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CHARLIE: What's up guys?
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Today we're hanging
out in Jupiter, Florida
to do a little beaching,
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a little scuba diving,
and to face one of my biggest
fears, just another day.
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Wanna meet one of
our friends? Come on in.
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CHARLIE: It's
weird! It's true...
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...and today
it's all about sharks!
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(radio chatter)
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KIRBY: It just doesn't
make any sense!
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CHARLIE: I know Kirb,
it just freaks the
heck out of me though!
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Hey guys! Charlie here,
you know my sister Kirby.
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KIRBY: Oh hey guys!
Charles is being ridiculous.
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CHARLIE: Okay.
Let me explain real quick.
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KIRBY: No, no,
no let me explain.
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MAN (over TV): That'swhy traffic in a placelike Southern California.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
Yesterday we were watching TV,
flipping through the channels.
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When we came across
this commercial.
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CHARLIE (over TV): MonsterChomp! Ahhh! Sharks!
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They're big,they'renasty, and they're lookingfor their next meal!
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Going for a swim?
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You're about to beMonster Chomped!
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Tuesdays at 5:00.
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KIRBY: This show is
absolutely ridiculous.
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CHARLIE: I don't know, man.
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KIRBY: Now, I'm
ready to go to the beach,
and Charlie's not coming,
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because he's
scared of the water.
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CHARLIE: I'm not
scared of the water.
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I'm scared that a shark
might swallow me whole!
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I could be monster chomped!
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KIRBY: Are you
scared of sharks?
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CHARLIE: Of course
I'm scared of sharks.
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KIRBY: Charlie, it
doesn't make sense to
be scared of sharks.
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CHARLIE: Kirby,
sharks are vicious man
eating beasts of the sea!
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KIRBY: Charles,
they don't eat people.
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CHARLIE: But.
KIRBY: Charlie!
CHARLIE: Kirby!
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KIRBY: Guys, I
have been dealing with
this for way too long.
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So we're gonna do
something about it right now!
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When we're scared do
we sit around passively
and wallow in our fear?
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CHARLIE: No!
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KIRBY: Do we irrationally
freak out about a shark
swallowing us whole!
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CHARLIE: Maybe
sometimes, I mean.
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KIRBY: Heck no!
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We analyze the situation,
perform a substantial
amount of research to make a
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scientifically accurate
assessment of our fears
and proceed accordingly.
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CHARLIE: Yeah.
KIRBY: So today we're
unraveling the world of.
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CHARLIE (off-screen): Sharks!
KIRBY (off-screen): Sharks!
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CHARLIE: Okay.
KIRBY: Okay.
CHARLIE: Sharks.
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KIRBY: How ya feelin'?
CHARLIE: Kinda
freakin' out a little!
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KIRBY: Let's take
a deep breath.
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And approach this
thing calmly, and from
an academic standpoint.
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CHARLIE: Like we do.
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KIRBY: Like we do.
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CHARLIE: Okay, so, sharks.
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KIRBY: What. Are. Sharks?
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CHARLIE: Ah this is perfect.
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Come on in guys,
check this out.
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So you wanna
learn about sharks?
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Well this is the book for you!
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People who study sharks are
called Elasmobranchologists.
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Now, from the hard work these
scientists have undertaken,
we know that there are a few
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features that
make sharks, sharks.
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First off, sharks are fish,
with five to seven gills.
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Unlike you and me, Sharks
don't have a single bone
in their entire body.
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Instead of bones
their body structure
is made out of cartilage,
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just like our noses and ears.
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Simply fascinating!
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How about a few more!
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Most fish, when you look
at them head-on are shaped
kind of like an oval.
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Sharks are much
more triangular-ish.
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Most fish stay afloat
using swim bladders, gas
filled sacs in their bodies.
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Sharks don't
have swim bladders, they have
low-density livers and unfused
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pectoral fins to
keep themselves afloat.
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Fancy stuff.
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Weird but True, those shark
fins act almost like airplane
wings, giving the shark lift.
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But, just like airplane
wings they don't work if
they're not moving forward.
