Cases of shark attacks in the forest

[Sondri]

They say white sharks live in the forests of Kentucky.

[๖Chaotical]

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

They say white sharks live in the forests of Kentucky.

Everything i've found so far:

Does Kentucky have sharks?
While Kentucky doesn't have an ocean, it does have aquariums. In 2006, at least 12 people at Kentucky's Newport Aquarium were bitten by sharks while at an exhibit that allows visitors to touch the animals, according to Shark Attack Data.

40 Different Species of Shark Remains Found in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Although many find it hard to believe, Mammoth Cave used to be home to many sharks in Kentucky. It may seem crazy, but the Mammoth Cave area of Kentucky used to be underwater, and surprisingly millions of years ago, resembled a climate of the Bahamas!

Recently, researchers have discovered shark fossils deep inside the cave embedded in it’s limestone far from tourist paths. These discoveries are not only thrilling, but they are history in the making. At least 6 new species of sharks have been found at Mammoth Cave National Park. The news was revealed on Wednesday (no other day better than National Fossil Day) by paleontologists, cave specialists, and park rangers. The park has been very lucky in finding these remains due to the teams care and preservation. The cave is great for keeping these remains in place, gives researchers more to look forward to in the future!

[Sondri]

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

They say white sharks live in the forests of Kentucky.

Everything i've found so far:

Does Kentucky have sharks?
While Kentucky doesn't have an ocean, it does have aquariums. In 2006, at least 12 people at Kentucky's Newport Aquarium were bitten by sharks while at an exhibit that allows visitors to touch the animals, according to Shark Attack Data.

40 Different Species of Shark Remains Found in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Although many find it hard to believe, Mammoth Cave used to be home to many sharks in Kentucky. It may seem crazy, but the Mammoth Cave area of Kentucky used to be underwater, and surprisingly millions of years ago, resembled a climate of the Bahamas!

Recently, researchers have discovered shark fossils deep inside the cave embedded in it’s limestone far from tourist paths. These discoveries are not only thrilling, but they are history in the making. At least 6 new species of sharks have been found at Mammoth Cave National Park. The news was revealed on Wednesday (no other day better than National Fossil Day) by paleontologists, cave specialists, and park rangers. The park has been very lucky in finding these remains due to the teams care and preservation. The cave is great for keeping these remains in place, gives researchers more to look forward to in the future!

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2909046228

[๖Chaotical]

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Everything i've found so far:

Does Kentucky have sharks?
While Kentucky doesn't have an ocean, it does have aquariums. In 2006, at least 12 people at Kentucky's Newport Aquarium were bitten by sharks while at an exhibit that allows visitors to touch the animals, according to Shark Attack Data.

40 Different Species of Shark Remains Found in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Although many find it hard to believe, Mammoth Cave used to be home to many sharks in Kentucky. It may seem crazy, but the Mammoth Cave area of Kentucky used to be underwater, and surprisingly millions of years ago, resembled a climate of the Bahamas!

Recently, researchers have discovered shark fossils deep inside the cave embedded in it’s limestone far from tourist paths. These discoveries are not only thrilling, but they are history in the making. At least 6 new species of sharks have been found at Mammoth Cave National Park. The news was revealed on Wednesday (no other day better than National Fossil Day) by paleontologists, cave specialists, and park rangers. The park has been very lucky in finding these remains due to the teams care and preservation. The cave is great for keeping these remains in place, gives researchers more to look forward to in the future!

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2909046228

Impossible, i refuse to believe it in the slighest.

[Sondri]

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2909046228

Impossible, i refuse to believe it in the slighest.

https://youtu.be/hkE9YtJ-YGU

[๖Chaotical]

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Impossible, i refuse to believe it in the slighest.

https://youtu.be/hkE9YtJ-YGU

Everything was photoshoped, and you still did not gave me any good evidence.............

[Sondri]

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

https://youtu.be/hkE9YtJ-YGU

Everything was photoshoped, and you still did not gave me any good evidence.............

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2908557662

[๖Chaotical]

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Everything was photoshoped, and you still did not gave me any good evidence.............

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2908557662

The most obvious photoshop i've ever seen. Man's completely fine.

[76561198833998673]

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

They say white sharks live in the forests of Kentucky.

Everything i've found so far:

Does Kentucky have sharks?
While Kentucky doesn't have an ocean, it does have aquariums. In 2006, at least 12 people at Kentucky's Newport Aquarium were bitten by sharks while at an exhibit that allows visitors to touch the animals, according to Shark Attack Data.

40 Different Species of Shark Remains Found in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky
Although many find it hard to believe, Mammoth Cave used to be home to many sharks in Kentucky. It may seem crazy, but the Mammoth Cave area of Kentucky used to be underwater, and surprisingly millions of years ago, resembled a climate of the Bahamas!

Recently, researchers have discovered shark fossils deep inside the cave embedded in it’s limestone far from tourist paths. These discoveries are not only thrilling, but they are history in the making. At least 6 new species of sharks have been found at Mammoth Cave National Park. The news was revealed on Wednesday (no other day better than National Fossil Day) by paleontologists, cave specialists, and park rangers. The park has been very lucky in finding these remains due to the teams care and preservation. The cave is great for keeping these remains in place, gives researchers more to look forward to in the future!

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[Cursed Hawkins]

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

Originally posted by Mleko cat:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2908557662

The most obvious photoshop i've ever seen. Man's completely fine.

Why do you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ feed obvious ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trolls? Anyone that genuinely believes this ♥♥♥♥ are beyond any kind of professional help they could get for their mental state.

[๖Chaotical]

Originally posted by Cursed Hawkins:

Originally posted by ๖Chaotical:

The most obvious photoshop i've ever seen. Man's completely fine.

Why do you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ feed obvious ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ trolls? Anyone that genuinely believes this ♥♥♥♥ are beyond any kind of professional help they could get for their mental state.

I just don't believe him, that's it.