If You See This On a Golf Course... Run

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Talk about a water hazard. In Brisbane, Australia, six bullhead sharks live in a lagoon, adjacent to several fairways on a country club golf course . Kids used to go into the water  to retrieve lost balls. Now, they don't.

Bullsharks grow up to 10 or 12 feet. These particular examples are eight-10 feet. They swam  into the  lake at the course when a nearby river flooded its banks some years ago. Something seems strange here: when I hear 'river' and 'lake,'  I think freshwater, not salt. Maybe it's brackish.  I'm not going to go taste it.

The course has made the most of its visitors, reports Sky News, by even sponsoring a monthly "Shark Lake Challenge," whatever that is. The sharks eat other fish in the lake, and the club occasionally tosses in a hunk of meat. This would be a good time to pay attention to the sign below.

(Photo: Sky News)