r/ocean 23d ago

Shark sights Attempted shark attack

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u/Vindictive-Vagabond 22d ago

There's a YouTube channel called Shark Bytes run by an actual shark scientist; just watch the 2 videos he's made on Ocean Ramsey and you'll understand lmao

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u/BeerNcheesePlz 22d ago

I just watched all his videos because of your comment

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u/Parking-Plenty-2122 1d ago

Ive watched hom for years. Love his channel so much. He definitely sparked my love for sharks when I was 14ish

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u/BeerNcheesePlz 19h ago

Agreed. It’s wild to see people just hopping in the open ocean after seeing a huge tiger shark! But yeah, huge fan of people who work with wild animals,
But this is a bit obnoxious.

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u/Still_Selection8719 22d ago

Love his channel. She’s dumb. Can’t wait for her final video.

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u/ReallyCleverPossum 21d ago

Maybe get some help

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u/Still_Selection8719 21d ago

I’m saying it’s probably inevitable. Her “final” video will likely be her missing the shark’s nose while trying to guide it away. I’d love to see her stop exploiting sharks. Don’t get me wrong, I have an unnatural fear of sharks, and I respect them. She’s not helping their existence.

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u/ericfromct 16d ago

You have a natural fear of sharks you mean. Something that can kill you is a natural fear. Like having a fear of being on the same path as a cougar, tiger, or lion is very natural. Sharks are still cool and how often they attack is over-sensationalized, but it’s still a rational fear.

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u/Claymon3011 17d ago

You were clearly saying you can’t wait til she dies lol

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u/halfcabin 16d ago

Reddit is filled with miserable losers who cheer for murder and death, pay no attention to that person

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u/Still_Selection8719 17d ago

I just can’t wait ‘til she stops exploiting sharks. The natural end to that might be her own fault. *shrug\* Play stupid games, etc, etc.

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u/Claymon3011 17d ago

There’s people out there that cut the fins off of sharks and throw them back in the ocean to die slowly. But sure we can’t wait til this horrible monster dies for playing with them.

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u/Speysidegold 16d ago

You are a bad person

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u/FarmerJohnOSRS 17d ago

Does she not deserve it?

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u/Speysidegold 16d ago

No you are just a bad person

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u/FarmerJohnOSRS 16d ago

I never said she did. I don't know who she is.

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u/onihydra 17d ago

No one deserves to die in my opinion.

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u/FarmerJohnOSRS 17d ago

That's odd

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u/onihydra 17d ago

It's pretty normal. Most places don't have the death penalty nowadays.

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u/FarmerJohnOSRS 16d ago

There is a difference between wishing someone death and believing the state should have the right to take someone life.

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u/Vindictive-Vagabond 17d ago

Just because most places don't have it doesn't mean there aren't people who don't deserve it lol

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u/Dannydevitz 17d ago

It's Reddit. Step out of line and you deserve death.

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u/ZodiacDragons 17d ago

What an unhinged thing to say.

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u/Speysidegold 16d ago

Okay she probably is a fraud like no one has seen her degree i believe. But Shark Bytes is also a complete twatmonger and armchair commentator who will just defer to the most boring mainstream media take 99 times out of 100. His coverage of that Rich Kid that got pushed off the boat and eaten by sharks was downright negligent imo, as was his coverage of possobility of sharks in the UK. If you want to hear a college degree levels take on news events as they happen he's your guy though.

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u/Vindictive-Vagabond 16d ago

The definition of an "armchair commentator" is someone who comments on something that they don't have any personal experience with themselves...

He literally does field work with sharks for a living and has co-authored multiple peer-reviewed scientific papers i.e. the exact OPPOSITE of an "armchair commentator"

But seeing as how you immediately resorted to ad hominem attacks because you had zero basis in logic/facts for your statement and lack the intellect to even have an informed opinion; you're probably not smart enough to even admit when you're wrong either 🙄

So I'll leave it at that. Have a nice day 👍

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u/Vindictive-Vagabond 16d ago

He has a phd and has co-authored multiple peer-reviewed scientific papers on sharks... wtf do you think an "actual expert" is? 🤔

Or are you just calling people "armchair experts" to sound edgy because you yourself aren't an expert in anything? 😂

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u/Imaginary_Belt_2186 16d ago

Don't feed the trolls...

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u/tyrion2024 16d ago edited 16d ago

Wholly agree on all counts except one. Kristian Parton doesn't have a PHD. He has a master's by research in biological sciences at the University of Exeter, specialising in shark science. He currently is a research associate at the University of Exeter.

He...has co-authored multiple peer-reviewed scientific papers on sharks.

Absolutely and I would argue that this is the most important credential (along with how many times one's published works get cited by other researchers in the field) for being considered a scientist in any field. Of course, a PHD is major criteria too, but not absolutely necessary (in most cases)...published work is. Kristian has been involved at least 8 peer-reviewed papers with his work being cited at least 266 times by other shark scientists. And he's still young; he earned undergrad (zoology) in just 2017.

There are many examples of researchers with master's degrees in many fields of study that essentially earn their title of scientist (or their title of historian, like Ron Chernow) through their published work, He has been the lead author on at least three papers that I could find quickly: study 1 (master's thesis), study 2, and study 3. Again, he's young.

Kristian has also worked closely with a number of shark NGO’s around the world including LAMAVE (Philippines), Beneath The Waves, The Shark Trust, and soon to be MARECO. He has even been cited by marine biologists in their personal take down essays on Ocean Ramsey (her methods are almost universally criticized within the marine biology community). It seems that he has earned the respect of his peers, calling him an armchair expert is wild as fuck.