Well, it wasn't too bad I'd say. We got up quite early, drove up to La jolla Shores and went snorkeling with Leopard Sharks!
That's actually quite a popular thing to do around here. The scary part wasn't swimming right next to them, we were kind of scared when we came back home. Sound funny, huh?So, we would come home after a surfing in Mission Beach (saw some dolphins..) and check out our new friend the Leopard Shark on Wikipedia and other related Websites to find out:
Quote: The leopard shark is slim and has a small mouth which is used to suck up invertebrates on the ocean floor. Although leopard sharks have small teeth, they swallow their food whole, without chewing. Leopard sharks feed on crustaceans and other invertebrates that live in mud and sand, like worms and crabs.
Still not scary in fact. Actually we were aware of them not being dangerous for humans. But what we saw on the shore, right where we went into the water, was a seal, a baby seal in fact with a hugh hole in it's side, offering us a spectactular view of its guts, rib cage an other things you normally don't like to see. So what we first thought was this: Leopard Sharks are not dangerous for us, but they apperently feed on seals. No big deal, because the seal we saw was much smaller then we are, so we would't have to worry, right? According to the definition provided above, that attack couldn't possibly have been a Leopard Shark's. It must have been another species who might also be a danger to us...We'll never know what it was, but it must have been another type of shark. They are out there:-)