![]() Both of those animals exist in the real world, it’s just that most Americans don’t put themselves in habitats where they live. But Lake Placid depicted a giant saltwater crocodile consuming bathers, and Anaconda showed us Jon Voight getting regurgitated by a 40-foot snake. King Kong, as an example, terrified viewers when it was released in 1933, but no one was genuinely worried about a gigantic ape attacking their city. ![]() The shark in Jaws may be the most psychologically disturbing monster in horror history, and the reason for that is simple. The reality, however, is that while Jaws may have fueled the recreational shark fishing fire, it was not the spark that ignited it, nor is it the strongest flame still burning down shark numbers. Many species, including the great white and, more recently, mako sharks along the Eastern Seaboard, have been given protected status and made off limits to recreational and commercial anglers. It’s true that shark populations are in trouble the world over these days.
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