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They swim up the Mississipi
People don't realize that Mississippi is an acronym and all of the s's are for 'shark.'
Most
Inland
Sharks go
Sharking
Incessantly.
Sharks
Shark
In
Parts of
Places
Inconceivable
Really rolls off the tongue!
bull sharks are the only ones that go that far north right? they can maintain the salinity around them or some cool shit like that
pretty sure they're just the only shark that handles freshwater
I mean if you throw enough sharks in eventually one has gotta be like "aight imma breath salt"
That doesn’t explain New Mexico though.
It was a diver feeding sand sharks at an aquarium.
The Rio Grande connects New Mexico to the Gulf of Mexico. Sharks can swim against the current.
How do people not know this?
Yeah, this post shows how little Lemmiers understand about basic geography 🙄🙄
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/2-bull-sharks-swam-up-mississippi-river-to-st-louis-study-finds