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weekly
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14 minutes
Englisch
Neuseeland
141 Folgen
seit 11. April 2014
episodic

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Is this what it's like to die? This was one of the thoughts drifting through sixteen year old Barry Watkins mind as he clung on to the edge of his brand new surfboard. In a story of terror and survival Barry recalls what it was like to come face-to-face with a great white - the fifth shark attack i…

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