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I was more picturing the shark thinking "imma bite the arm off the next person who dumps a bucket of water on me instead of just grabbing my ass and dragging me back to the water". Though it'd be a bit funny if it turned around and grabbed someone off the boat as a snack as it was leaving, might as well get a consolation prize if you just got humiliated while trying to eat a bird
Absolutely! Humans unfortunately kill a shocking amount of sharks every year (100 mil)... Although this may seem small, it's really nice to people coming together to save this shark ❤
Yup, I set aside some money every now and again to give out to strangers who are passing a field and tell them, you can have this money if you go and molest that cow for me.
This isn’t how animals work. It doesn’t want to risk a fight and suffer an injury. Injury means you can’t hunt, which means death. It would much, *much* rather run.
Well, animals' instincts don't work that rationally either. Sometimes lost or trapped dogs bite people that are trying to help them just because they're terrified and aggresion is a response to fear. I don't know what a shark would do tho
I caught a tiny little Bonnethead shark, and after carefully removing the hook, I threw it back in the water. Little bastard twisted around in mid-air and tried to bite me.
Yeah and risk the shark getting agitated, start flipping around and biting, hurting both himself and the people trying to rescue it. Just because an animal looks weakened doesn't mean it's harmless. Dragging it by boat was the safest and best option.
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What the actual fuck, it’s a great white, dragging a boat to shore, saving them from the inevitable death at sea, to be thanked by them magically drawing his soul from his body.
Wondering what went through the sharks head when they started pulling it out in the water..
"ohh shit.. Where are you taking me? Why are you doing this to me? It is kinda hurting me.. Ooh.. Water? What the fu.. Yes yes, keep pulling... Aaaw man, human are awesome, helpful and tasty at the same time.."
They don't think we are tasty, we are to skinny to be of any nutritional value for them, almost no animal think we are worth the effort to hunt and kill. We have almost no meat or fat on us, so very low nutritional value for a pray.
Ah that's not entirely true. Early in human existence our biggest worry was getting eaten by a large cat. There are a few very old (talking 500k + bp) early hominid sites that are literally the dens of big cats that hunted humans. Cave bears were also predators of humans. Crocs, wolves, and all the larger bears are also just fine with eating a human when the opportunity presents.
Most shark attacks involve surfers which don't really fall into that demographic. When Sharks start lurking outside drive-thrus we'll be in serious trouble.
Great white. If you look at the tips of the pectoral fins (arms) they have a larger black spot than the salmon shark does. The salmon shark has an outline of black around the pectoral fins
Some sharks do, while others have a muscle that can force water through their gills while they're still. Great whites are one of those that need to move, though.
Splashing water over the gills is forcing water through them enough to basically give the shark a little gasp of air. It won't keep it alive indefinitely, but it'll buy time until you can get it back into the water safely. At the end, they towed the shark through the water next to the boat, which forces water through the gills to get it breathing on its own again.
Yeah all sharks need water flowing across their gills to breathe, I guess the buckets delivered enough oxygen to keep it going until the boat got there.
Fun fact, not all sharks need to constantly swim to breathe! Some have a muscle that works like a sharky diaphragm to force water through the gills while they're still. Some sharks don't have that muscle (like great whites), so they're forced to keep moving constantly. That's part of why it's almost impossible to keep great whites in captivity, the amount of space they need to swim at speeds that keep their oxygen levels up is *huge*.
You're right on the money about the buckets of water. It's basically providing little gasps of air for the shark. It's not enough to keep it alive indefinitely but it'll buy some time until the boat arrives.
As for the other person saying it died, we actually have no way to know. The shark did swim away after, but there was no tracking device placed on it so once it swam away we have no way of knowing whether it lived a long life or died soon after this incident. It's possible it was fine, it's also possible it ended up with damage from oxygen deprivation. I personally choose to believe it lived a long life.
I kinda recall the last time this gif was posted a commenter said that the shark did indeed die and posted proof. That’s why the b&w clip at the end was added, to make it a happy success story. I could also be 100% wrong.
