Sharks

Please provide a source, and specify "that area." The swim is not taking place in the waters of Cape Cod. Here's a decent article: www.csmonitor.com/.../Great-white-shark-sightings-up-on-East-and-West-Coasts-What-are-they-after-video Please note that Chatham and Orleans are considered Cape. Salem is north of Boston. (If the sharks are after yummies, they could skip all the way to the Macchias, Maine, and munch on puffins.) yes - put on a black wetsuit and spalsh around like the stuff they hunt - zero chance of attack there. its all chance. people say getting struck by lightening happens more frequent than shark attacks. but guess what? people get struck by lightening all the time. there have been an usually high number of big shark sightings in that area this year. if you aren't comfortable with the idea of living things swimming around you then don't do it. however, if you do decide to do it - try and stay with someone or in a pack of people until the end and pull away.

Please provide a source, and specify "that area." The swim is not taking place in the waters of Cape Cod. Here's a decent article: www.csmonitor.com/.../Great-white-shark-sightings-up-on-East-and-West-Coasts-What-are-they-after-video Please note that Chatham and Orleans are considered Cape. Salem is north of Boston. (If the sharks are after yummies, they could skip all the way to the Macchias, Maine, and munch on puffins.) yes - put on a black wetsuit and spalsh around like the stuff they hunt - zero chance of attack there. its all chance. people say getting struck by lightening happens more frequent than shark attacks. but guess what? people get struck by lightening all the time. there have been an usually high number of big shark sightings in that area this year. if you aren't comfortable with the idea of living things swimming around you then don't do it. however, if you do decide to do it - try and stay with someone or in a pack of people until the end and pull away.