Everybody’s gotta eat but going after a seal pup feels like low hanging fruit for a ten-foot-long great white shark. We’re glad he lost this round.
“My best Friend and I went fishing on his boat out of the Dana Point Harbour. When we hooked into a large Halibut my friend reeled it in and when the fish got up to the boat it thrashed around and spit the hook out. Without thinking my best buddy jumped into the ocean, grabbed the fish and stuck his hand in the fish’s mouth to be able to land the fish into the boat.”
After turning into the driveway, the driver and one passenger fled on foot, at which time Deputy Carmack deployed K9 Shep who quickly apprenhended one of the individuals. K9 Shep held the individual until Deputy Carmack could place handcuffs on the individual, this was for Deputy Carmack’s safety and to make sure the individual did not flee again. The suspect was medically cleared and arrested.
“I was guiding a dive to some customers in Julian Rocks, Byron Bay when I saw a Grey Nurse Shark with a fishing net hanging out from its mouth. I tried to take it out of his mouth and after a few tries, I was successful. It was a very dramatic and intense moment with a happy ending. Afterward, the shark returned and made some eye contact with me as a way to say thanks.”
One poor Tennessee woman was faced with this trauma recently when she discovered a snake in her back garden and her dogs decided to take it on, because dogs want to protect you, don’t they? George went a little too far however and the snake ended up going in the direction of the women filming, and well, it’s hilarious. I think she handled the situation with poise.
