Photo from open source On the Cape Cod Peninsula, which is the most the eastern point of the american state of massachusetts happened amazing event. On one of the local beaches, the surf made large white shark. Sea animal turned out to be about twenty meters from the water and, as you might guess, began to die, not having opportunities to return to the ocean. Vacationers took pity on the predator, which, for sure, would not spare them at sea, and helped him to go home.
About a hundred people gently dug a small shark around pool and began to pour water on it, passing buckets from hand to hand. Then the Americans dug a trench to the very ocean and, taking two-meter fish by the tail, all together they dragged it to their native element. Vacationers worked quickly and smoothly, which allowed them save the predator in less than an hour. The shark safely sailed away the ocean, and joyful rescuers, apparently, felt a deep satisfaction from a good deed.
The original video of this action, which hit the famous video hosting “YouTube”, collected in a few days about two million views and over five thousand comments. Overwhelming most of the regulars of the resource considered that the Americans did the right thing. “What good fellows you are. Not every day is possible rescue large sharks by dragging them by the tail into the ocean. Such probably will be remembered for a lifetime, “one commenter states. “Faith in humanity has been restored. It’s amazing how much we we can achieve by working together, “- says the second.
However, some users found fish saving useless and short-sighted act. “And tomorrow the same shark will sail back and will gladly devour any of those who are proud of themselves rescuers, “reads one of the comments.” Only human will think of helping a predator, a potential prey for which he himself and is. Well, right, we slaughter the cows, and save the sharks, “- someone writes.
By the way, according to statistics, people died from “harmless cows” much more than from sharks, so it turns out that cows where more dangerous than marine predators …
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