The reasons sharks "attack" motors is because of the reaction between the motor and the sea water - it creates an electrical field which the shark is able to detect with the sensors along the front and side of the head (for those that are interested they are actually called the "ampullae of lorenzini") :icon_eek:This causes the shark to come in have a "feel" to see what is causing the impulse (unfortunately they have to feel with their teeth!) and so it looks as though they are attacking the motor. Any berley in the water would obviously create an extra sensory input :)I would say the only wa