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So if shark stops swimming,
they're gonna sink.
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Sharks have incredibly
unique scales, called
dermal denticles.
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They have pretty much the same
exact structure as our teeth!
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So it's like sharks are
covered in tons and tons
of tiny, microscopic teeth!
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How weird is that?
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Ready for their
next Monster Chomp!
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No! Ah! No!
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KIRBY: It's doesn't
even say that!
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CHARLIE: Okay maybe it doesn't
say that, but I think we
got sharks down now right?
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So if we got a fish, we
added five to seven gills.
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Made it
cartilaginous, triangular
shaped from the front,
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tossed in some
unfused pectoral fins,
took out the swim bladder,
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and for good measure covered
it in tiny little teeth scales
called dermal denticles.
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We'd have ourselves
a nice little shark.
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KIRBY: So, uh
how ya feelin' Bud?
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CHARLIE: Fine, fine,
fine, cool, cool, cool, but
I'm still pretty nervous.
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So I think we should just
get some more research done.
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KIRBY: I think
that's a good idea.
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CHARLIE: Awesome, okay
guys, we're gonna get just
a bit more research done,
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but we got like a million
books back there so it probably
shouldn't take too long.
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Awesome. We'll
see you in a bit.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
Weird but True.
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CHARLIE (over TV): And that'swhy you should never swim
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in the water oryou'll be Monster Chomped!
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Tune in next week for ourhammerhead chomp special!
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Aww dude!
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KIRBY: This show is absurd.
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CHARLIE: All I can say is,
swimming in the water at the
beach, never gonna happen.
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KIRBY: That's ridiculous.
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CHARLIE: But.
KIRBY: Charlie.
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CHARLIE: But.
KIRBY: Charlie!
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CHARLIE: But why do people
get chomped all the time?
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KIRBY: They don't that's
exactly what I'm saying.
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The chances that you will get
bit by a shark while you're
swimming in the ocean are less
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than one in a million.
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They're one in 11.5 million.
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Yeah, here are
some other things that
are more likely to happen
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than getting bit by a shark.
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Remember, your odds of
getting bit by a shark
are one in 11.5 million!
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The odds that you
will become president
of the United States
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are one in ten million.
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The odds that a woman
gives birth to conjoined
twins is one in 200,000.
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The probability of tossing
a nickel up in the air and
having it land on it's edge
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is one in 6,000.
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And the odds that
your house gets hit by
lightning is one in 200.
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In 1996, 13 Americans
were injured by sharks.
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Guess how many were
injured by toilets.
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CHARLIE: Toilets?
KIRBY: Toilets, just guess.
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CHARLIE: Uh three?
KIRBY: 43,000!
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CHARLIE: Wait weird.
KIRBY: But true.
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43,000 people were injured
by toilets in 1996.
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That same year,
almost 11,000 people
were injured by buckets
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and 2,600 people were
injured by air fresheners.
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Air fresheners!
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CHARLIE: Dude, how could
you possibly be injured
by an air freshener?
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KIRBY: I have no idea, but
2,600 people figured it out.
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This is what
I'm talking about.
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The chances of getting bit
by a shark are super low.
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Sharks don't want to eat us so
they're not going to bite us.
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CHARLIE: I've been looking
into it and sharks have all
the senses that humans have,
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except they're like super
amped up like super senses.
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So they're
fantastic predators.
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For example, sharks can smell,
like us, but way better.
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They can smell something
about a third of a mile away.
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They can hear low
frequency sounds underwater.
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They have vision
like cats, they can
see in super low light.
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They can sense
touch with their dermal
denticles, and taste, too.
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Smell, hearing,
vision, touch, taste.
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We have all these senses too!
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But sharks have more.
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Think about that
additional senses!
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KIRBY: So sharks don't eat
people, and they use those
extra senses to tell that we
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are not fish so
we're not food.
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CHARLIE: Ooooooh,
very interesting Kirb.
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So you're saying sharks
could use their senses
for good and not evil?
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KIRBY: Exactly.
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CHARLIE: Okay guys, one
non-human super sense
that sharks have is.
