Again selfies with animals: a man was filmed dragging a shark out of the waters of Florida and, holding it motionless for more than a minute on the water's edge, he had a myriad of photographs taken with the poor animal.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
More selfie with animals: a man was filmed dragging one shark out of the Florida waters and, holding him motionless for more than a minute on the water's edge, he is had a myriad of photographs taken with the poor animal.
The little shark had had the unfortunate idea of wandering in too shallow water, so much so that it then became easy prey for that reckless human being, who blocked it on a beach in Palm Beach, in Florida.
A few days after the case of the dolphin, about which there are still conflicting versions (did they try to save him or did they kill him?), This time it is a film that leaves no doubts. WPTV's Ashleigh Walters posted a video of the incident on her Facebook page: at the end of the footage, the man is seen attempting to put the visibly disoriented shark back into the water. But the shark, adds the journalist, in his post "will not move for several minutes".
VIDEO: Shark capture, release on Palm Beach(Shark was put farther into water after end of video. It did not resurface for several minutes.) WPTV #amcrew #wptvwx #beach #shark
Posted by Ashleigh Walters on Saturday 20th February 2016
The episode took place just where a few days ago the migration of sharks gave a show (below the video), with thousands of specimens sighted not far from the coast and visible even to the naked eye in the sea. One wonder of nature to be admired without interfering and leaving aside human narcissism and a fixed appointment, given that this location is affected every year by the migration of these black-finned specimens.
In any case, if you think sharks are dangerous, know that, actually it is the mania of taking selfies that will lead you to the gallows. The one, in fact, that exceeds all limits and sometimes it is more dangerous than an encounter with a shark. According to a tally made by Mashable, taking photos with a mobile phone kills more than sharks, which in 2015 claimed 8 lives, while selfie deaths amounted to. 12.
Who falls from the rocks, who from the stairs, who is intent on photographing themselves rather than driving carefully: a selfie can send you to the other world in a nothing. It sounds like a joke, but that's it.
Germana Carillo
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