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🚨 SHARKS CAUGHT CLICKING: FIRST-EVER SOUND-MAKING SHARK DISCOVERED In a world-first, scientists in New Zealand have recorded rig sharks producing underwater clicks, challenging the long-held belief that sharks are the ocean's silent assassins. The clicks appear to be linked to body sways and sudden movements, possibly as a startle... show more

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Haha cute

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Hell no, this is one step closer to The Last of Us

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“Underwater castanets with attitude”. 😂

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Sharks making noise now? This world is cooked. Lol

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The MEG Part 2 had it right all along.

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That?

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Seems like sharks are not only hunting but also networking now. Who knew they had a vocal side?

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Going to Gulf of America reel in a snapper, long, or any sport fish. Sharks are so over populated. These conflicting messages are the problem. I live in Southwest Louisiana my family are all commercial fisherman/shrimpers. Their nets are being ripped to shreds due to the shark overpopulation when they haul in their catch. It's feeding frenzy!

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That's ! Nature continues to surprise us. Perhaps they have much more to say than we realized.

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🚨#BREAKING: Four shark attacks have occurred, with multiple people being bitten during Fourth of July celebrations. 📌#SouthPadreIsland | #Texas Currently, as people celebrate the Fourth of July holiday, millions are enjoying their time at the beach around the United States. However, a serious situation has arisen as multiple people have been bitten by a shark in South Padre Island, Texas. Officials report that the shark attacks occurred within two hours of each other. Two men and two women were reportedly attacked by the shark. One of the men and one of the women were sent to the hospital, and the other woman had half of her leg bitten off, according to witnesses. The man's injuries are unknown at this time as the situation is still developing. Officials are asking residents not to swim in the ocean at this time.

🚨#BREAKING: Four shark attacks have occurred, with multiple people being bitten during Fourth of July celebrations. 📌#SouthPadreIsland | #Texas Currently, as people celebrate the Fourth of July holiday, millions are enjoying their time at the beach around the United States. However, a serious situation has arisen as multiple people have been bitten by a shark in South Padre Island, Texas. Officials report that the shark attacks occurred within two hours of each other. Two men and two women were reportedly attacked by the shark. One of the men and one of the women were sent to the hospital, and the other woman had half of her leg bitten off, according to witnesses. The man's injuries are unknown at this time as the situation is still developing. Officials are asking residents not to swim in the ocean at this time.

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❗️🦈🇮🇱 - On April 21, 2025, a shark attack off Olga Beach, Hadera, Israel, left an Israeli diver presumed dead. The diver, spearfishing near the Hadera River estuary, was attacked after attracting a shark with blood from his catch, as seen in eyewitness footage showing blood-tinted waters. Despite searches by Magen David Adom, Hadera Police, and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority using jet skis and helicopters, only the diver’s equipment was recovered. The incident occurred in an area where endangered dusky and sandbar sharks gather due to warm waters from the Orot Rabin power plant. Olga Beach and nearby coastal areas from Caesarea to Netanya are closed to swimmers until further notice.

❗️🦈🇮🇱 - On April 21, 2025, a shark attack off Olga Beach, Hadera, Israel, left an Israeli diver presumed dead. The diver, spearfishing near the Hadera River estuary, was attacked after attracting a shark with blood from his catch, as seen in eyewitness footage showing blood-tinted waters. Despite searches by Magen David Adom, Hadera Police, and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority using jet skis and helicopters, only the diver’s equipment was recovered. The incident occurred in an area where endangered dusky and sandbar sharks gather due to warm waters from the Orot Rabin power plant. Olga Beach and nearby coastal areas from Caesarea to Netanya are closed to swimmers until further notice.

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Tim Dillon: “Jeffrey Epstein and many in the ruling class are Luciferians.” “They’re obsessed with Moloch, Baal, demonology … child sacrifice.” “They believe that they are deities, and that they should be able to upload their consciousness and live forever.” “And that you are biological waste, that they should be able to fuck and throw in an ocean for sharks.” “When you listen to Jeffrey Epstein talk, he’s talking about transhumanism.” “He obviously doesn’t believe in the concept of the soul.” “He believes that you can sculpt humanity.” “There was a lot of transgender talk.” “They’re obsessed with engineering humanity through things like eugenics.” “He was obsessed with scientists, he probably wanted to upload his consciousness.” Tim Dillon

Tim Dillon: “Jeffrey Epstein and many in the ruling class are Luciferians.” “They’re obsessed with Moloch, Baal, demonology … child sacrifice.” “They believe that they are deities, and that they should be able to upload their consciousness and live forever.” “And that you are biological waste, that they should be able to fuck and throw in an ocean for sharks.” “When you listen to Jeffrey Epstein talk, he’s talking about transhumanism.” “He obviously doesn’t believe in the concept of the soul.” “He believes that you can sculpt humanity.” “There was a lot of transgender talk.” “They’re obsessed with engineering humanity through things like eugenics.” “He was obsessed with scientists, he probably wanted to upload his consciousness.” Tim Dillon

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