Attack Attack Tank Tops
Description: Cape Cod in Massachusetts is home to one of the world's biggest hotspots of great white sharks, new research finds. Between 2015 to 2018, an estimated 800 great white sharks visited the area, according to a study published July 27 in the journal Marine Ecology Progress Series. This is the first estimate of abundance for great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) in the western North Atlantic Ocean, the researchers said. The finding "suggests that Cape Cod is among the larger aggregation sites worldwide,"
Description: Designed by Ben Scarborough. Visit his work at: http://www.lune79.net/ In 2004, an encounter with a "Tic Tac" - shaped UFO would leave crews on several U.S. Navy carriers in the Pacific Ocean completely baffled. Jets were sent to intercept one of these objects and one of these pilots had a rather dramatic experience when attempting to investigate. This is the Tic Tac Attack!
Description: Commemorate the summer of 75 when the beach ran red with the blood of women and children, when old white men were determined to keep their businesses going at the cost of human life, and a band of three determined citizens committed to make Amity safe once more for beachgoers.
Description: Ahoy, Chum! SHARKLESS SUMMER is a Season of Shark Free Programming on our ROKU channel OSI 74! This T-Shirt design by Mr. Lobo and cartoonist Webster Colcord is also on mugs, stickers and such to get you i the mood. OUTER SPACE IS NO PLACE FOR SHARKS, but--earthbound TV in general, is lousy with sharks. In addition to SHARK WEEK on DISCOVERY there is also SHARKFEST on NAT GEO. A franchise of SHARKNADOS, a melee of “MEGA-SHARK VS MECHA SHARK VS WHATEVER type direct-to-video filcks. SHARK NIGHT. SHARK ATTACK, SHARK ATTACK 2, SHARK ATTACK 3: MEGALODON, SHARK KILL, SAND SHARKS, SUPER SHARK, DINO SHARK, JURASSIC SHARK, GHOST SHARK, GHOST SHARK 2: URBAN JAWS, 2-HEADED SHARK ATTACK, 3-HEADED SHARK ATTACK, SPRING BREAK SHARK ATTACK, JE...
Description: A chaotic and colorful retro artwork for Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978), showcasing a massive monstrous tomato wreaking havoc on land and sea. The cartoonish illustration, complete with screaming civilians, helicopters, sharks, and UFOs, perfectly captures the campy absurdity and satirical humor of this cult-classic B-movie.
