Man saves 3 baby sharks on beach. - by @bigbear
It is unbelievable how wonderful nature is, sometimes we just do not understand.
This man found a dead shark at the beach and helped save 3 baby sharks that he put back into the sea.
In the beginning I thought he might not be able to succeed. He had lots of people with him and they all watched but I could not believe what I had just seen.
I am so surprised that all the babies came out.
He obviously had a lot of guts, to do what he did, but you cannot believe that really saved 3 little baby sharks from the dead mother.
It is wonderful to think that there are people who care enough to do things like that.
I have no idea how the mother died but the babies were all ok.
I hope you enjoy this video.
We do not want to be eaten by sharks, but we do want to keep them for our children to see.
So this man really did something good.
Hope you enjoy the birth of these babies.
Thank you for reading.
That was truly something - thanks for sharing!
Sharks that give birth to live young nourish the embryos inside the uterus. In most cases, shark embryos remain in the egg and get nutrition from the egg yolk. The young hatch inside the uterus, and the female shark gives birth to live pups. Shark species that give birth in this way include tiger sharks, whale sharks, thresher sharks and dogfish sharks.
In approximately 10 percent of shark species, a placenta is formed from the egg yolk and attaches to the uterus. Similar to human embryos, the young receive nourishment from the female through the placenta. Bull sharks, lemon sharks and hammerhead sharks give birth in this way.
Embryos of some shark species, including white sharks and sand tiger sharks, receive nourishment in the uterus by eating the female's eggs. Usually the young eat unfertilized eggs, but the sand tiger shark eats other fertilized eggs until only one or two pups remain.
truly amazing,Good post
Congratulations @brightideas, this post is the eighth most rewarded post (based on pending payouts) in the last 12 hours written by a User account holder (accounts that hold between 0.1 and 1.0 Mega Vests). The total number of posts by User account holders during this period was 2653 and the total pending payments to posts in this category was $7972.45. To see the full list of highest paid posts across all accounts categories, click here.
If you do not wish to receive these messages in future, please reply stop to this comment.