Sintax604
Contributor
It sounds crazy, I know, but consider this:
In 260 dives, I've only ever seen 1 or 2 dead fish on the bottom, never anything big.
On Thursday evening near Caulfield Cove we came across a largish GPO (about 3' long tenticles) lying dead in the sand. It was completely intact except for a hole in the side of its head. Today at Whytecliff there was a fully intact seal pup, minus the head.
So the question, friends, is "what is smarter than an octopus, faster than a seal and kills for fun rather than for food since both were more or less whole!?" Both were found in about 30' of water far enough from shore to not be tossed there by shore fishermen/hunting jerks and in areas that would not be accessed by boats to be dumped overboard.
Thoughts?
In 260 dives, I've only ever seen 1 or 2 dead fish on the bottom, never anything big.
On Thursday evening near Caulfield Cove we came across a largish GPO (about 3' long tenticles) lying dead in the sand. It was completely intact except for a hole in the side of its head. Today at Whytecliff there was a fully intact seal pup, minus the head.
So the question, friends, is "what is smarter than an octopus, faster than a seal and kills for fun rather than for food since both were more or less whole!?" Both were found in about 30' of water far enough from shore to not be tossed there by shore fishermen/hunting jerks and in areas that would not be accessed by boats to be dumped overboard.
Thoughts?
