron and Georgian Bay - NO SHARKS or Orcas ;o)
Party Barge under sail ?
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Three sailors rescued after sharks attack catamaran in Coral Sea
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That cat was fair sized boat; but, so much for inflatables ;o(
Looks like fun boat for Lake Huron and Georgian Bay - NO SHARKS or Orcas ;o)
Party Barge under sail ?
piranha-bro2
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- Melbourne
Hulls look a little too much like whales!!
Alzero
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- DaNang Vietnam
Darwin Award candidates
Legs
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- Adelaide Hills
Cooky Cutter shark, only 50cm long.
Inflatable boats and open ocean waters are not compatible.
Inflatable boats and open ocean waters are not compatible.
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
Bigger sharks hang out at used car lots.
Tippie
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The biscuit cutters are well known to wreck undersea cables.
Andy
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- Auckland, roughly
Not to mention the infamous Land Sharks 
In Oxford UK, you don't even need to be in the water to be at risk of shark attack, just in bed....
chrisk
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- Brisbane, Australia
England has drop sharks.
Australia has drop bears.
How a 40-centimetre shark brought a catamaran's round-the-world voyage to a halt
Three sailors attempting a round-the-world voyage have been rescued after their boat was attacked off the coast of Cairns and began to sink. It's suspected their craft was set upon by cookiecutter sharks.
www.abc.net.au