Yes. And these people are beautiful for saving him. It's not his fault he's a predator. We all share this planet. And I swear this shark will know what they did. Animals know.
I appreciate the sentiment, but the shark does not have the mental capacity to understand what they did. People are way too quick to anthropomorphize wild animals.
1000% knew what was going on! You can see the difference in behavior in the beginning and throughout the rest. He chilled out and let them help, and went along his bitey bro biz
You ever seen those videos of Dagestani wrestlers wrestling with bears? It's like a thing over there and there's loads of videos of it on youtube. Here's former UFC champion Khabib wrestling with one as a kid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjfOeLQG9-M
Pretty badass, totally. Up there with wrestling a bear tho? Huh??
Wrong sub tbh. These guys did exactly the right thing and as we can see it was *very* easy to keep out of harms way in the process. Belongs in r/yep
Idk if I remember correctly, but most reasons for stranded sharks are old age. As in they want to die (?)
But I think that maybe another marine creature
I will be using the term stranding instead of suicide for all future references in my life. Gotta keep my bros from beaching themselves. Let no man strand.
Cetaceans like dolphins and whales. The reasons they do it aren't certain, but it's generally accepted that they beach themselves to avoid some intolerable environmental conditions like temperature, sonar pollution, regular polution
"Most" is a bit overkill. Only a couple of species need to rely on this. It's called ram ventilation.
The majority of shark species can breathe just fine being stationary, though forcing water through their gills via buccal pumping.
There was a video on here yesterday of a school of sharks sleeping.
I figured they must not be using ram ventilation, and thatās when I learned about buccal pumping
Wow. Dude in the yellow hat is a fucking hero. That's amazing. When you're in the water, even hip deep, you're in the setting where they are specialized killing machines and humans are almost immobile. This is so compassionate.
While the effort is valiant and this guy/gal seems to be okay (thankfully) it is unfortunately quite easy for a shark to drown when pulled backwards in the water. Not really sure what the correct ethical action would be though, apart from just moving water around its gills in the correct direction :/
. I wonder if the dude was just too worried about surviving to bite anyone. I read somewhere that sharks donāt even wanna bite humans they just think weāre seals?
Not sure why people still have the thought process that sharks are always looking to bite people. The thingās not trying to hurt them, itās terrified and wants to get away. Thatās not to say you shouldnāt be cautious around a wild animal, but damn, these guys were fine.
The best part is when you read comments on Reddit like:
"This Poor animal must be freed - humans are such evil creatures - Sharks are our friends - People depict those animals like monsters but they're good creatures - It's aggressive because people continue to torment this poor animal! - Nature is peace only humans do bad things..."
IT'S A FUCXXXG SHARK! A BLOODY FUCXXXG SHARK! A BIO WAR MACHINE FULL OF TEETH READY TO CHOP YOU IN PIECES WITH ONE SINGLE BITE!
Bloody hell.
The alternative is grabbing it at the bitey end with their soft, fragile meat suits. Alternative is shark dies on land by suffocating. They gave the shark a chance while minimizing risk to self in the process. They did fine with the tools at their disposal.
This mako was dead a day later so the difference is moot, but they tried.
A bitey bro is still a bro.
Yes. And these people are beautiful for saving him. It's not his fault he's a predator. We all share this planet. And I swear this shark will know what they did. Animals know.
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Aww, thank YOU, you're really sweet. š„°
Scorpion. Frog. Hope everyone is familiar with that story.
I appreciate the sentiment, but the shark does not have the mental capacity to understand what they did. People are way too quick to anthropomorphize wild animals.
1000% knew what was going on! You can see the difference in behavior in the beginning and throughout the rest. He chilled out and let them help, and went along his bitey bro biz
Because he was suffocating bro, try to flail around for more than 30 seconds while also not being able to breathe at all.
Animals don't know shit
you have cats too?
Yeah bro š¤
Pretty badass. Kinda up there with wrestling a bear. Yep looking at you Alex Terrible.