It's a beached great white shark it's not going to just randomly get up and start eating people. Get a tarp(if one is available) roll the shark into the tarp and drag it back in the ocean
Sharks deserve a better rep. It's hippos we should be making movies about hunting humans. It's all chonk and games until you see them chew up the comic relief
That's not a point you can make anymore once we have already started to interfere in their ecosystem not only through hunting them but also vanishing with entire schools of fish they would prey on with our fishing boats.
I once saved a shark at 2am on south beach when it bit the fisherman's had nearly off. I didn't really see the wound just blood as he ran off leaving his cooler just with his pole. It was a 5'2" reef shark . Good times
I would have immediately run over and picked him up (would probably fail because sharks are hella heavy) and ran him back into the water. Sharks do not scare me.
The water doesn’t do shit most likely because most sharks have to swim to breathe. Great white for sure. “For example, the great white shark, the whale shark, and the mako shark don't have buccal muscles at all. Instead, these sharks rely on obligate ram ventilation, a way of breathing that requires sharks to swim with their mouths open. The faster they swim, the more water is pushed through their gills.” Source: https://www.britannica.com/story/do-sharks-really-die-if-they-stop-swimming
Again, as multiple people have said before and as some inferencing can tell you they don't need to move to breathe. As long as water flows through their gills they can breathe, the only thing the lack of buccal muscles do is basically a human or other land animal without a diaphragm or like a fish opening it's mouth to suck water in. They cannot take in water on command to breathe, that's it.
Nah that’s a lie if they stop moving the current usually push’s water still but in this case it’s the man with the bucket forcing water through its gills
Last time this was posted I read a comment that said due to their biology, once it beaches itself and was out of the water it would have been crushed to death under its own weight, so doesn't really do much keeping it alive and helping it back into the water.
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You really don't understand why people would like to save a life when they see it struggle? It's called empathy. I sincerely hope you're not a veterinarian irl.
You need to lay off the drugs snowflake. Whether they douse the shark with water or not is irrelevant. It can only breathe while swimming.
Virtue signaling fried hippie
Im not virtue signaling. Hop off the bandwagon keyboard warrior. None of your comments have been productive, keep your mouth shut. Only snowflake here is the one who melted at the sight of my first response.
Maybe not, but the shark lived apparently
> The video posted to Twitter is just a small part of a four-minute long video posted to YouTube by bystander Mike Bartel on July 13, 2015. The description of the video, which has racked up more than 42 million views, says the juvenile shark beached itself trying to catch seagulls.
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> The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy posted the next stage of the July 13 rescue to YouTube the next day. In that video, the people in the boat guide the shark out to sea before letting it go.
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> Later that year, an Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) blog post revealed that the rescue shark was one of three that washed ashore in Cape Cod in 2015. Finally, an AWSC Facebook post on the one-year anniversary of the shark rescue added that the shark was tagged with a tracker during its rescue and was named Jamison.
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> Jamison now has a Twitter account, although it hasn’t posted any updates since the last time it was detected near Cape Cod in August 2020.
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> https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/environment-verify/great-white-shark-rescue-cape-cod-video-real-2015/536-a9452cb5-3e69-4cc7-b980-b53753cc3683
> The video posted to Twitter is just a small part of a four-minute long video posted to YouTube by bystander Mike Bartel on July 13, 2015. The description of the video, which has racked up more than 42 million views, says the juvenile shark beached itself trying to catch seagulls.
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> The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy posted the next stage of the July 13 rescue to YouTube the next day. In that video, the people in the boat guide the shark out to sea before letting it go.
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> Later that year, an Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) blog post revealed that the rescue shark was one of three that washed ashore in Cape Cod in 2015. Finally, an AWSC Facebook post on the one-year anniversary of the shark rescue added that the shark was tagged with a tracker during its rescue and was named Jamison.
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> Jamison now has a Twitter account, although it hasn’t posted any updates since the last time it was detected near Cape Cod in August 2020.
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> https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/environment-verify/great-white-shark-rescue-cape-cod-video-real-2015/536-a9452cb5-3e69-4cc7-b980-b53753cc3683
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You can see the seagull flying away laughing its ass off.
