A huge shark cries like a wounded warrior who came out of a losing battle
Fishermen posted on social media a strange scene, not previously observed, in which a huge shark appears while trying to catch it, but what is interesting in this video is not the shark itself, which is the fiercest creature in the oceans, but rather the strange sound it made while feeling pain.
The scenes shared by a fisherman named Jimmy Bean on his page on “Tik Tok” show that he and a group of fishermen tried to catch a huge shark, where the fish was stuck with the rod that pierced its mouth and pulled out part of it, as the scenes appear.
What is interesting in the scene that was also circulated on “YouTube” is the sound that came out of this huge shark, as it began to make strange sounds resembling “the crying of an injured warrior who had just come out of a losing battle,” but fortunately, or perhaps the misfortune of the fishermen, that he escaped and got out. Victorious with some losses, in battles “there is no victor,” as they say.
The strange sound that came from the shark drew the attention of many commentators, as some were surprised and considered it fake, while other fishermen confirmed it, considering this sound actually came from this rare shark who believed that it lived in the era of the dinosaurs.
@jimmyphan_ Bluntnose sixgills believed to be exist before the dinosaurs. #hot #amazing #shark #ocean #news #new #fish #fishing #foryou #bestseatinthehouse #fyp #viral
When checking the original publication, it can be confirmed that the voice has not been modified by the “Tik Tok” program, at least, which indicated that the voice was “original.”
Today's fish is the Bluntnose Sixgill Shark (Hexanchus griseus)! These "primitive" sharks are closely resemble fossils from the Triassic. When their jaws aren't protruded, I think they look like they've got a smile on their face!
📸Dalhousie University, Kaunana, Andy Murch pic.twitter.com/SezJYBHy7y— Gabriella Commisso (@gabbysfishes) April 4, 2021
The scenes taken are of a type of shark called the six-nosed shark (Hexanchus griseus), up to 20 feet (6.1 meters) long, and it is also called the cow shark, and may have gained its name from the sound it makes, which was heard as the sound of a cow came out of gills
Returning to some scientific research sources, such as the ReefQuest Center for Shark Research, which indicated that sharks are silent, as they have features that make them creep like ghosts, but there are exceptions.
The source pointed out that there are continuous reports from New Zealand about the presence of a type of shark that barks like a large dog. It’s called Cephaloscyllium isabellum, but no one knows for sure exactly how these sharks managed to “bark”, as there are several theories, including that some sharks inflate their bodies when there are predators, and that they pump water very quickly from the part The front part of its stomach to inflate its body and frighten the animals, but when the shark is taken out of the water, it may blow air instead of water, which makes strange and unfamiliar sounds.
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