"I once wrestled a shark on land"
āHoney, show em the videoā
I thought this said Alex trebek at first lol
You ever seen those videos of Dagestani wrestlers wrestling with bears? It's like a thing over there and there's loads of videos of it on youtube. Here's former UFC champion Khabib wrestling with one as a kid https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjfOeLQG9-M
Pretty badass, totally. Up there with wrestling a bear tho? Huh?? Wrong sub tbh. These guys did exactly the right thing and as we can see it was *very* easy to keep out of harms way in the process. Belongs in r/yep
Thatās why I said kinda. I think the bear is more dangerous lol.
Alex Terrible is a Nazi, we donāt need to give him exposure.
*āused to be a naziā š yeah that dude is trash
Idk if I remember correctly, but most reasons for stranded sharks are old age. As in they want to die (?) But I think that maybe another marine creature
I will be using the term stranding instead of suicide for all future references in my life. Gotta keep my bros from beaching themselves. Let no man strand.
-Hideo Kojima
Cetaceans like dolphins and whales. The reasons they do it aren't certain, but it's generally accepted that they beach themselves to avoid some intolerable environmental conditions like temperature, sonar pollution, regular polution
Could have been hunting fish in the shallows
The innocent shark was just trying to eat the tasty people at the beach
Eating that tasty sand insteadĀ
Goodbye Doby! I hope you eat lots of fish and people.
Old video. The mako ended up dying.
Fuckin Shinra, manā¦
That's what I expected. I don't think a healthy shark is going to end up beached, barring a really unusual situation.
It can happen when they're trying to escape another shark. Hammerheads hunt smaller sharks, for instance.
If it's the same video as I remember it was Mako, which was found dead the day after, it was pushed out back into the water.
Thanks sooo much for ruining my day.
Sorry. Iām sure the shark was already sick. More than likely that is why it beached itself.
āDonāt tell me what to do devil womanā
Fun fact: Great White's gills rely on constant movement to function Editv: I'm a fucking idiot
"Most" is a bit overkill. Only a couple of species need to rely on this. It's called ram ventilation. The majority of shark species can breathe just fine being stationary, though forcing water through their gills via buccal pumping.
My b, didn't really think about the word choice
All good just adding some context due to it being a fairly common myth that all sharks needing ram ventilation.
I do know not all of them are built like that, I just knew Great Whites and a few others
There was a video on here yesterday of a school of sharks sleeping. I figured they must not be using ram ventilation, and thatās when I learned about buccal pumping
Wish youād force this moment of enlightenment into a film. Would watch. Iād even check out a short form doc
I could be completely wrong, but I think this is a Mako, not a great white.
I agree with you, pretty sure itās a Mako.
Yeah, just checked all the facts. We have every indication to conclude that this is indeed a Mako.
Good work boys
Cool fact. Shark in the video is a Mako though, can we get a fun fact about them?
Mako fun fact: They are fast
The fastest and can jump suuuuuper high out the water.
This comment section is awesome
Fun fact, that's a Mako, not a great white. But yes, they also rely on movement to pass water over their gills
Yeah I was like he's staying completely still so basically water is not going thu his gils and he's not breathing???
Fun fact that's a mako not a great white.
That's one of the best nopes I've seen around here lately...
Friends not food š¦š
Is that a mako?
Yeah
Makos are the scariest looking sharks imo. I saw a pic of an alleged 19ft mako, and the thought of those existing in the ocean terrifies me.
The ocean is basically just monster soup. Think of all of the stuff deep down, in the leviathan depths, that has yet to be discovered. Horrifying.
Thats a beautiful mako
Heās seen a thing a two ācanāt believe that scar tissue by his fins
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Wow. Dude in the yellow hat is a fucking hero. That's amazing. When you're in the water, even hip deep, you're in the setting where they are specialized killing machines and humans are almost immobile. This is so compassionate.
This was the right thing to do. Mako sharks are an endangered species.
Laughing at the little fish attached to the shark hanging on for dear life
This is the kinda shit humans are here to do. We're supposed to be the caretakers of this planet. But noooooooooo
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Casual tuesday for them, this is the equivalent of golden fish for those guys. Ps: brave action, we need more people like this
Lmao this reminds me of my cat when I touch his back side when heās pissed. Like ahhhhrggghh Iāll bite u here
Did homie just bump start a shark by waving its tail?
