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- The far northeastern tip of the small Florida surf town of New Smyrna Beach is where surfers from these parts and around the world come to witness some of the most consistent waves.
It just so happens that this popular surfing destination also draws another population -- perhaps by the hundreds -- but this one from offshore. Sharks. This stretch of the Atlantic coastline has, for decades, drawn the most shark bites in the world. Find out why.
Jen Taylor reports for The Click.
Was in a beach in northern Florida once, and my wife wanted to swim kind of far from the shore and I told her ....hell no, these waters are full of sharks, she proceeded to make fun of me. The next day, just one beach up, someone had his entire calf ripped off by a shark.....she apologized later when she saw the pictures of the guy's leg.
No way you would get me surfing/swimming off that beach. Bloody nuts.
Yep. You adding yourself to the food chain.
Swam in this water for years as a kid... even in the inlet waters around stingrays. We knew there were sharks but that most bites weren't fatal. It was explained to the locals that it was a fish/shark nursery and not to worry. It wasn't until I moved to Alaska that I heard about the "shark bite capital of the world" town in Florida and I when I opened the news article... I'll be darned. It was my hometown LOL.
its not that bad ive beem there plenty times, very fun beach
It's a perfect storm combination of nearby inlet, murky water, black tip/bull sharks(very unpredictable and aggressive) and lack of their usual prey due to over-fishing.
No mention of bulls
@@KylieJonkman Maybe but they are very common there...most don't know what type attacked them.
true surfers will surf even if they supposed to get married today lol
The term "over-fishing" is the biggest BS going around. Idiots decided to over-protect sharks (who are nothing more than scavengers) and that is why you have more shark attacks. Furthermore, with the advent of the internet, you now hear about a shark bite immediately when before you almost never heard about it before because it tended to be just another local issue. By the way, if you disagree, please provide a list of "their usual prey" -- and it can't just be all fish because then that's not a predator-prey relationship.
Interesting video. I believe I'm your 49th subscriber now. Looking forward to seeing your channel grow. Keep up the good work!
My friend has been bitten 2 X. In the foot, + once in the hand while surfing NSB. I've surfed here since the 60's + see them often but have been blessed with no attacks so far. Many non-locals think - well I'm ok as long as I am not at the inlet. Not true. From Bethune to Sunglow Pier is all pretty much in the shark zone from what I know. Watch surf fishers pull them in at Flagler Ave. You never see the ones that bite you till it's too late. One friend's son has been bitten bt a shark, and a few years later struck by lightening. Lightening is actually a higher risk - except at the inlet
I hope your friends son bought some lottery tickets after the lightning strike, cause he's either really lucky or really unlucky depending on whether you are optimistic or pessimistic.
@@noneyabusiness4006 The lightning strike was while he was in a phone booth, which was in a big mud puddle. He was an instant celebrity on the late night shows because he was like a real life Spicoli type - very colorful, and lucky too. A shark bite and a lightning strike. Now maybe a snake bite? He's still young
I remember seeing a documentary about lightning strike survivors, and a researcher mentioned about some people having different electromagnetic signature and conductivity level tend to be at a higher risk of being struck by lightning. Wonder if that same condition could attract sharks due to their electromagnetic sensitivity. Anyways, glad your friend's son is safe, he definitely has a story to tell.
I was bit there and I still surf there. Bit me 3 times and severed my Achilles’ tendon.
Glad you’re both brave and understand that the sharks don’t mean to confuse surfers as food. They just do what they do (and it hurts us now and then)
"Not even a national holiday could keep them away."
Huh? Surfers are *more* likely to be surfing on a national holiday than on some regular day. Strange piece of journalism.
Everything the media Produces is Fear based mind control with word salad nonsense
I picked up on that too. I listened to it twice to make sure I heard it correctly. Do surfers tend to avoid tourists and crowds maybe...idk.
There are a few spots in Florida that get good. But the only people surfing in Florida are people who live in Florida. Surfers “from around the world” don’t come to Florida to surf. LOL
Thinking the same thing.
but the best surfers in the world are from florida. (kelly slater, lisa anderson)
@@StoneBrokeAdventure True. But since age 14 or 15, Kelly has spent 99% of his time on the North Shore. And when he’s not there, he’s traveling and surfing some of the best waves in the world. He surely didn’t become an 11 time champ by staying in Florida. There are a few spots that get good in Florida no doubt. But it’s fickle and barely gets above head high unless there’s 120 MPH winds. And by no means is it any kind of world-class surf destination like they’re making it out to be in this video.
