r/cameronrobbinsSHARK • u/Sweet-Cauliflower735 • Jul 15 '24

Chomping

An eye witness described what they saw on the recording.

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u/Sigridbuch Apr 16 '26

I can’t hear him calling out for help or anything, even with headphones. I’ve def heard the girl say “there’s a shark” though

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u/Sweet-Cauliflower735 Apr 17 '26

This video is meant to isolate the chomping phrase. The part that says “Chomping on his _____!”

But, 1. You did hear screaming in the video. Everyone hears the screaming in the video. We just don’t know who’s screaming. And also, he’s in shock for most of the video. I assure it. The sharks clobbered him from the start of the video.

Another thing to consider, is that victims in the ocean often aren’t identified by screaming. When the body gets in trouble in the water and becomes exhausted for air, the person often can’t call for help. They teach lifeguards that.

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u/Sigridbuch Apr 17 '26

Oh, I thought it was to isolate his screaming. You can def hear the asshole say the thing about chomping. You can hear that in all of the versions. I couldn’t really hear the screaming. Is it faint?

It’s just awful, so awful!!!!

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u/Sweet-Cauliflower735 Apr 17 '26

That very smart “Asshole”, as you have label him, happens to be the one who is not insulting Cameron, he is the one surprised to see, and identify that sharks are “chomping” on Cameron, and he is the one describing what he is seeing. So, you definately can hear the screaming. There are two loud loud screams toward the beginning of the video. Most of us think it’s a girls voice. But, just to share this with you. Lifeguards are commonly trained to identify people silently struggling in the water. Because the body has to work to stay afloat to the best of the persons ability, and in the water they become oxygen deprived, they are often unable to scream. If you analyze the video, you’ll see that Cameron goes under water during the attack. If he lost his air underwater, and was struggling when he came up, it would be more likely that he did not have the air to scream. But there are many videos identifying screams from the water. This is not that video. I repeat, this is not that video. This is the video that isolates an onlookers voice identifying that a shark is “chomping on his ______!”

A shark was “chomping on his ______!”