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Depth (2014)

Duration: 10:27

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In this follow to my previous depth video, we wave goodbye to diving and sea what it's like to have fins and teeth underwater. Spoilers: It's quite fun in this game.

Big reminder: Sharks are actually generally peaceful creatures who eat seals and sea life as part of a very natural eco-system - the largest on the planet. They perform a key roll within that eco-system, and we don't belong there. There, we are an oddity and have no place. Yes, some people do get attacked, but these are few in number, fewer still if you look at unprovoked attacks. This just means the shark was hungry, and ultimately everything is food for them in their environment.

"But what about the provoked attacks?!" - If you're provoking a shark, that's natural selection at it's finest. Just don't. It's like provoking a brown bear, a tiger or an elephant. Or a hippo. Or a moose. Provoking means you are asking for it. You're volunteering to be past tense. Don't do it.

However, feel free to hate on dolphins. They're bullies, racist and torture other sea life in ways no other animals besides humans do. They nasty.

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