That's a good point which may have been overlooked by the directors of the film. Unless these are waterspouts rather than tornados, which would supply the sharks within an abundance of water & other nourishments. But then when waterspouts reach land, they become tornados...and lose their water funnel in exchange for other debris. This would obviously make no sense having a waterspout run amok in downtown Los Angeles. Though there is the L.A. River which has water, so perhaps these sharknados follow the path of that. But that would make no sense either, because why would so many people be in it's path? Maybe they were all kayakers in the L.A. River (?) This is making my head hurt. We'll find out for sure in a few hours when the movie makes it's debut on SyFy. God help us all if we don't take note of what to do in the event this happens in reality.Wouldn't the sharks die (from being out of the water for so long) before they could ravage the the town folks of the unexpected funnel of death?
Only if it's not raining!If they were waterspouts, wouldn't be filled with itsy bitsy spiders?
Why are you taking this serious topic & turning it into something downright silly?If they were waterspouts, wouldn't be filled with itsy bitsy spiders?
Why are you taking this serious topic & turning it into something downright silly?
Why are you taking this serious topic & turning it into something downright silly?
Fine. Mock this thread all you like. But if ever you survive a shark-infested tornado, I'll be right here ready to accept your apologies.Since when are we serious on here?
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Fine. Mock this thread all you like. But if ever you survive a shark-infested tornado, I'll be right here ready to accept your apologies.
This is the most serious thread I've ever been a part of!
*sprays the thread with SharkSpray just in case*
Sharks are my favorite animals!![]()
Sharks are my favorite animals!![]()
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