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Electroreception.
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Alright. Game time!
Non human shark senses.
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First up, electroreception.
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All living things emit super
small amounts of electricity
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when they
contract their muscles.
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Even though it's a very small
amount, sharks can sense it,
which allows them to find fish
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even if they're hiding.
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Chomp chomp chomp chomp chomp.
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Sharks can find
hiding fishing based on the
electricity that they emit!
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KIRBY: And remember Charles,
sharks don't eat people.
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So they use
that electroreception to
tell you are not a fish.
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CHARLIE: Okay, okay
we got it already.
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Alright, another
non-human shark super
sense water pressure!
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Sharks can sense vibrations
and changes in water pressure.
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This is super neat because
injured fish thrash
around in the water,
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creating all sorts of
irregular vibrations and
changes in water pressure.
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Sharks can detect these,
use them to locate fish,
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and chomp chomp
chomp chomp chomp chomp.
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So sharks can smell
their prey, they
can hear their prey,
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see their prey in low
light, taste and feel them,
locate by electricity,
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and find them using
changes in water pressure.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
And remember!
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The great thing is, they
can use all those super senses
to tell that we're human.
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Experts believe the rare
times that sharks bite humans
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are when they're
confused with real prey.
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And because they eat fish,
not humans, they won't eat us.
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CHARLIE: Are you sure
about that though Kirb?
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I mean people get
bit on that show MonsterChomp like all the time.
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KIRBY: Charlie! Agh!
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This has gone way too long.
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Alright we're doing this.
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Guys, stick around I
gotta send a quick email.
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But uh you're gonna wanna
see what's coming up next.
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Hey Bryce.
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Any openings this week?
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The more sharks the better.
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CHARLIE: Wait, what?
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KIRBY: Weird but True.
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Sometimes piled on
top of each other.
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CHARLIE: Hey guys!
KIRBY: Hey!
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CHARLIE: Just hanging
out in HQ waiting for.
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KIRBY: Perfect he responded!
This sounds awesome!
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CHARLIE: What's up?
KIRBY: We're gonna go hang out
with some sharks in Florida.
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CHARLIE: What?
KIRBY: Yup.
CHARLIE: But I think.
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KIRBY: I think that
it's perfect. Come on!
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CHARLIE: I guess we're
going to Florida,
we'll see you there.
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KIRBY (off-screen): We're headed
to Florida! The sunshine state!
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Known for
its beautiful coastline,
seasonal orange harvest,
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and bountiful
crop of retirees.
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All great things,
but we're here in Jupiter
to meet some sharks,
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and this is the guy
who's gonna introduce us.
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Bryce! Shark expert,
shark whisperer!
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This guy spends every
day swimming with sharks
off the Florida coast.
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He knows everything about
them, so he's the guy to help
Charlie get over his fear.
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Bryce's favorite Weirdbut True fact, sharks can
live to be 75 years old.
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CHARLIE: Cool, cool, cool,
cool, cool, cool, alright so
here's the situation guys.
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Kirby brought us here to
Jupiter, Florida to check out
some sharks in real life cause
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I'm freaking out right now and
I'm a little scared of sharks.
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If all that shark info didn't
help me out with my fears
hopefully meeting some might.
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At least that's the plan.
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KIRBY: That's the plan.
CHARLIE: Yeah.
KIRBY: How ya feeling?
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CHARLIE: Like anxious,
nervous, excited, like a
little hungry, happy and sad.
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Just kind of a general freak
out mode right now, but.
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KIRBY: You gotta stay calm.
CHARLIE: Yeah?
KIRBY: You're good, you're good.
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CHARLIE: Okay.
KIRBY: You're gonna be fine.
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CHARLIE: Okay, we're
okay guys, we're gonna
be okay, alright?
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Let's go check
out some sharks.
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BRYCE: How's it going guys?
KIRBY: What's up?
CHARLIE: How's it going?
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I'm Charlie.
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BRYCE: Good to
see you I'm Bryce.
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KIRBY: I'm Kirby,
nice to meet you.
