i think the bigger beast is clinton the smaller victim  is obama but all we need is ron paul -_-

This is a powerful reminder that evolution isn't always what it's cranked up to be. The seal, being a mammal, is a far higher stage of evolution than the shark, but that doesn't keep the shark from dining on his favorite delicacy.

Humans are arguably the highest stage of evolution on earth, but that doesn't keep us safe from all kinds of natural hazards, never mind the man-made ones we foolishly indulge in, such as cars, pollution and wars.

Unfortunately, in the Great White's eyes, you look very similar to seals espcially when floating or on a serf board.  Fortunately, however, these pictures were likely taken at a remote location.  As a caution, you should not likely swim anywhere in the vicinity of seals...

I totally agree.  My heart went out to the seal.  

I realize that sharks and other predators have a right to life also.  But, I support the little guys like the seals.

What I don't support is the killing of wolves, grizzlies, polar bears, birds by the Bush Administration, who is opening pristine lands and wildlife refuges for questionable practices, including coal fired power plants, the drilling of oil and gas, because friends of V.P. Cheney want massive killings on the still endangered wolves, which they have recently delisted --not because they've reached sustainable levels, but because of politics and opening the doors to shootings and poisoning of wolf families. This was planned while the animals were still on the endangered species list.

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**Environmental and health specialists are heartsick over the malfeasance of their agencies in failing to protect the health of children, workers and the public at large.**

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And how to Bush Adminstration has used your tax dollars...

**Most of the public has no idea that a significant portion of the federal wildlife management budget is actually devoted to extermination. Given all of our unmet social and infrastructure needs, the federal government should not be spending $100 million a year slaughtering wildlife.**

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