What an interesting experience! Maybe the sharks are on vacation? On a serious note, all this talk about a "green" economy and no one is doing anything to clean up the pollution humans contribute to our oceans. Air quality is important, but cleaning up our waste before it gets to our oceans should be our #1 priority!
I'm not even some hardcore environmentalist (I think too many are nuts) & personally think our hyperfocus on carbon is a bit out of step with reality but I've been saying the same since the very start of the green movement. Our oceans & rivers make up over 2/3 of our planet & imo should be our primary focus. If the ocean ecosystem collapses (& there are some deadzones now) we are screwed as the majority of our oxygen comes from the ocean (current estimate 50 to 80%.) And with our hyperfocus on carbon those promoting this should realize that naturally, as our Earth hosts a giant connected biosphere, our ocean also pulls out the majority of our carbon from our atmosphere acting as a massive "carbon sink." So basically our oceans are acting as our reverse lungs, even more so than all the rainforests & other flora combined on land. This should prompt an awareness of some basic things like chemical dumping, ensuring the chemicals are turned inert prior to doing so. Also the effects of microplastics in our oceans which have then been naturally transfered so that now all life, including ourselves, now have microplastics in our bodies. While Earth's ecosystem has naturally begun filling in the gap & created some things that digest plastics we really need a new easy to manipulate compound for throw away containers which is biodegradable. In general though we need to move to permanent use items in our life & less throw away stuff. This would change a lot by itself. Sorry, that's kinda long. But yeah, absolutely 100% agree.
@@BiblicallyAccurateToaster I appreciate the response and agree with you because we need to live in harmony with the environment. As far as we know, this is the only planet in our Solar System that will support life as we know it!
Lol yea the lord, whilst watching kids starve in Africa, was like “I’m gonna show some dudes a megamouth shark, I’ll deal with the terminally ill kids later”
@@The_chill_man.4989 There have only been a couple hundred sightings of them since they were discovered in the 70's. They were either ones that were caught or sightings in the deep sea. They can be found in a lot of places, but they are so rarely seen that very little is known about them.
I hope that people can show respect for these beautiful creatures and let them be.
Frr
Fine….I was gonna ask the news lady out for dinner, but damn….
What an interesting experience! Maybe the sharks are on vacation? On a serious note, all this talk about a "green" economy and no one is doing anything to clean up the pollution humans contribute to our oceans. Air quality is important, but cleaning up our waste before it gets to our oceans should be our #1 priority!
I'm not even some hardcore environmentalist (I think too many are nuts) & personally think our hyperfocus on carbon is a bit out of step with reality but I've been saying the same since the very start of the green movement.
Our oceans & rivers make up over 2/3 of our planet & imo should be our primary focus. If the ocean ecosystem collapses (& there are some deadzones now) we are screwed as the majority of our oxygen comes from the ocean (current estimate 50 to 80%.) And with our hyperfocus on carbon those promoting this should realize that naturally, as our Earth hosts a giant connected biosphere, our ocean also pulls out the majority of our carbon from our atmosphere acting as a massive "carbon sink."
So basically our oceans are acting as our reverse lungs, even more so than all the rainforests & other flora combined on land. This should prompt an awareness of some basic things like chemical dumping, ensuring the chemicals are turned inert prior to doing so. Also the effects of microplastics in our oceans which have then been naturally transfered so that now all life, including ourselves, now have microplastics in our bodies. While Earth's ecosystem has naturally begun filling in the gap & created some things that digest plastics we really need a new easy to manipulate compound for throw away containers which is biodegradable. In general though we need to move to permanent use items in our life & less throw away stuff. This would change a lot by itself.
Sorry, that's kinda long. But yeah, absolutely 100% agree.
@@BiblicallyAccurateToaster I appreciate the response and agree with you because we need to live in harmony with the environment. As far as we know, this is the only planet in our Solar System that will support life as we know it!
Chance of a lifetime!
What a beautiful and extremely rare sighting. The good lord above wanted you too see that.
Lol yea the lord, whilst watching kids starve in Africa, was like “I’m gonna show some dudes a megamouth shark, I’ll deal with the terminally ill kids later”
@@rizzorizzo2311”I know there’s a bunch of kids getting mol3sted at this very moment, but I just GOTTA make sure these dudes see some sharks!”
The mega mouth shark looks goofy because he looks like a half whale half shark
Story to tell
They have made an incredible discovery. They have never been seen near the surface like this.
Near the surface??
People thought they were extinct..
@@The_chill_man.4989 There have only been a couple hundred sightings of them since they were discovered in the 70's. They were either ones that were caught or sightings in the deep sea. They can be found in a lot of places, but they are so rarely seen that very little is known about them.
Damn she bad as hell
The shark 🤨
@@viviprieto470 shussy
The megamouth shark? 🤨
@@Eethurtacles yes
@@coachtony2710 oh
Anglers not fisherman lolll.
Dude, please shave your beard... would ya, could ya!?!?!?