Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "Barber has Customer with a Square Head" video.

  1. That is some weird euphemism , but, okay..
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  2. Great whites aren't really as aggressive as people think. And that shark in the video was a tiger shark, one of the three species that have attacked and killed humans the most among shark species.
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  3. *Her. The diver was female , unless she doesn't identify as one , that is.
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  4. That is only if he touched the liquid nitrogen.
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  5. In this case the shark is approaching you.
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  6. Shark seldom (almost never) attacks dolphins. Not only are dolphin dangerous on their own (some weight up to 650kg and extremely fast. smart and agile) but they travel in pods, so sharks (even great whites) generally avoids them . Dolphins on the other hand not only regularly kills sharks but also have been recorded hunting them and torturing them to death. Dolphin don't eat sharks so this active hunt isn't predation .
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  7. While I agree your shouldn't put you face close to a cat's rear, I must say a few things. Firstly, toxoplasmosis is rather easy to avoid even if you have indoor cats if you practise good hygiene. Secondly, even if the the organism managed to get into your body the chances of adverse effects are extremely low . In most cases our body immune system managed to suppress the parasitic form .
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  8.  @undead8393  Toxoplasma gondii need to be ingested into the host body, so simply washing your hands, food and utensil is more than enough to prevent it from entering your body most cases.
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  9. Many sharks attacks aren't high speed attacks used for predation : Instead they're cam slowly approaches and probes by biting what is in fronts of them , moving on if what they've bitten isn't food. The problems is the probe bites can be fatal due to the nature of shark teeth and jaw even when the shark decided you are not food afterwards.
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  10. Most people don't. I for one only know because I read it here in this very comment section a few minutes ago.
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  11. It would worked on most situation.
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  12.  @Iwvclvz  Yes, based on experience of countless divers who have been in this situation. There are also data on shark attack that shows shark often approaches this way when they are unsure of potential food then proceed to do a bite test (which will inflict severe and even fatal injury to a human) to see if they encountered a prey. So yes, what she did in the video is supported by evidence.
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  13.  @Iwvclvz  At least they haven been multiple videos (including the infamous rotated meme) of this working , care to provide evidence supporting your claim? Stop being a hypocrite. You provided no source that this won't work yet you demand source from others .
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  14.  @Iwvclvz  Sorry for lashing out. I was in the middle an exhausting "conversation " with conspiracy's theorist /sovereign citizens on another tab while replying to you and my attitude may have carried over. That wasn't really much for an excuse for what I did though. Again ,there are data to back it up both in forms of videos (As said tis isn't the first video that showed this. HINT: The "get rotated" meme) and what shark biologist have been saying for years on why shark attacks occurred and their behaviour.
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  15. You do know that a cat once do the same thing to Prophet Muhammad himself and he cut his prayer rug so that he won't disturb the cat's nap, right? I sure There isn't a religious uproar over this.
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  16. Are you a professional on this matter?
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  17.  @nahimgood9792  Well the person in the shark video is a professional so I think we should listen to her.
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  18. Need to make sure chocolate isn't poisonous to them like it is for cats and dogs.
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  19. Doesn't apply to all shark species, though.
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  20.  @lastone783  Did you read the description? He did just that.
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  21. The "sovereign swimmer" defense.
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  22.  @SourCoffeeExpert  Firstly , you should stop replying to that bot. Secondly, Daily Dose Of Internet have permission form the owner of the clips to use them here.
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  23. Unfortunately sharks also probe by biting (and even a probing bite can be lethal with sharks ) so it can be effective to prevents close interactions.
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  24. Wait...There were no disclaimer on the last clip. So does that mean we can and should be doing at home what these obviously professional and highly trained skaters did?
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  25. Read the comment section. Apparently in some cases it is safer to not wear gloves.
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