@@StoneBrokeAdventure left out Frieda Zamba.... 4x champ.
@@sector783 me and Kelly surfed El Niño of Panama about 24 years ago.Wild times.
so cal shark sightings going off the charts past few weeks
We used to go there all the time. I saw a fin swimming towards me about 30 ft away when I was body surfing out there.
My son is moving there looking forward to learning how to surf in the great state of Florida
Inlets are where dead animals sometimes end up and then wash out into the ocean so it's a good food source for sharks. Plus the waters might be more murky due to sit especially after a rain.
There aren't that many dead animals floating around. The water flowing from the inlets into the ocean contain lots of smaller fish , shrimp , etc that live in the estuaries while they are young , add those to the ones that the current pushes out and that's a recipe for bigger fish. That's why inlets are great places to fish , the water there is also more oxygenated so that turbo charges the fishes metabolisms.
Yeah it's live baits and the fish chasing them which attracts them.
Shark repellent devices have only been shown to work 40% of the time! So remember: When you go into that water, YOU are much more afraid of those sharks than they are of you!
Hey, Sharks Happen.
Yup, that's why I, like Hal, keep tha fk out tha water.....
Ha ha, fellow Hal fan here.
Hal is the man
Gotta love some Sharks Happen!
A few mistaken bites for the number of people in the water is actually pretty good. They're smaller sharks just looking for fish. It's not that complicated.
Its really not.
3:06 What kind of boat is that in the background? can't tell from my phone screen. If there's a lot of fishing activity nearby, probably best to find a surfing spot far away.
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@@StoneBrokeAdventure Thank you for the info 😎🤙🥇
Exactly. Common sense. Avoid swimming near shore at dawn and dusk and after a storm when water is murky.
Visited New Smyrna a few years ago with our young daughters. We stopped at a tourist info place on the way in. We asked about what there was to do in the town and the two sweet old ladies gave our children blow up beach balls but didn't mention what the town was famous for. Fortunately the beach was closed that day to swimming due to high winds!
Dont let that stop you, its probably the best beach ive been to, especially the waves they are phenomanal.
The bites have never been fatal and if you check where they occur most are at the Inlet between NSB and Daytona Shores. Shrimp boats and other fishing boats go in and out of there and the sharks go there to feed. I’ve gone there since 1965 and have never encountered a shark.
I remember goin there when I was younger from Orlando & never had a problem with sharks.
I’ve been bumped while surf fishing in chest deep water at the break. Invisible at first. Not until it circled back did I see the 8 ft bull shark right in front of me. Was time to get out of there and give it some time to move on.
Same thing happened to me. Was brushed or bumped on the leg around the knee area. Never saw it but looked to my left and could see something turn around in the water. Never saw a fin but could tell it circled by the water. Took off swimming and it never pursued me apparently.
I pick my feet up on my bed or couch while watching that happen! Cheers y’all!
☮️💜NvUSA (no sharks)!
Florida man meets Florida shark
That dude with the glasses is Bodhi GARCHER he’s a local legend
My lawyer is a surfer off the coast of San Diego his buddy right next to him got swallowed by a 20 foot great white thrashed him around a little bit and spit him out he said the guy was literally halfway in the sharks mouth. He suffered some deep gashes and had to be taken to the hospital but he lived. He said all he could see of his body was the upper part of his body and head.
That’s weird I’ve been here surfing for 40 years and never heard that story..
You ain't gotta lie to kickit
The script was read awfully. It's not pronounced "smear-nuh" and it's not pronounced "tar-pawn". And tarpon are not baitfish but rather a game fish which EATS baitfish. This vid might contain other errors too, but I couldn't go any further, this was so bad.
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed.. and cringed
'You'd go swimming in the sea when there is monster fish that will cut you in half with one bite, you'd go swimming in the sea?' 'Sure, why not?' 'Huh?'
Saw a 40lbs snook bit clean in half like a surgical serrated saw right in front of me! Went to grab the head part the shark came back and ripped it out of my hand easy 6 foot or more , no more going in the water at new smyrna!