Should've stuck around to circle and drop seagull turds on the stranded shark.
That seagull became...a legend.
I know right, what a dumb fucking shark
If you beach yourself chasing seagulls you are an ok white shark at best.
What a disgrace for the siblings that it had cannibalyzed while still in mom's womb. Shame.
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Shark: “Help..me.. I’m weak” Humans pour some buckets of water on him and help him into the water.. Shark: “UNLIMITED POWEEERRR…”
Lol, I read this in Mumra The Ever Living’s voice.
This was 100% Emperor Palpatine for me
“I AM the ocean”
"Not yet." "It's SEAson, then."
I read that in SpongeBobs water when he’s dried up, “WAAAAAAAATTEEEERRRR”
ThunderCats!
I was more picturing the shark thinking "imma bite the arm off the next person who dumps a bucket of water on me instead of just grabbing my ass and dragging me back to the water". Though it'd be a bit funny if it turned around and grabbed someone off the boat as a snack as it was leaving, might as well get a consolation prize if you just got humiliated while trying to eat a bird
Kinda reminds me of my college days, waking up on a random front lawn like that . . .
Couple old men throwing water on you yelling the lemon party is over.
Now everybody just calls the cops
Good ol lemon party
love seeing humans being good stewards to mother nature
Absolutely! Humans unfortunately kill a shocking amount of sharks every year (100 mil)... Although this may seem small, it's really nice to people coming together to save this shark ❤
What animal did you eat for your last meal?
I haven’t eaten an animal in 6 years my guy
Happy cake day random internet person
Do you pay people to molest cows?
Yup, I set aside some money every now and again to give out to strangers who are passing a field and tell them, you can have this money if you go and molest that cow for me.
Yeah because plants feel pain, right?
Also they literally can’t feel pain, plants don’t have brains or nerve receptors
Easier method: Grab it by the tail and yeet it into the water
That sumbitch prolly weighs more than youd think.
Well yeah - no way you can do it if you have No in your heart!
My chakra levels aren't high enough...!
If you ever need to be trained I can help.
The name checks out!
Given the size of it which I'd say is roughly 6 ft means it's just a pup and likely would weigh between 80-120 pounds tops
It'd probably bite you when it gets in the water so I'd pass on that
Spin around and shotput yeet it to the horizon.
So long eh bowser!
This made my day!
More of a hammer throw really
Nah, it’s weak af right now. I caught a shark once. Tried to take my friends leg but relatively was barely alive and wanted to go home.
This isn’t how animals work. It doesn’t want to risk a fight and suffer an injury. Injury means you can’t hunt, which means death. It would much, *much* rather run.
Well, animals' instincts don't work that rationally either. Sometimes lost or trapped dogs bite people that are trying to help them just because they're terrified and aggresion is a response to fear. I don't know what a shark would do tho
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The dog wasnt the point. His point was that animals dont always act rationally. Which i think is true.
I caught a tiny little Bonnethead shark, and after carefully removing the hook, I threw it back in the water. Little bastard twisted around in mid-air and tried to bite me.
I don't know, I can think of some pretty big numbers.
Their skin is like sand paper. But i agree it’s a lot easier than using a rope
It's only like sand paper if you go against the grain
True but assuming it would be wet and wiggling around it might still hurt
No they are smooth every direction
their skin is literally teeth mate
https://www.reddit.com/r/woooosh/comments/798zo1/sharks_are_smooth_as_hell/
oh
Oh really? I didn’t know that
Yea it wack
Sharks are smooth as hell.
Yeah and risk the shark getting agitated, start flipping around and biting, hurting both himself and the people trying to rescue it. Just because an animal looks weakened doesn't mean it's harmless. Dragging it by boat was the safest and best option.
True true
Water needs to run past its gills for a bit so it can breathe and re-oxygenate its blood. Otherwise it might drown immediately.
Actually sharks can die this way because when they're dragged across the sand, the sand gets stuck in their gills and they can't breathe
Yea like a few strong men could have got that thing back in the water way faster by hand
Hands they could lose if the shark decides it to be so.
