Great new reason to go to Disney World - 'mini jaws' invade beaches
By DEREK CLONTZ
Your World Report
Finger-sized sharks that look cute but prey on humans are poised to
feast on tourists who dare wade into the surf along  South Carolina and Florida beaches in
late August and early September.
According to marine biologists in Miami,
"the miniature great whites appear to have been genetically engineered in an
unauthorized experiment" and were "inadvertently released into the wild.”
“They school like minnows but have
needle-sharp teeth and the strength to pick your bones clean,” one scientist told
Your World Report. “They attack and consume flesh with the voraciousness of pirhana.
"We're seeing them offshore in increasing numbers and expect them to make their way
into inshore waters around Labor Day.”
Great whites of any size are man eaters, warns the expert, noting that “young
children and senior citizens who splash around in knee-to-waist-deep water will be prime
targets.”
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