that is double the number of attacks there last year. what do you think is spurring the increase? i think that whenever you look at the number of shark attacks either locally or globally you need to understand that it s not a single factor that s responsible for those numbers. everything from the number of people in the water to things like the physical environment, what the weather is, is it highlight, low light. that effects visibility. the presence or absence of other animals, bait officials, things like that. so when it comes to asking the question why are attacks happening in a given area, there is one single answer rarely. josh moyer, thank you for coming on and sharing a little bit of your shark expertise. i appreciate it. absolutely. how about a little bit more
ten floating hotels house the same number of guests as a five story building with one hundred fifty rules. the impact of tourism is therefore spread out and short lived in any given area. nature can then take all the time it wants to recover once the mobile structure has moved on. al-ansar. play the was to. play staying in these hotels in the heart of the wilderness is
ten floating hotels house the same number of guests as a five story building with one hundred fifty rules. the impact of tourism is therefore spread out and short lived in any given area. nature can then take all the time it wants to recover once the mobile structure has moved on. alan. was. playing the race. to. play staying in these hotels in the heart of the wilderness is
what does it mean to break a record like that? just like overtime, high temperatures and low temperatures and record highs and record lows, we keep accounts of water levels and how high water levels are measured know within a given area. in this particular storm it s going higher than past flood events. in terms of storm surge, this is the area where you are an expert on, where you are concerned about storm surge next. in south carolina, winds are whipping there. where are you watching? basically from points from jacksonville northward through central and south carolina. the coastal regions including charleston, but the worst is yet to be felt. water levels are already starting to rise in georgia and south carolina and will continue this afternoon and evening. that s the next area working its way up the coast. of course dangerous winds is
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