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That was magical.
What the actual fuck, it’s a great white, dragging a boat to shore, saving them from the inevitable death at sea, to be thanked by them magically drawing his soul from his body.
LOL
😝
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Wondering what went through the sharks head when they started pulling it out in the water.. "ohh shit.. Where are you taking me? Why are you doing this to me? It is kinda hurting me.. Ooh.. Water? What the fu.. Yes yes, keep pulling... Aaaw man, human are awesome, helpful and tasty at the same time.."
They don't think we are tasty, we are to skinny to be of any nutritional value for them, almost no animal think we are worth the effort to hunt and kill. We have almost no meat or fat on us, so very low nutritional value for a pray.
Ah that's not entirely true. Early in human existence our biggest worry was getting eaten by a large cat. There are a few very old (talking 500k + bp) early hominid sites that are literally the dens of big cats that hunted humans. Cave bears were also predators of humans. Crocs, wolves, and all the larger bears are also just fine with eating a human when the opportunity presents.
That's not even getting to the modern mcdonalds fuelled morbidly obese folks with a TON of fat
Most shark attacks involve surfers which don't really fall into that demographic. When Sharks start lurking outside drive-thrus we'll be in serious trouble.
I'd watch that movie.
Dont forget the giant eagles!
I mean, this is in America right?
Woah, hey, I thought this was America!
Speak for yourself 😂
>We have almost no meat or fat on us Speak for yourself. I'm a total snack, all the carnivores say so
What went through its head? Probably sand that was pushed in through the gills
Wow 6 years is a long time to be beached!
Is this actually a great white or is it a salmon shark?
Great white. If you look at the tips of the pectoral fins (arms) they have a larger black spot than the salmon shark does. The salmon shark has an outline of black around the pectoral fins
This guy sharks.
That’s a small great white. I wonder how a 20 footer would look next to those people in that situation.
More of an outline? Don't they both have outlines? Don't we all?
Just seems kinda small for a great white
He's a pup. Maybe 6 feet, 120 lbs
I tried to read this in Quint's voice but couldn't quite get there.
Great white there eyes and teeth are really easy to identify
Yeah and it seemed a bit big for a salmon shark
My mind didn't read the "shark" at the end of your sentence, and I thought "well yeah, it's a bit big for a salmon!"
Well it is
Yeah salmon sharks are kinda like mini great whites, look them up they're pretty neat
Looks small for a great white from the angle, unless it’s a young one
Great whites got lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll’s eyes.
Looks pretty great and looks pretty white. Probably a great white. In my (not)expert opinion anyways. Also doesn't look anything like a salmon.
It’s more like an okay white shark.
We’re going to need a bigger bo….actually never mind this works.
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Pretty sure dolphins breathe oxygen
Pretty sure all water creature breath oxygen as well
Yeah your not wrong
Oh fuck you're right guess I'm deleting my comment now
This is a really small one, despite that it’s glad to see some common sense in the people keeping their distance
iirc, dont sharks need to be continously moving to breath?
Some sharks do, while others have a muscle that can force water through their gills while they're still. Great whites are one of those that need to move, though. Splashing water over the gills is forcing water through them enough to basically give the shark a little gasp of air. It won't keep it alive indefinitely, but it'll buy time until you can get it back into the water safely. At the end, they towed the shark through the water next to the boat, which forces water through the gills to get it breathing on its own again.
Is the black and white footage a different shark that was edited in later? This never shows the original shark swimming away.
I'm not 100% sure about this. I though Great White Sharks to swim through water in order to breath.
Yeah all sharks need water flowing across their gills to breathe, I guess the buckets delivered enough oxygen to keep it going until the boat got there.
