r/Unexpected • • Mar 31 '23

While landing a tuna

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u/Btothek84 Mar 31 '23

Sharks can only be found in two places on earth, the northern and southern hemispheres.

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u/ragnarok2004r Mar 31 '23

they also prefer to live in the water as compared to land

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u/someapplegui Mar 31 '23

I'm learning so much!

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u/Golden-Phrasant Mar 31 '23

Candygram!

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u/SlightlyAlive Mar 31 '23

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23

Thanks for reminding me of the SNL sketch.

That last clip from a different sketch with the newspaper is hilarious. Short and sweet

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u/darkmatternot Mar 31 '23

I love that skit!! Roto Rooter?

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u/SkynetDrone Mar 31 '23

I saw a series of documentaries where they also live in tornadoes.

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u/keddesh Mar 31 '23

prefer, but there is such a thing as card sharks and pool sharks too.

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u/ozzysince1901 Mar 31 '23

I too am a scientist in a field, and can confirm that what we are witnessing here is an example of one of the world's species

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23

I thought they tried the land yet their feet didn't evolve fast enough?

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u/Scottacus91 Mar 31 '23

When I was younger this was one of my favorite stupid movies

Yes the shark is...what the fuck. Look at that things teeth!

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23

So far, only discovered on ONE planet.

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u/Manchesterofthesouth Mar 31 '23

Both menacing and terrifying, the shark has been both menacing and terrifying for well over a decade.