Dude, I stopped surfing NS because of all the shark hits on my board. And really, the waves aren't that much more consistent than anything else in FL.
Haven't been to New Smyrna Beach in years. Best thing there is JBs Fish Camp!!!
I've been told it's changed hands and name. Do you know if that's true?
@@betsybarnicle8016 unfortunately it's been several years since I've been. I hope it hasn't changed very much.
JBs still there, when he died things changed. Still okay.
Got bit in 95 on the foot surfing ponce inlet
Why hasn’t there been like a polycarbonate forearm to hand and knee to foot, flexible armor thing invented yet for surfers? Something sturdy, light, and as mobile as the surfers to help them be protected against those shark bite moments? Or is it already a thing that isn’t used?
Light metal mesh is better
Kevlar or stainless mesh suit in the vein of an undersuit similar to afull lenth rashie wven into and lght but strong and flexible then the wetsuit over the top 2piece for ease of movement trouble is would they be bothered to wear it as with protective motorcycle gear it only works if your wearing it also a llife jacket type vest like body armor but again floattation i wonder how many attacks would have been abandonded if the shark couldnt get a clamp down bite or if what it was biting tasted of metallic or carbon the answer is outthere perhaps a 3pronged solution 1shark shield 2 kevlar body suit with gloves and booties in camoflauge colors 3motorised boards so you can get away quick and yes they do exist i guess it depends on the risk your prepared to take me i would have all three and invest in your chance of survival and your life even if it means having to spend money for safety but there is no guarantee 100percent you are just stacking the odds in your favor and im all for that 😊😊regards😊
The idea has been explored but it is too inconvenient and impractical not to even mention the environmental risks. There are better deterants and shark attacks are statistically very improbable but get the most media attention because media loves fear mongering. I've surfed in great whites waters my whole life, I've never seen one (probs a bunch have seen me ngl) and I can count more times I was nearly ended by another surfer or a big wave. Human beings just do things backwards when it comes to logic... Someone gets bit by a shark, people cry "let's kill sharks" but someone wipes out in a big wave and is never seen again, no one cries out "Lets make waves smaller".... honestly, the biggest hazard out there are other human beings and their boards.
That's why I surf Ponce inlet
Remember, it is not mistaken identity! It is by choice. The sharks choose if they want to eat you or not. There is no mistake though. They usually choose not to!
You know very little about sharks. The one thing people like you never say??? "Teach me."
@@franram7426 That stereotype is typically true but actually doesn't apply here. I get why you said it though.
@@franram7426The thing is that the stereotype is actually more true people who take your position on this particular topic. It's the popular belief. You understand that right? Sharks are generally harmless and when they do attack and they do a predation it's because they are mistaken the person for a seal one of their common prey. It's when you examine. That is when you start to understand that it can't possibly be true.
The first thing is the fact that you don't smell like a seal. Sharks do have more amazing eyesight than we do. And not only do you not look like a seal, but you definitely do not smell one and smell is one of their primary senses even before eyesight.
The other reason that this can't possibly be true is the amount of attacks that we see that don't actually involve a surfboard.
Lastly, if their mistaken us for seal then creatures that look and act way more like seal and are in environments where sharks are also should be attacked with more frequency even though they are not on the sharks menu. That's doesn't happen.
@@franram7426 here's something you can learn. Go ahead and research why sharks don't eat manatees. Not one recorded attack. Those things move and act more like seals then we ever can. How does that make sense with what they're saying?
Lastly, most of the surfboard attacks are not from below. They are doing what you see in these drone videos where they see the thing from far away at almost eye level And they are attacking from the side not from below
I had a major shark encounter there! That was my family's vacation spot when I grew up in the 80s and 90s, my grandmother lived just a boardwalk away from the beach. I was about 10 years old and I was standing next to my father, fishing for Pompano in about knee to thigh deep crystal clear water. My dad is to the left of me, and I happen to glance to the left and behind him I see a giant 8 to 10 ft shadow in the Water swimming away from us! It was swimming parallel with the shore. That means, it approached us and swam maybe 3 to 5 ft behind me and my dad, before I was able to notice it! I'll never forget it, it just slowly swam away.
I got bit in half by a bull shark. They sewed my Brody back together again.