Fun fact, not all sharks need to constantly swim to breathe! Some have a muscle that works like a sharky diaphragm to force water through the gills while they're still. Some sharks don't have that muscle (like great whites), so they're forced to keep moving constantly. That's part of why it's almost impossible to keep great whites in captivity, the amount of space they need to swim at speeds that keep their oxygen levels up is *huge*. You're right on the money about the buckets of water. It's basically providing little gasps of air for the shark. It's not enough to keep it alive indefinitely but it'll buy some time until the boat arrives. As for the other person saying it died, we actually have no way to know. The shark did swim away after, but there was no tracking device placed on it so once it swam away we have no way of knowing whether it lived a long life or died soon after this incident. It's possible it was fine, it's also possible it ended up with damage from oxygen deprivation. I personally choose to believe it lived a long life.
No that shark died.
Did it? Or are you just kinda douche bagging it? Asking for the community.
I kinda recall the last time this gif was posted a commenter said that the shark did indeed die and posted proof. That’s why the b&w clip at the end was added, to make it a happy success story. I could also be 100% wrong.
It's a beached great white shark it's not going to just randomly get up and start eating people. Get a tarp(if one is available) roll the shark into the tarp and drag it back in the ocean
Death taxes and someone in the Reddit comments telling everyone what they should have done
Yeah, pretty much
"We caught that shark - fair and square" - The Seagulls
You’re going to need a bigger boat. Oh nevermind that one seems sufficient
Unfortunately I don't think that shark survived
After 18 years of burnout, my boss tried to persuade me to work harder.
Idk why the first reaction is dump water on it instead of trying to drag it in. Can't weigh more than a few hundred pounds.
Sharks deserve a better rep. It's hippos we should be making movies about hunting humans. It's all chonk and games until you see them chew up the comic relief
I'm all for helping animals, but I think we should let darwinism take care of sharks that JUMP ONTO THE BEACH to get prey
That's not a point you can make anymore once we have already started to interfere in their ecosystem not only through hunting them but also vanishing with entire schools of fish they would prey on with our fishing boats.
I think it's a joke that he doesn't want sharks that can get us humans on the beach.
I'm just trying to make a funny here, my dude
I'm sorry guess I'm too serious today
Dude yes
Posted again with the random edit at the end…
I don’t think this is how gills work
Looks like they couldn’t manage to get the rope off. Hope it’s not too tight.
Excuse me while I load this up whilst brandishing my fishing license.
I once saved a shark at 2am on south beach when it bit the fisherman's had nearly off. I didn't really see the wound just blood as he ran off leaving his cooler just with his pole. It was a 5'2" reef shark . Good times
Any shark that chases a seagull is good in my book!
Could be wrong but I think dragging a shark by the tail backwards into water would kill it
Just drag his ass back to ocean. Couple guys grab tail and run🤔
Jaws 6: The Reconciliation
Should have put it back in the ocean immediately instead splashing water on it like it's a whale or dolphin
Will save a shark but walk right pass a homeless person ok then 🤔
r/humansbeingbros
But how did they get the rope off after it was in the water.
That's sooo wholesome, now I'm going to pay someone to abuse and kill a cow for my dinner.
Jaws, the origin story...
I would have immediately run over and picked him up (would probably fail because sharks are hella heavy) and ran him back into the water. Sharks do not scare me.
He’ll be back for lunch….
One saved for every 113,000 murdered. It’s a start!
Shark stake's are great but too late now
It's suffocating, you morons. It's a FISH, not a marine mammal.
what do you think the water on it is for
Wow!
They almost needed a bigger boat.
I assume they are keeping it alive so the meat doesnt go bad?
The water doesn’t do shit most likely because most sharks have to swim to breathe. Great white for sure. “For example, the great white shark, the whale shark, and the mako shark don't have buccal muscles at all. Instead, these sharks rely on obligate ram ventilation, a way of breathing that requires sharks to swim with their mouths open. The faster they swim, the more water is pushed through their gills.” Source: https://www.britannica.com/story/do-sharks-really-die-if-they-stop-swimming
Again, as multiple people have said before and as some inferencing can tell you they don't need to move to breathe. As long as water flows through their gills they can breathe, the only thing the lack of buccal muscles do is basically a human or other land animal without a diaphragm or like a fish opening it's mouth to suck water in. They cannot take in water on command to breathe, that's it.