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BRYCE: I'd shake your hand,
but I got a bunch of tuna.
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KIRBY: It's all good.
CHARLIE: Yeah you're kinda.
KIRBY: You're busy.
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CHARLIE: Guys, Captain Bryce.
BRYCE: Yeah you guys ready
to see some sharks?
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CHARLIE: I'm not gonna
lie I'm kinda freaking
out right now so.
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BRYCE: Gonna be a lot
of sharks out there.
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CHARLIE: Yeah?
BRYCE: Yeah there's a lot
of sharks out there right now.
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Real close, a lot of
species, it's gonna be good.
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Let's get on the boat and get
out there and see some sharks.
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They're waiting for us.
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CHARLIE: Alright so Bryce
what's the game plan today?
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BRYCE: What we're doing, we're
going about six miles off
shore we'll go get a lot of
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sharks right to the
boat and dive with 'em.
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CHARLIE: What kind of
sharks are we gonna see?
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BRYCE (off-screen): A lot
of silkies, a lot of duskies,
hammers, maybe a bull shark,
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maybe a ever tigershark today.
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CHARLIE: Hammerheads!
I know hammerheads!
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BRYCE: Yeah man hammers
are an awesome shark.
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CHARLIE (off-screen): Whoa!
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Let's get a quick rundown
on what kind of sharks
we're talking about here.
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Hammerheads are famous
for their mallet shaped
heads and wide set eyes.
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They come in a lot of
sizes, but the biggest,
the great hammerheads,
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grow up to 20 feet long
and weigh 1,000 pounds.
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Their favorite
meal is stingrays.
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The silky shark
AKA the gray reef shark
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has a slim body
and smooth skin, which is
where they got their name.
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They grow up to 12 feet
long and their favorite
food is boney fish.
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The dusky shark has
a slender streamlined body
with a short, round snout.
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They're long distance
migrators that grow up to
12 feet long and eat lots of
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different fish.
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Bull sharks have a bad
reputation for head butting
their prey before they attack.
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They live all over the place
including inland and rivers.
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They have short, blunt snouts
with thick bodies and can
grow to just over 11 feet.
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They eat fish, dolphins,
and even other sharks.
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And last on Bryce's
list the tiger shark.
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Get's it's name from its
dark vertical stripes found
mainly on the juveniles.
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They have super powerful
jaws, grow up to 14 feet
and can weigh 1,400 pounds.
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They eat
practically everything.
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In the stomach contents
of captured tiger sharks
they've found license plates
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and old tires.
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These guys are the biggest
risk to humans on the list.
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I seriously hope they're
busy somewhere else today.
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BRYCE: So basically what
we're gonna do is get
sharks to the boat first,
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once they get to the
boat we're gonna watch
'em from the surface.
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Then we're gonna actually
get in the water with 'em.
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CHARLIE: How many sharks
are we talking here?
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BRYCE: So we're talking
like ten to 30 sharks on this
dive and they're gonna show up
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instantly and pretty much
stay with us the entire time.
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Sharks are really
elusive animals alright?
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They don't like people, they
don't like boats, the only way
you're gonna even see a shark
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is to just bait the
water a little bit.
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CHARLIE: So is it okay to
chum the water like we are?
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Cause I feel like if you get
them hungry they'll like.
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KIRBY: Yeah.
CHARLIE: Make them
pretty fierce you know?
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BRYCE: This is the only way
we're gonna see sharks and
show them to the world so we
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have to do it.
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We got a no shark bite
policy today so you'll be good.
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Sharks to me are
the ultimate animals.
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CHARLIE (off-screen):
Bryce explains that chumming
is sometimes controversial,
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but we'll make sure to play
it safe by heading way off
shore away from the shoreline.
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Have you ever been bit before?
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BRYCE: So I've been diving
with sharks for about ten years
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and I've never been bit.
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It just goes to show
these sharks are not
out here to kill you.
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CHARLIE: How to act
when you're in the
water with sharks?
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'Cause I know there's
some things you should do
and shouldn't do right?
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BRYCE: Calm, cool,
collected right?