I can fix your issue! Not only can I fix Florida's issue but I have a contact with Shark Week that can help film its success!
I have enough trouble with Land Sharks.
You wouldn't get me surfing in that water.
We have many different sharks in the uk especially off Cornwall
but there has never been a shark attack in the uk ever
Oh way to go ! You just jinxed it !
Funny how peoples are worried about shark attacks 🦈🦈but they are in their habitat and we are in his territory.
well there are specific conditions that will lead up to a bite, I'd say being aware or cautious of it allows for better judgement on your part. Like the lady who got bit while swimming in a known big fish spot, had she known where she was, she may have reconsidered her decision. Unfortunately, you not always guarantied to survive and learn from your mistake.
Lots of surfers. Lots of sharks. I wonder if there's a connection?
turns out there isn't, the issue is actually more complex than that. Study I am referring to was conducted in austrelia but in general murky water and bullsharks is a very common bad idea, so if you head out you are partly asking for it. It's to each individual to assess the risk and make an informed decision, make the wrong one and your ignorance officially cost you.
LOL THIS IS WJERE J JUST MOVED
Yeah October is when they're traveling up coast
What type of sharks?
Bull sharks are responsible for most shark attacks off Florida and if you happen to be out farther from the shore, good old tiger sharks will attack you.
black tip and bull sharks . they are the biters at the shark pit
@@StoneBrokeAdventure damn they could go on a feeding frenzy
Hi Chip!
I have swam there before and there is a sandbar that the sharks use to push there prey into to catch them.
It’s odd that mostly it’s non locals that get HIT. TRUE.
Don’t come stay home !
I live here...they are everywhere
Really?i need surf spot in fl but NSB is giving me creeps
The attacks here are from small ass sharks that do zero damage. This is kinda like a falsified fact. Sure there are the most attacks here but most of the attacks are literally weak to the point where your completely fine. There have been attacks here that literally don’t even break the skin.
Wonder what the percentage of those attacks are actually fatalities. Probably pretty low compared to SA, SA or WA. Even Hawaii seems to have alot of fatal atacks from Tigers. Someone called shark attacks the reverse lottery win. Doesn't happen to many people but is life changing
great whites and tigers don't target you but target something that closely resembles you which means even n investigative bite is destined to be more violent. Then account for the size different and it is a no brainer. Smaller sharks can still bite you but it is more likely to be a defensive bite like the good doctor over here who was unlucky to land on one or you simply between it and its meal which it may take as you trying to compete with it. End of the day, you aren't at home so respect the place and accept you may still get in some trouble regardless...
Still not worth losing your leg, arm or a chunk of something, it would ruin your physical part of life
@@bassglaze3275 To be fair, it still beats losing your life… Even without a limb there are things you can do, see and experience which are worth it. When you dead, it all ends…
@@dreammaker9642 depends on what you believe happens after death, but still either way your quality of life goes down after losing a limb its never the same.
It would only be smart to do everything you can to avoid an attack 1. Don't surf at new Smyrna often 2. Get a frequency device that detours sharks away from the board (theres a design that has been proven to irritate sharks receptors and drives them away from the frequency around the board) and 3. Wearing more protective wetsuits
I never surf in Smyrna uneless I absolutely have to
@@bassglaze3275 well beliefs aside all we know for sure, is that it ends. I totally agree with avoiding risky areas and general safe practices when surfing lien avoid surfing completely alone. Although, I still do it (depends on the place) due to certain benefits such as the fact it’s peaceful and quiet but in doing so, I accept should I have a problem of any kind then unlikely that anyone can help me. Thing is shark attacks are rare, like extremely rare… however due to the gruesome nature of it, the media will jump on any they can get which can make it seem like a common occurrence and yet you have far more chances of dying or being permanently disabled by the car you hop into every day without a thought. So end of the day, if you love surfing or any other ocean activity, go out have fun but respect it and keep it clean for all to enjoy… should one day a shark take a liking to you, be happy you survived because a lot of other animals weren’t as lucky as you.
It's not like this is a surprise. Know your surroundings. Head north or south if the shark population scares ya, not too far south, though, as it starts getting sharky again around Melbourne....