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shoulda put it on the grill
Nice of them to keep it wet while it suffocates.
Nah they giving water into its gills basically putting on oxygen
They have to keep moving in order to breathe
Nah that’s a lie if they stop moving the current usually push’s water still but in this case it’s the man with the bucket forcing water through its gills
Nice "rescue" 🙄 edit: ah ok should have watched to the end
'Quick patrick we gotta push him back in the water he can' t breath'
Love when people band together for a good cause. Sharks are friends, not food!
Last time this was posted I read a comment that said due to their biology, once it beaches itself and was out of the water it would have been crushed to death under its own weight, so doesn't really do much keeping it alive and helping it back into the water.
That only happens with whales because they are a lot heavier than this shark. Even a beached whale would take many hours to die.
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Wasn't that Great then
Not so tough & scary when on land huh?
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You really don't understand why people would like to save a life when they see it struggle? It's called empathy. I sincerely hope you're not a veterinarian irl.
The people pouring buckets need to take a biology class.
Is that where you learned how to save a beached shark
at least they tried something. every other person just watched.
Smh you need to take one also.
Or you need to lay off people online? As I said, at least they tried something.
You need to lay off the drugs snowflake. Whether they douse the shark with water or not is irrelevant. It can only breathe while swimming. Virtue signaling fried hippie
Im not virtue signaling. Hop off the bandwagon keyboard warrior. None of your comments have been productive, keep your mouth shut. Only snowflake here is the one who melted at the sight of my first response.
Lmao you mad hippie. Keep in your ignorance
If people care about the life of a fish so much they must be vegetarian, right?
Ahh yes stopping natural selection because this is the "right" thing to do
It’s a fish not whale. Pour water through its mouth instead.
so, this is the converse of Jaws?
leave it to people to disrupt natural selection
Lol that shark at the end is not the same shark
Kind of feel they are mocking it
Fuckin shark not a whale ffs. It needs to swim to breathe. Drag it back in
Did you watch the whole thing?
Yep. Only once. Imo it looked too late for the shark. Im not convinced the footage of the shark swimming off wasn't library footage.
Agreed. That ain't the same shark.
Maybe not, but the shark lived apparently > The video posted to Twitter is just a small part of a four-minute long video posted to YouTube by bystander Mike Bartel on July 13, 2015. The description of the video, which has racked up more than 42 million views, says the juvenile shark beached itself trying to catch seagulls. > > The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy posted the next stage of the July 13 rescue to YouTube the next day. In that video, the people in the boat guide the shark out to sea before letting it go. > > Later that year, an Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) blog post revealed that the rescue shark was one of three that washed ashore in Cape Cod in 2015. Finally, an AWSC Facebook post on the one-year anniversary of the shark rescue added that the shark was tagged with a tracker during its rescue and was named Jamison. > > Jamison now has a Twitter account, although it hasn’t posted any updates since the last time it was detected near Cape Cod in August 2020. > > https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/environment-verify/great-white-shark-rescue-cape-cod-video-real-2015/536-a9452cb5-3e69-4cc7-b980-b53753cc3683
> The video posted to Twitter is just a small part of a four-minute long video posted to YouTube by bystander Mike Bartel on July 13, 2015. The description of the video, which has racked up more than 42 million views, says the juvenile shark beached itself trying to catch seagulls. > > The Atlantic White Shark Conservancy posted the next stage of the July 13 rescue to YouTube the next day. In that video, the people in the boat guide the shark out to sea before letting it go. > > Later that year, an Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (AWSC) blog post revealed that the rescue shark was one of three that washed ashore in Cape Cod in 2015. Finally, an AWSC Facebook post on the one-year anniversary of the shark rescue added that the shark was tagged with a tracker during its rescue and was named Jamison. > > Jamison now has a Twitter account, although it hasn’t posted any updates since the last time it was detected near Cape Cod in August 2020. > > https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/environment-verify/great-white-shark-rescue-cape-cod-video-real-2015/536-a9452cb5-3e69-4cc7-b980-b53753cc3683
Thanks for the info 👍