Surfer: Wow, that's a big dolphin. Wait, that's no dolphin!
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I wonder what the Baywatch lifeguards would do in a situation like this, or any lifeguards for that matter. As far as I know the only guy with a gun on the beach is Chief Brody, and he packs a piddly revolver. I suppose the lifeguards could throw bottles of tanning oil at the shark from shore. All those nasty chemicals should drive the beast away...
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