Shark approaches diver for help 

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Must've been a loan shark.

"these are the jerks that put it there, they can take it out"

Opposable thumbs, opposable thumbs I got one ☝🏽 sorry just had to, completely reminded me of the movie Good Burger

Sharks dont have the ability to "be grateful"...

yes you are right..

Lame background music is dead. All about ambient noise and actual real life noises now

LMAOO

Yep! Tonic immobility. The orcas use it too.

I agree. I definitely wasn't volunteering to stick my hand in its mouth

Rubbish, he was scared of its teeth, what use is what he did, nothing for god sake.

@@Plank-cn1we Well even more fail to the diver not knowing that, if he knew he would have tried harder but even with teeth I would have risked it because if an animal wants your help he won't attack you, or atleast they don't normally.

@@panspermiahunter7597 A: It's never a good idea to put your hand in a wild animal's mouth. B: An animal in pain has the potential to be a dangerous animal, even if it can't bite, the tail can cause significant damage if it gets sufficiently stressed. C: Getting the lure itself was a big deal, the hook itself will degrade over time, but the lure would likely have ensured that it wouldn't have survived long enough for that to happen.

@@Syenthros I am an adult man, I will make my own choices, I don't need an education from some anonymous person who has games on their youtube channel.

No. most people would help. Why do people paint the reality worse than it is? To make themselves look better than the rest while they are actually just like the (decent) rest...?

Yes the diver made an attempt but he should of been smarter to understand to remove the hook from the mouth. Not the harmless fishing lure, but the HOOK embedded in the MOUTH

"Although there is much debate on this, the long and short of it is that there is a better chance of the fish losing or shaking off the hook before it dissolves, especially the newer hooks that were not made to be “biodegradable” (there have even been reports of fish “pooping” out hooks). The long and short of it is, most fish hooks are going to take a LONG time to completely dissolve. Will they rust, weaken, and be more bendable? Of course! But to completely dissolve is another story. Try it yourself… go put a hook in a cup of saltwater and a cup of freshwater and see how long it takes to erode… you might be waiting a long time…" 'Study' taken from Saltstrong.com

some people gave him this hook some helped to remove it, humans are weird.

@@kamikaze8625 Depends on a few different factors. 1. The salinity of the water. 2. The oxygen content of the water. 3. The temperature of the water. 4. Some hooks surfaces are treated differently than others.

My pleasure

Or a net that's covering an entire reef :(. I was in thailand once and all these fish were dying under a fishing net that was cast on the reef. I wished I had a knife, but a team of divers eventually came through and cut the netting releasing all they could.

J W - Exactly CORRECT . What is called "reefing" or reef netting totally sucks . We drag reefs with grappling hooks and pull netting away using boat power & electric winches and cut netting as we go . The total weight of some nets can be as much as 250 kilograms and it pisses some people off when we grind up their nets for recycling or burn them . I lived in Thailand for a few years after the Vietnam war . ATB

where does it show that the shark was "looking for help"? It looked more like it wanted to get away but was held in order to remove the lure. Sharks dont have the ability to think like humans...

Every diver needs to see this, excellent tip!

Tonic immobility

There is a Shark diving woman who diving with a fine ss suit and gloves. I have seen her put her arm into the sharks mouth & remove the hooks without anger from the shark. She also cuddles sharks, and they are not small. She has a trophy box with over 250 hooks she has removed from sharks. The Shark Whisperer.

Dog and I were walking around one day. She hobbled over to me. I bent over and she handed me her front paw. There was a nasty sticker in the sensitive area between the pad and one toe. Owie. Doggos are smart.

also salt water

This is so true

LaughTooHard And if its not , the shark will face a painfull slow death !!

marsenmoon not necessarily true, it is surprising what ‘biological systems’ can adapt to and cope with.

I have dived in places were the rocks are ‘netted’ with lost monofilament fishing lines, perhaps anglers need to arrange ‘recovery operations’ every so often to collect their lost and abandoned gear?

Quite true; I have a couple in my jaw dissolving nicely (but so's my jaw..)

Paul F no one said that it was a ‘good thing’, however humans have survived quite well with bullets and lumps of shrapnel in them, because the ‘foreign body’ becomes ‘encysted’ so that lead levels in the body may be low or normal despite carrying about a lump of lead in your tissues for decades.

Maybe the same thing we are thinking of them.

on the other hand you surely devour parts of tortured animals or their byproducts (eggs, cheese, milk etc) every day without a second thought of the violence and abuse farm animals have to go through...

Yeah, like a year!

It's not funny....

* Break. (Brakes are what stop your car when you apply the brake pedal.)

How about, Jack the Knife?

He'll just get street cred (reef cred?) to hang with Anchor, Chum and Bruce.

Jim Leonard sweet one❤️👍🏻

My pleasure!

@@rmbl69 ❤💙

No the hook was left there. The shark was apparently an emo shark and wanted to keep the lip piercing

lmao people wont read description before commenting

kurojin97 the hook will rust out, if you noticed it was blackening from the rust eating through it.

Removing the hook would cause more damage...the hooks are made to deteriorate quickly.

Fishing hooks are made from mild steel, not stainless etc. They are made specifically from mild steel only because of how quickly they will just away in water.

It's not a baby shark, just a smaller species. The shark will be fine. They did well

Our pleasure!

You would need pliers or a wire cutter to remove the hook. Unfortunately recreational divers don't carry these items. We generally only carry a knife

Some may even know that an apostrophe-s doesn't make a word plural, it makes a singular possessive. ;-)