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Don't freak out, just
maintain yourselves,
stay nice and calm,
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these sharks are gonna act
like you're not even there.
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CHARLIE: That's all you
need to do to stay safe?
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BRYCE: That and just do
whatever I tell you to do.
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CHARLIE: Calm, cool,
collected, follow
Captain Bryce.
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KIRBY: Listen to Bryce.
BRYCE: That's right.
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CHARLIE: Alright our life
is in your hands here man.
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KIRBY: So confident.
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CHARLIE: I feel
like with a guy like Bryce
around you can't help but feel
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a little confident right?
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KIRBY: Yeah 30
sharks no big deal.
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CHARLIE: We got this guys,
we got this its okay.
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So we're heading out
to the open ocean where
the sharks hang out.
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I can't believe I'm
really doing this.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
Weird but True.
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CHARLIE: Today we're hanging
out in Jupiter, Florida
somewhere off the coast.
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Not sure where we are,
but I do know that there's
some sharks nearby.
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KIRBY: And Charlie's
scared of sharks.
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CHARLIE: Well obviously,
because they're vicious
ferocious predators!
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KIRBY: That don't eat people.
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CHARLIE: Okay, that's what
we're gonna find out today.
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We're gonna interact with
these sharks and determine,
once and for all,
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if they're the ferocious
monster chompers
that we think they are,
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or if they're just big marine
animals with a lot of teeth.
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KIRBY: It's gonna be great.
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CHARLIE: It's gonna be great.
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BRYCE: Be careful of your hand.
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CHARLIE (off-screen):
So we're baiting the water
right now which means
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throwing out fish bait
to attract the sharks.
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Wooo!
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BRYCE: That's all that's
left! How about that?
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You got a big school of bull
sharks right here bull sharks
are a top three species in the
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world in terms of aggression.
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Its great white, tiger, bull,
a lot of people think bull
sharks are some of the most
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aggressive animals
in the world.
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That being said they're real
elusive sharks, but they are
pretty fired up right now.
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KIRBY: Yeah.
BRYCE (off-screen): So this
is definitely a serious shark.
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CHARLIE (off-screen):
A very serious shark, and in a
minute Kirby and I are supposed
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to jump in and hang out with
them like it's no big deal!
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Aw it got the string.
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BRYCE: Got my attention
off the bait for one second
and that's all it took.
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Shark just came right
up and grabbed it.
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Bull sharks, when they open
that mouth there's like a
vortex that just sucks that
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prey at 'em in and they close
down with those vice grips.
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CHARLIE: The final bait.
Kiss it before it goes in.
KIRBY: You're gonna kiss it.
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BRYCE: Aw well
done. Wanna jump in?
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KIRBY: I do.
CHARLIE: What?
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BRYCE: And by the way
I don't think we're
using the cage today.
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I think we're gonna
do a free dive in.
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It's a lot easier, the
sharks come a lot closer,
you're not as restricted.
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What do you guys think?
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CHARLIE: Ahhhhh!
KIRBY: Sounds perfect.
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CHARLIE (off-screen): No!
BRYCE (off-screen): Hey!
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I like her, that's
the way right there.
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We're following her today.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
Charlie what are you doing?
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CHARLIE: Alright
Kirb I'm feeling okay.
We got this cage here.
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I feel like it's hard
for a shark to really
chomp through here so
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we're gonna be safe. Alright.
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KIRBY: Nope we're
getting straight in the
water with our scuba gear.
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Just us and the sharks.
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CHARLIE: But we
have such a nice cage.
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KIRBY: Nope we're
not gonna use it.
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CHARLIE: I really think we
should use this cage Kirb.
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KIRBY: We're gonna be
the real deal and get
in that water no cage.
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CHARLIE: Ahhhh!
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KIRBY: They're just
friends. It's gonna be fine.
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CHARLIE: It's just a shark, it's
just a shark, it's just a shark.
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It's just a shark guys right?
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It's just a shark. We're okay.
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CHARLIE: We got company!
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KIRBY: It's okay, Charles.
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CHARLIE: Here one comes now!