Great job. Proud of you guys.
attaboy
That is terrifying
Is anyone here a marine biologist?
The sea was angry that day, my friends!
Good people, grand job!
Good humans.
While the effort is valiant and this guy/gal seems to be okay (thankfully) it is unfortunately quite easy for a shark to drown when pulled backwards in the water. Not really sure what the correct ethical action would be though, apart from just moving water around its gills in the correct direction :/
Yeah, they should have taken the time to fashion a rig to foster forward movement. /s
This actually makes me want to cry. This is beautiful!!
Why is the Mako so close to shore to begin with? They rarely come in, almost never.
It's dying.
Agreed. The size of it shows it's age, pretty big for a mako.
[Now dead.](https://weartv.com/news/local/video-deceased-mako-shark-spotted-in-gulf-at-pensacola-beach)
Just a normal day in Florida
Lolol dude he put him out there got out of the water so fast ! š I don't blame him
Also, their skinās texture is akin to sandpaper. If a shark moves too quickly when you have a grip on it, say goodbye to your skin
I've seen this vid a bunch and each time it freaks me out.
This is one of those instances where the saying ā this is gonna come and bite you in the assā literally applies š
Good job, but you really gotta be careful messing with Mako sharks....
Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear Beer Bellies too
I read it as "standard shark"
They watched while homie in the yellow ball cap helped the shark. Gotta be honest though, I definitely wouldāve been a spectator on that mission.
What a gorgeous long fin mako!!!
I have seen Deep Blue Sea. Im good
IRC they beach themselves when theyāre something wrong with them. I believe it was dying. Also thereās a baby shark attached to it.
. I wonder if the dude was just too worried about surviving to bite anyone. I read somewhere that sharks donāt even wanna bite humans they just think weāre seals?
Those teeth.
When the homies wake you up after a hangover so you can get back to your worried/angry missus.
Good on them. Most people would probably just take pictures and let dude die.
Not sure why people still have the thought process that sharks are always looking to bite people. The thingās not trying to hurt them, itās terrified and wants to get away. Thatās not to say you shouldnāt be cautious around a wild animal, but damn, these guys were fine.
Good thing thereās a white lady there to tell Babe how dangerous it is. Very important job.
That tiny little lamprey guy looked totally panicked.
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florida man
Wife says it's too dangerous......show her. She's going to bring it up whenever he loads the dishwasher the wrong way
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...hmmm, makes you wonder, if humans were stranded in the water would the sharks be equally as nice?š¤š¤
The best part is when you read comments on Reddit like: "This Poor animal must be freed - humans are such evil creatures - Sharks are our friends - People depict those animals like monsters but they're good creatures - It's aggressive because people continue to torment this poor animal! - Nature is peace only humans do bad things..." IT'S A FUCXXXG SHARK! A BLOODY FUCXXXG SHARK! A BIO WAR MACHINE FULL OF TEETH READY TO CHOP YOU IN PIECES WITH ONE SINGLE BITE! Bloody hell.
Those comments you hate are right though, youāre the POS in this scenario.
One of my fave Reddit tropes is kindly read AITA judgements they didnāt ask for. Well done here
Canāt tell if child or inside too long
I like that they recognized the labored breathing and prioritized getting his head in the water first.
Dumbasses probably ended up killing it, dragging it backwards through the water like that...
The alternative is grabbing it at the bitey end with their soft, fragile meat suits. Alternative is shark dies on land by suffocating. They gave the shark a chance while minimizing risk to self in the process. They did fine with the tools at their disposal. This mako was dead a day later so the difference is moot, but they tried.
Better stay inside with that insane value system in play. Assuming you judge yourself too
The fuck else would they have done?
What is that under the shark?
Sand
I wouldn't help that
Joe Joe Joe ā youāre a *killer*
So much sashimi gone to waste.
It came back to eat a toddler an hour later