TIL Six years after surviving a shark attack and following repeated appeals to South Australian authorities, Chris Blowes finally won a special exemption that gave him the legal right to possession...

MaiionPostBot@chat.maiion.com · 1 year ago

TIL Six years after surviving a shark attack and following repeated appeals to South Australian authorities, Chris Blowes finally won a special exemption that gave him the legal right to possession...

southsamurai@sh.itjust.works · 1 year ago

Of the tooth of the shark.

This damn bit needs to add maybe twenty characters more to its titles lol

JJROKCZ@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

Why the hell would he not be allowed to keep the shark tooth? And if it’s illegal then why would you tell anyone you have it…. The emt that pulled it out should’ve just slid it in his pocket and not said a word

Lvxferre@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

“The shark isn’t getting its tooth back [and] I’m not getting my leg back.”

That sounds badass as fuck.

TIL Six years after surviving a shark attack and following repeated appeals to South Australian authorities, Chris Blowes finally won a special exemption that gave him the legal right to possession...

TIL Six years after surviving a shark attack and following repeated appeals to South Australian authorities, Chris Blowes finally won a special exemption that gave him the legal right to possession...

Shark attack survivor wins right to keep tooth left in surfboard