I certainly hope you're not implying that the tape that showed how Steve died should be made public.
Terri (Steve's widow) has made it abundantly clear that the tape will never be shown, and that it's private, tragic, and horrific - NOT for the general public to gawk over. That's undoubtedly the case. Stingrays have been stinging people as long as the two species have been bumping into each other. I got my first cobra (a beautiful banded phase Egyptian) when its former owner got stung by a stingray - almost 40 years ago. The guy survived, as most victims do, but he said it was so painful that he would never ever keep a venomous animal in his house again.
While I obviously respect her wishes, I believe Steve himself was on record as saying that if he died on camera, he *wanted* it recorded and released.I certainly hope you're not implying that the tape that showed how Steve died should be made public.
That's a fairly large advantage and really, the only one that matters, sir.
It's probably instinct for them to strike at the center/main body of whatever is percieved as a threat, so that the barb will actually do some damage instead of just pissing off a predator.
I think it's fairly obvious it was a copy-cat killing
.It's "ma'am," and, not necessarily. Put a leopard and a man in a room together and tell me who will walk out alive. Man would only be at the advantage if he had a weapon.