MHA react to Wild Animals (Sharks)

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• RA

  @radogoji7031 · 2 years ago

  Here&apos;s a question for you! Have you ever seen a cousin of the Shark called a Ratfish and decided to replace it&apos;s lower jaw with a circular saw? If so, SEEK COUNSELING IMMEDIATELY but not before you here about the Helicoprion! This aquatic beta tester for the circular saw lived around 250 million years ago during the Permian Period, it&apos;s thought that due to its freakish jaw it used the tooth swirl to slice up prey rather than crush and stab them like most predatory sharks.<br><br>When this thing was first discovered, people had no idea where the tooth swirl went, some put it inside the mouth, some put it under the jaw, some even put it on top of the snoot to block boop! Some even put it on the fins! Hundreds of years and evolutionary revolutions later, we no longer needed to play &quot;Pin the Tail on the Donkey&quot;. They found out that the Helicoprion was indeed embedded in the lower jaw, not quite as weird as you imagine it to be, but still pretty weird. Go and look it up, it&apos;s true!<br><br>Personally, I want it to be Alexander Karpinsky&apos;s 1899 hypothesis of the Shark, because it&apos;s the nose one and it looks ridiculous! So I&apos;m going to (muffled) bury my head in the sand and believe what I want! Feel free to do it with me!

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• RA

  @Rayquaza-wp8kd · 3 years ago

  Interesting fact about the Thresher Shark; it’s a docile shark until it gets provoked, Hit or angered so a lot of people can study this shark without fear

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• SP

  @spidermanslife · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s still hard to believe it but ever since Jaws came out people still think sharks are mindless killers like the &quot;monsters&quot; in movies when they are actually very beautiful creatures of the deep and they keep the oceans healthy and keep other fish species from over populating.

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• LU

  @LuciusDragonpetal · 1 year ago

  Oceanic whitetips won&apos;t hesitate to attack a human. I learned from the Wild Kratts that Oceanic whitetips are one of the top 5 sharks that will eat a human

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• DA

  @darksolice3603 · 3 years ago

  The Leedsichthys was the biggest fish recording over 90 feet in length while the biggest megs could only measure, 47 to 67 feet

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• GI

  @GiganStudiosOffcial · 3 years ago

  Fun fact: dark top of the shark thats camoflage in the light belly thats for the lighter water the dark on top is for dark water :)

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• ED

  @edrick2001 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSCXvNNj5ec&amp;t=171">2:51</a><br>I mean, its never wrong to think such a thing when paying attention to the name of something. X3

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• RA

  @Random-hv8ps · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSCXvNNj5ec&amp;t=712">11:52</a> nah I’m dying😂<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSCXvNNj5ec&amp;t=829">13:49</a> you making me wanna watch The Meg for the 100th time this year

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• NN

  @NNRodVera · 1 year ago

  You miss greenland shark but good video

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• ER

  @eryxgarnetbanluta8432 · 3 years ago

  Basking sharks &nbsp;are the second biggest shark in the world they make there mouth open to get plankton plus basking sharks are my favorite sharks

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• XE

  @Xeno-hunter2003 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Hey fun fact about the cookie cutter shark there was a time in the 1970s where that same shark nearly destroyed the US Navy because of the damage they were doing to the submarines

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• ER

  @eryxgarnetbanluta8432 · 3 years ago

  It’s true that as the tiger grows the stripes on them will fade not fade away

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