Sunday July 27th 9:00 pm ET/PT
These two love birds will investigate some common shark myths and see if they can be debunked, here are a few of them:
1. Bull Sharks have the ability to swim in salt water, fresh water and Sutter Home White Zinfandel.
Les Stroud (Survivorman), will reveal some tips in surviving an attack. One way, for example is swimming very fast away from them. That’s right, just swim away. A recent study showed that sharks smoke more than anyone else on the planet including the Greeks and when the smoke they prefer Camel Lights. So they have slowed down quite a bit.
Researchers search to find an explanation on why six shark attacks happened at six different times of the same day. My money says if the victims would have been using their Magellan GPS system, they could have found a safer place to swim!
Mike Rowe heads up to Greenland to check out some of the huge sharks that live in this frigid ass water. Thank God for his North Face Parka with Gore-Tex lining, or this dirty son-of-bitch would be a bit chilly up there.

A team explores the tropical seas of Australia’s northeastern coast, where there are more species of sharks than anywhere else in the world to try to figure out why the sharks are disappearing. Hey brainiacs have you checked the local pub, they are all probably enjoying a nice, big, frosty, Fosters oil can and you should too motherfucker!










Not sure if a lot of people know about this guy, but I remember reading about him at a really young age and being terrified. There was a book in old St. Joe's library, that talked all about folk monster's of North America. Things like Mothman, Bigfoot, the D.C. Black Cat, but when I got to the section about Goatman there was a 