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KIRBY: We are surrounded
by sharks right now!
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CHARLIE: Stay close by, Kirb.
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I'm feeling a little uneasy.
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He's right there! Oh, man!
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You can see their teeth!
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Keep your hands to yourself.
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Just like Bryce said.
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Calm. Confident.
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CHARLIE (off-screen):
So far most of these are
silky sharks and it's amazing,
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they know we're here and
don't seem to care a bit.
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KIRBY: How are you feeling?
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CHARLIE: I'm feeling
pretty good actually.
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Not too bad.
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One's coming this way.
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Ahhh! So cool!
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Here it comes again.
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Oh, man!
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When you're underwater...
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...you can really tell that
they're not there to chomp you.
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They're just curious. They
want to see what's going on!
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KIRBY: Hanging out with
over 10 sharks right now.
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Insane!
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CHARLIE: All right!
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KIRBY: They sure are
beautiful. They're beautiful!
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CHARLIE: Look at these
guys, Kirb. They're massive!
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No problems at all!
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Cool!
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Confident!
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They're just
another aquatic animal.
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Bryce knew what
he was talking about.
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There are a ton of sharks here.
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It's weird! It's true...
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...and today it's
all about sharks!
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All right guys,
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I think we're
gonna head back up.
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Say goodbye to
our shark friends!
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CHARLIE: Ahhhh.
KIRBY: Coolest thing ever!
CHARLIE: How cool was that?
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KIRBY: At one point
there were like ten sharks.
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CHARLIE: 11.
KIRBY: Underneath us.
CHARLIE: 11 sharks in there.
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KIRBY(off-screen):
It was insane.
CHARLIE (off-screen): Huge!
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KIRBY: So cool.
CHARLIE: I touched one.
KIRBY: Not even scary.
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CHARLIE: Not even scary.
KIRBY: Not even scary.
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CHARLIE (off-screen): I even
touched one with my bare hands.
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Alright guys
I think we did it!
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KIRBY: Fear tackled.
CHARLIE: Fear tackled.
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Time to head back to
HQ we'll see you there
in a few minutes okay?
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Awesome see you there.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
Weird but True.
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CHARLIE: Hooray!
KIRBY: Hooray!
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CHARLIE: Welcome back guys!
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We're just celebrating
the great news!
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KIRBY: Charlie
dove with a shark!
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CHARLIE (off-screen): A bunch
of sharks! And so did Kirby!
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Dude, sharks, not
out to eat humans.
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KIRBY: Still though,
they attack when they're
confused or startled so,
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like with all big
animals, it's best to
keep your distance.
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CHARLIE: What else
did we learn today?
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KIRBY (off-screen): Humans are
not shark food. Sharks eat fish.
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CHARLIE (off-screen): You
are more likely to be elected
president of the United States
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than be bit by a shark.
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Sharks have all of
the senses that humans
have plus two others.
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They can sense changes in
water pressure and detect
moving creatures using
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electroreception.
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KIRBY (off-screen):
People who study sharks are
called elasmobranchologists.
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CHARLIE (off-screen):
Sharks have no bones.
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Their body structures are
made up entirely of cartilage.
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This is perfect guys!
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Sharks, swimming, deep
water, not an issue.
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Hey wanna go to the beach?
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KIRBY: For sure.
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Let me check
the weather real quick.
I think the forecast is on.
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CHARLIE (over TV):The kamikaze seagulls!
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Gladys and Frederickwent for a nice lunch on thebeach, little did they know.
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They were aboutto be served by.
436
00:21:46,638 --> 00:21:48,508
The kamikaze seagulls!
437
00:21:48,573 --> 00:21:50,983
Guys, there's some absurd
stuff on television.
438
00:21:51,043 --> 00:21:54,053
Alright, I think we're gonna
go to the beach, but thanks
so much for stopping by.
439
00:21:54,112 --> 00:21:57,082
Come by again when
we discover more things
that are Weird but True!
440
00:21:57,149 --> 00:21:58,049
KIRBY: See ya!
441
00:21:58,116 --> 00:21:59,246
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