Shark Swims Up To Diver For Help, Won't Stop thanking Him After He Saves Her Life

People who are willing to go out of their way to rescue the life of an animal are truly valuable heroes. While most rescue missions tend to happen above water, sometimes fascinating things can happen under the sea. When one diver was approached by a shark during an aquatic adventure, he was pretty terrified. That was until he realized that the shark was in desperate need of help!
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[eatwhatukiii]

I once found a painted turtle with a sharp thing coming out of the corner of its eye. I tugged at it with fine pliers thinking it was a thorn but it ended up being the tip of a HOOK, something she had apparently bitten and the point had gradually over time worked its way through the roof of her mouth into her eye socket. I took her to a vet who was able to surgically remove the hook and even save her eye, miraculously.

[derekduvall]

The fact that the shark came to a human knowing it might be able to help. That’s a level of intelligence we can’t comprehend

[avelainmarie]

People who love and save animals are among the best of humanity.

[nicosayavedra]

The guy gets an A+ for calmly taking care of the sharks' needs and recognizing it needed help. As for the shark, it's difficult to put a grade on a creature that was in dire need of help and had to approach its most dangerous predator, a human. However, the shark displayed a brave attitude and I commend the shark for doing so....

[taylenday]

The awareness, and dare I say empathy and intelligence it took for that shark to realize humans can help is actually quite astounding.

[fitfogey]

The fact that the shark was showing him the source of its pain. That was amazing to see really.

[angelinasouren]

This shark recognized the diver from his daily dives and knew he was not a danger to her.

[breezeb]

The level of awareness by the Lemon Shark is astonishing to me not only to ask for help but also able to be grateful

[dew]

I just saw a video about a man who helped a tiger shark by removing a hook 20 years ago and is still friends with her. He has removed 4 hooks from her over the years. He also did it for a male, who let him pet him. Both were very affectionate with him. They really aren't the mindless eating machines we're led to believe they are.

[uniquxperience]

I used to clean shark tanks in large public aquariums and after several months the sharks would come and visit me they get comfortable. What I learned is these man has a steady heart rate. I had a friend that worked with me and he was always very nervous and the shakes would never approach him. The sharks can feel and sense your heart rate and an array of things your body expels that you don't even realize. They have had millions of years to evolve this super powers and believe me they know how to use them really well.

[zuzellogan]

Poor shark, most likely it was in pain and saw the opportunity to get better when this diver removed that huge hook. He was a hero in my book, for being so kind, good hearted individual, and a true humanitarian trying to help a shark. THANK YOU, Sir, for being so kind as to help this poor creature. I applaud your actions. Bravo bravo

[mntryjoseph]

🦈Thank you for helping the shark! Sharks are extremely important to the ecosystem.

[nancypatricia]

Since this diver goes diving three times every day, this shark must have seen him often in the same waters this shark calls home. The diver became a familiar person like someone you might see on the subway every day on your way to work. He became part of the shark's world and would be the one that the shark would feel comfortable asking for help since the diver didn't act threatened or threatening. What is also amazing is the intelligence of the shark and its understanding that men can help.

[stephaniebaker]

Poor girl. I'm so glad this brave man was able to help her! I hope she didn't get any kind of infection, but apparently sharks are pretty resilient to that. What an amazing story. May she live a long life!! 💙🌊🦈

[georginaparamo]

All superheroes don't wear capes! God please protect the animals that fly in the skies, swim in Earth's waters and walk upon the earth. Keep them all safe from human's pollution, abuse, neglect and ignorance!
🙏💕🐾🐾💞👣

[nolsee]

The amount of agony that poor thing had to endure as the hook slowly worked it’s way down, it probably felt like this human was some divine mercy giver. No wonder it basically went puppy mode.

[creolefemme]

I think it’s wild how animals know that humans can help them and somehow figure out a way to communicate with us to get that help.

[bobbyscarfo]

As guests in their habitat, the least one can do is help any animal in distress.... or in this case shark. Anyone who risk their life to help an animal, Wild or Domestic, not only deserves, but commands respect. That being said.... to those who do.... you are greatly appreciated much more then you'll ever so allow me to say Thank You on behalf of those of us who recognize such acts of compassion and kindness.

[Jolou_]

I love the fact she trusted him enough to help her and get the hook out. ❤🦈

[jasoncherry]

We once found a sand shark that had gotten tangled in fishing line. We cut it loose and it swam off but it felt good to be there to help it. Those are rare experiences, good for you for helping that shark out. Sharks have feelings too. 😊