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Sharks Have Been Testing Positive For Cocaine

Author No Limit Larry
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Yes, you read that right. Sharks have been testing positive for cocaine. Scientists have said that about thirteen sharks have tested positive for cocaine. You have heard of cocaine bear now we have cocaine shark!! You are probably like me saying how in the hell are sharks testing positive for cocaine?

Sharks Testing Positive for Cocaine

The sharks that tested positive for cocaine were found off the coast of Brazil. The scientists and police believe that the sharks are eating cocaine that is being dumped into the water by drug dealers. The Coast Guard said often drug dealers will drop cocaine packages in the water from the air to be picked up by boat. The Coast Guard also said sometimes they will approach a boat that will throw the cocaine overboard.

It makes you wonder just how much cocaine is out there in those ocean waters. Scientists have said that they will study the sharks’ behavior over the next few months to see what effects the cocaine has on them. I saw the movie Cocaine Bear and know some real-life crackheads. If it has that kind of effect, I am not swimming in the ocean any time soon. I will be looking forward to seeing how this plays out.

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As the host of The Morning Maddhouse, No Limit Larry is known for his persistent and energetic personality on and off the air. During his 25 years at Power 98, Larry has become one of the most recognizable names on Charlotte radio. Because of his energy and humility, fans connect with him on a personal level. You are even able to hear his thoughts and read his articles on controversial topics online daily on the Power 98 website. He loves to argue and will deep dive into many topics that you may have not thought of.

North & South Carolina Named Most Shark Filled Waters in the World

Yikes! I know Shark Week is over, but this story got my attention quickly. Every year, around shark week and during the busy summer months, reports come out about sharks. Whether it’s what to do if you see a shark, reports of shark attacks, and where the sharks most likely are. When the summer comes and the beaches get a bit busier, patrol spikes more and everyone is on alert for sharks. I am not a big beach water fan, I will go to enjoy the scenery and layout but actually getting into the water, it’s a no for me.

CNN is reporting some of the most shark-filled waters across the world. Just last year, over 50 unprovoked shark attacks were reported, according to CNN. So, what does this all mean? Using data on reported shark attacks, we’re looking at what areas had the most shark attacks over some years. Unfortunately, both North and South Carolina made the list with quite a bit of shark attacks over the last few years. Below will only show what US states made the list, but to check out the full report click here.

  • Florida (259 bites)

    Of course, Florida was going to make this list. With the state being a peninsula, majority of its coast is nothing but water. Specifically, Florida’s Volusia County is the prime location for shark attacks and sightings across the state. Official reports state that between 2pm and 3 pm on a September afternoon is prime time for sharks in the area. So, be careful!

  • Hawaii (76 bites)

    Another spot that of course has tons of water around it, the island of Hawaii made the list as well. With 76 shark bites, the island of Maui is one of the top places in Hawaii for shark encounters. The under water terrain that the area has to offer is a huge attraction for shark visits. Just this past May, a tiger shark attacked a fisherman in shallow water in a kayak. Scary!

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  • South Carolina (45 bites)

    Here we are talking about the Carolinas. South Carolina making the list with reports of 45 shark bites over the years. Fortunately, none of the unprovoked 45 shark attacks were deadly in South Carolina. Major cities when it comes to these attacks are Charleston, Beufort, and Horry (Myrtle Beach area).  South Carolina has tons of beautiful beaches but sharks are certainly randomly placed in shallow ends of the areas as well.

  • California (29 bites)

    Did you know San Diego is one of shark bite peak spots in California? Out of the 29 bites, 20 of the shark bites were unprovoked attacks. Although stats show they shark attacks are at a peak in the summer, they can happen throughout the year over there as well.

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