How likely are you to get into the live shark hook removal business?

[lightbulb27]

Sharks need to have hooks removed from their mouths... call it Shark Dental work! And that's you buster... if you still got your "man card". This woman, Christina Zenato, an Italian, does it.

There really is no substitute for the feeling you'd get from the "mankind / shark" bond. Imagine that, a shark sitting in your lap. Maybe someday, we can communicate with sharks. We really should have better relationships with sharks, we are likely mis understanding each other.

Anyways, lot of sharks have hooks in their mouths and they need to be removed, so please sign up.

Christina leads shark dives, that be really awsome... and possibly frightful dive. I went in the water with sharks once, couldn't wait to get out fast enough. However, she is doing amazing work and maybe... this is on your bucket list?

https://cristinazenato.com/shark-diving/

Definitely, I want to put my hand into a live sharks mouth and remove a hook

I'll leave this one to the experts...

I need more medication...

[bean2k21]

Removing hooks from sharks' mouths is an important part of shark conservation and welfare efforts. While it may be a daunting task, skilled professionals like Christina Zenato work tirelessly to help these animals and promote a better understanding of them.

It's important to remember that sharks play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ocean ecosystems, and that they are often misunderstood and unfairly portrayed in popular media. Efforts to improve our relationship with sharks and promote better conservation efforts are essential for preserving these important animals for future generations.

While it's unlikely that we will ever be able to communicate with sharks in the same way that we communicate with other humans, we can continue to learn more about them and work towards a better understanding of their behavior and needs. By respecting and protecting sharks, we can help to ensure that they remain an important part of our oceans and continue to play a vital role in maintaining a healthy planet.

[lightbulb27]

I'd wonder if they are like "dogs" or "cats" the ocean. We communicate with those animals.
Yes well said, obviously I'm sarcastic, but as well, promoting good behavior as well.

[Lliam]

Yeah, um, I'll leave that to the experts. LOL But I admire that's girl's courage and compassion. It was awesome to see how the sharks react around her.
I'm grateful to people who care about nature and all our relatives.

[lightbulb27]

Agree. Remarkable what she's doing, that's huge progress in humanity to be proud of.

[exitseven]

i would rather just handle them with a pitchfork.

[lightbulb27]

they do have big chompers. Maybe best though to develop relationships with some good sharks, never know when ya need a friend.

[exitseven]

I had a pet sand shark I used to keep tied up in the cove.

[lightbulb27]

oh cool!

[Texaskid1]

About as likely as I would get into the deluxe butt plug market.

[lightbulb27]

So yo're saying... there's a chance?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFTRwD85AQ4

[OddBeMe]

Funny how refrigerator movers have more dangerous jobs.