What I want to do is very simple.

We all want to be sure, okay?

You want to be sure.

I want to be sure.

But the fact is, the bite radius on this animal is different than the wounds on the victim.

It's extremely rare for these waters.

It's a man-eater.

It probably is, Martin.

I'm not saying that this is not the shark.

It's 100-to-1.

There are no other sharks like this here.

And the chances that these bozos got the exact shark...

Hammerheads, white tips, blues, makos.

There are all kinds of sharks in the waters.

Terrific, huh, Mayor?

Nice to meet you.

Matt's from the Oceanographic Institute.

This is Larry Vaughn, our mayor.

I want you to meet Matt.

It's just a slight...

All I'm saying is that it may not be the shark.

You stuff your frigging head in there, man, and find out if it's a man-eater.

That is a big mouth.

What is this bite radius crap?

Oh, you bet he is.

Is Ben getting plenty of pictures?

We can start breathing again.

A What?

Tiger shark.

What kind of shark?

Yeah, but what kind?

It's got a deep throat, Frank.

I think it's a mako.

I don't know.

What kind of a shark is that?

Larry, you won't believe it.

How's that?

Can you get that, please.

Thank you.

We're ready.

Take your rake with you.

Young fellow, could you step out of the picture?

Come on, just get out of the way.

One row kneeling, one row standing.

Kneel down, just like in high school.

Could we get the sign, please?

I need a picture for the paper.

Come on.

I want to get a picture of the guy with the fish.

Open it up a little bit.