Australian shark attacks linked to changing ocean currents?

[rrraven]

i was reading a local newspaper today that covered the latest shark attack.
In it was mentioned that there has been a sudden huge increase in shark sightings and that the sharks are bigger too.
These big sharks are 'normally' found in colder water closer to the antarctic.
Nobody seems to know why they suddenly turn up so close to shore.
--http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/HTML/oceanography_currents_1.html

Currents flow in complex patterns affected by wind, the water's salinity and heat content, bottom topography, and the earth's rotation.Cold surface currents come from polar and temperate latitudes, and they tend to flow towards the equator. Like the warm surface currents, they are driven mainly by atmospheric forces

all the worlds currents are connected--http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/climate-change/found-missing-link-of-the-worlds-ocean-currents-461763.html...so does the slowing of the golf stream cause a change in the current that circles the antarctic?
bringing colder water to the Australian east coast together with the sharks that live and feed in it?
just a thought
RRR
(mods , please move this to earth changes if it fits better there)

 

[Gimpy]

I saw a map on this with the article...and it made me wonder if anyone is operating any kind of fishery or restaurant, either on the lake or in the tributary near
where the sharks are biting people. Not long ago in Brazil, they discovered the reason for increased shark bites from bull sharks near one of their bathing beaches
came from the run off of a slaughter house up the river in one of the tributaries. Once the slaughter house was closed, no more shark bites.

Just an idea.

 

[Bobo08]

i was reading a local newspaper today that covered the latest shark attack.
In it was mentioned that there has been a sudden huge increase in shark sightings and that the sharks are bigger too.
These big sharks are 'normally' found in colder water closer to the antarctic.
Nobody seems to know why they suddenly turn up so close to shore.

There's an article on SOTT about the big increase in shark attacks in Australia. Humans are normally not shark's first choice of food. So some weird fields (EM, sonar or whatever), could be affecting the sharks and making them go berserk? With so many strange things going on recently, both from inside the Earth and from outside, that's quite possible.

 

[rrraven]

...could be affecting the sharks and making them go berserk?

the sharks are not actually going 'berserk' as such, they are just doing their thing and look for food... a human can look like a seal quite easily specially in a black wetsuit.
none of the people that were bitten were eaten...sharks realize their mistake quickly when they taste us and when the people start hitting them, they let go and think yuk,that wasn't seal!
the great white is a endangered and protected species and it is good to see that there is still some around,hey, its their ocean after all.
more sharks are eaten by humans than the other way round(flake is shark )
if you swim between the flags on a patrolled beach , you have nothing to worry about
the life savers on duty will sound a horn when they spot a shark.
and if you have to swim on a unpatrolled beach you just have to pay attention to your surroundings and be aware that you are in another predators territory