I’m in Ft. Pierce an hour and a half down the road! Saw prob. 12 to 15 last sesh! 😂 Tourists do yourselves a favor and never fly your drone at the beach. You may never swim again! Lmfaooo It’s their house,we are the intruders! Respect 😎🤙
They only bite the tourists.
My favorite place to be ….
Most shark “ bites” there are very minor
I've surfed here for 60 years and only bitten once.
Once could have been once too many. I guess 60 years of fun is worth it...
I ride bikes so thats prob just as dangerous
@@MauriceTarantulas I ride my bike 20 miles a day when there's no waves and yes biking IMO is much more of a risk.
And dead?
@@isou2554 ?
@@smacker360 Sorry but if I have to go on a bike ok..but being eaten alive no thanks.
You should listen to some of the stories @sharks happen.
I swam there.Lived on a sailboat at Halifax Harbor..We would go there..There is an estuary nearby..probably the reason..
Why anyone would b e surving there?
That’s the risk of surfing - shark bites. Surf boards look like the underside of various shark prey species, so what do you expect? When you surf, you look like food and you’re in their turf. If you’re afraid of them, don’t surf or surf somewhere else. Just common sense, guys
Hey, let’s go in the water,where there are 100”s of SHARKS. They don’t harm people, just mistake them for food.
Yeap, mistaken identity can account for some, however there are attacks by sharks where mistaken identity is certainly not the case, infact some are very very intentional and there has been some pretty crazy stories out there. Unfortunately many end in great tragedy.
Mistaken identity is the case where really it wasn't your fault. Other cases (I'll even include longimanus) was you being at the wrong spot at the wrong time. For example, I once saw a diver nearly get his head ripped up by a great white while he was diving near a carcasses. We now know great whites can get very territorial especially around carcasses and should it consider you a threat or challenger then you are about to get it. Great whites tho have many ways to communicate to you that you are not welcome and will usually only come after you should you not get the memo.
I see them all the time but continues to go out there. There’s no activity that fun to put my life at risk like that! There’s enough dangers on land why add another!
Those are just the folks who believe it will never happen to them... until it does.
@@generalzod7959 I don’t understand it but it is what it is.
@@generalzod7959 if you surf long enough or spend enough time in the ocean you are very aware that everyday you are seconds away from being a headline and a statistic but it is a choice. Thats why good watermen and women don't get upset when they are bit or come close to it. Once you step in you accept the risk.
It's one thing for a shark to mistake a human as a meal. It's another thing when we have people that think it's fun to try to grab them out of the water as they come closer to shore to eat as well as onshore fishing right next to swimmers. Makes perfect sense. Grew up at the beach and you get Resepect when you give respect. It's THEIR home not ours. You should know that when you enter the water and come into their territory or don't go into the water at all. Common sense plays a factor here.
Tarpon are gamefish not bait fish
Tarpon aren’t bait fish
to sharks they are lol
Surfers and swimmers in the water must be like deliveroo or Uber eats for the sharks they don't even need to order just swim and see what hey can eat. I love sharks and nature and if you don't want to risk a shark attack and death, then STAY OUT OF THE SHARKS HOME. if someone came to my home with dinner I'd eat it. GO Sharks.
not quite, uber eats is yummy and we are quite disgusting to sharks. Imagine you were about to bite what you think was a burger but turns out its a pile of shit.
And noW More Sea "friends"...
TH-cam:
Cocodrilo en playa de Cozumel
WTF...
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Hows it go again sharks senses are not good ? A little turbidity and they do not know what they are biting. People look, sound and smell like seals to a shark there brain can not tell the difference? Surfers are rare sharks are not familiar with them ?. THEY KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE AT ALL TIMES.
It ain’t a small town anymore. All you people from New Jersey came here and ruined my state that I was born in.
It's definitely Yankee sharks causing the problems. In Florida we're used to people coming down from the North and Bringing their problems and violence, Why would we think northern sharks would be any different.
That's hilarious and sad at the same time.
Detroit sharks 🦈
@@theskins2600 Detroit style sharks can’t swim 😂
Do you go to the supermarket or do you go hunting. No "expert" common sense really. Easy slow prey.
Terrible narration
They know the dangers.
I have no sympathy.
Nobody asked for it😂😂🤷♂️
@@Underwatermetaldetecting
No, but they expect it.
They have feelings.
They aren't Republiturds.
Well, maybe they are.
No matter.
