A video shows a U.S. Coast Guard crew member firing shots near a shark to steer it away from crewmates who were taking a dip in the Pacific Ocean.
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Signs of an impending Sharknado in 2020?
Sorry not surprised.
2020 I hate you.
Yup… Another “new normal “
Not Canada
Bryson Gray
Brilliant … Wound the sharks, filling the water with blood, to get the swimmers safely on board 😁
Just an FYI the bullets can’t hit the shark. The water absorbs all the energy.
Coast guard meets Water guard.
Coast guard forced to disperse.
Selfish ‘murica, theyll kill anything in its way.
The Rounds basically dissipate when they strike the water and lose all energy so the shark will of been fine, it’s more the stunning effect used by making the loud bangs in its vicinity to move it off in time to get the swim call to safety
The shark is fine.
The behind the scenes story the Captain is in deep for knowingly letting them swim in shark infested waters.
Hahaha this genius fires an auto gun like 2 cms from his partners hahaha he is more dangerous than the shark
As I said elsewhere, The Rounds basically dissipate when they strike the water and lose all energy so the shark will of been fine, it’s more the stunning effect used by making the loud bangs in its vicinity to move it off in time to get the swim call to safety
..um, with those cards on the screen, NOBODY can read what it says in ur video for the last bit there ending in ‘including the shark’.. :/
The shooter missed every time because he didn’t understand refraction of light at a surface 😂
Or maybe because he was just trying to scare it away
The shark will take defunding in his own fins
Never go into the water!
Sharks love to be petted sometimes
Dad was on the Campbell in the early 50’s. Ships photographer I believe. He had an 8mm film of swim call and sharks being shot with a Garand.