No sympathy.
@@anthonycantu8879 😂
@@Underwatermetaldetecting
No
Sympathy
@@anthonycantu8879 you're a weirdo.
They’re just black tip sharks 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
you don't want any smoke with one... trust me. Actually, bigger shakrs like bulls or great whites have a tendency to be much more straight forward when diving with them. A big bull shark will make it very clear where you stand with it, while reef sharks like blacktips are the ones you cannot keep your eye off because one minute they ok with you and the next they want you gone...
Spinners bulls are often in winter GREAT WHITE IN WINTER “yes.
passing through” most likly to JAX WHALE GROUNDS
Nurse TOO
Get yer facts right
NOT JUST THE NE TYPE
DUHHHH
@@atomicfusionvideo even if, shark is shark 😂 if you want smoke with one, it’d be happy to provide
Videos like this just encourages fear and hate of sharks. Please stop doing this we need them as much as they need us. Ever thought that there may be mor sharks it’s because we are overfishing!
This guy should probably just stay out of the water.
Southern California beaches have more people swimming and surfing in the ocean then Florids has. And we don't have shark attacks. We have more great white sharks here than Florida has. But the thing is, California ocean doesn't have the dangerous bull sharks and tiger sharks, like Florida has. Those are the sharks that do all the attacking on people.
California doesn't have shark attacks ? Could you have possibly said anything dumber than that ?
@@rottweilerfun9520 WHAT IS THIS VIDEO ABOUT? FLORIDA, SHARK ATTACK CAPITAL OF THE WORLD.............. do you get it??? do you know why??? California does NOT have any documented proof of a great white shark swimming close to shore to attack a person wading in the water, wearing a bathing suit. It doesn't happen. The only way you will get attacked is by looking like a seal. Surfers, or anyone on a board, resembling a seal or diving or swimming in a full body wetsuit and hood, could get you killed, but that's it. Our coastal beaches in California arent anything like Florida's waters. You are risking your life, big time, swimming off Florida.
Off Florida, N. Carolina S. Carolina, beach goers could be standing in just 4 feet of water and get attacked, by bull sharks who will attack a human for no reason at all. And tiger sharks who will attack if you are farther out swimming. California waters doesn't have bull sharks or tiger sharks.. so therefore we don't have any of those shark attacks on anyone just in the water.
Florida this year 58% of the world shark attacks. 2019 64% of the world shark attacks. California shark attacks are very very rare and 95% of the time, there is a reason behind why it happened..
@@rottweilerfun9520 Also, the ISAF considers a shark incident, if the shark just touched a person's surfboard, kayak or paddleboard as an attack. Ya you hear about the fatalities of the great white shark. Because one bite, a mistake in identity, is usually fatal for us humans. You weren't that seal, that the great white sure hoped you were. Just don't be out in the territory, looking like their favorite meal and there wouldn't be any attacks off California.
Bulls are horrible creatures when it comes to human encounters
@@arthurbrumagem3844 Bull sharks get away with alot. And their attacks always get blamed on another shark.. Because they have no markings and aren't that massive of a shark. But rate a 10 on aggressive and fearless. That's why Florida rules, as "shark attack capital of the world."
This is one of the worst and most uninformed videos I have ever seen.... You keep saying you're a new samurai but you are showing things from South daytona.... You are interviewing fishermen on the jetty in South daytona... You are showing a view of new samarna from the other side of the inlet while standing in daytona.... And then the worst thing of all you called tarpon bait fish.... The silver king or tarpon is the reason there is 20 million people in the state of Florida and that is absolute undisputed fact that fish made this state... And it is not a batefish...
Surfing is totally insane -- if you're willing to paddle out into the ocean on a fish shaped board with your hands and feet propelling you exactly like a fish's fins, your brain is NOT functioning properly.
Why thank you sir!!
Complete disconnect with reality.
agreed, we face the force of the ocean and accept inevitably we will lose the war...
@@dreammaker9642
More.... Complete disconnect.
99.9999999% do not lose the battle or the war.
These people are full of lies
You don't want for waves. Catch em all.
Oh hey there human ......nooooo no I did not in any way purposely try to bite you. Honestly it was a mistake , I don't even like the way humans taste......I mean assume they would taste like. You believe me don't you ? Here let me show you something if I can .