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"Carcharodon carcharias."
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Cannonball!
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Satellite tagger ready.
Keep an eye out below, David.
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Sharks like to attack their prey
from underneath them.
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- What? Why?
- So you don't see them coming.
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Chomp!
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There's nothing to be afraid of, David.
We're in a solid metal cage.
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It's the same thing scientists use
to study sharks.
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Why are we doing this again?
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There's still so much we don't know
about great white sharks.
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They're great. They're sharks.
I think we know enough.
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We actually know very little.
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We don't know
where they spend most of their time.
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Yet. And if we don't know that...
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We don't know how many are left.
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Right. Which means we don't know
how much help they need from us.
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I think we're the ones
that are gonna need some help.
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Don't they eat people?
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Only by accident.
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How do you accidentally eat a person?
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Because you think
they're something you do eat,
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so you accidentally take a bite.
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Let me show you.
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Jane to Greybeard.
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Greybeard? Greybeard!
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Let's get the seal decoy in the water,
then keep a lookout for our shark friend.
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Are we playing shadow puppets?
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Sort of. Remember how I told you
sharks hunt from below?
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I will literally never forget.
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That's also how they see their prey.
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- Look at that.
- Is that the shape of a seal or a person?
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Hard to tell, right? Same for sharks.
They're not trying to hunt people,
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they just accidentally bite
the wrong things sometimes.
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So we shouldn't be scared?
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I'm not a seal. I'm not a seal.
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- Jane?
- Where did our decoy go?
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It's right above us.
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Which means the shark's right below us.
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Tata.
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What? It isn't easy pushing you
around in this.
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And aren't you a little old
to be playing pretend, huh?
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Any sign of her, David?
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No, thankfully.
And how'd you know she was a she?
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Girl sharks are bigger than boy sharks.
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Quit fooling around, Davey.
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Pops needs everything on his grocery list
for his favorite recipe.
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Saucy seafood paella
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And you know what he's like
when we forget something.
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Guess who?
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Hey, hon.
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Did I put parsley on the list?
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Yep.
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- And saffron threads?
- Uh-huh.
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And remember, bomba rice,
not the rice you got last time.
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Bomba, not sticky.
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Got it.
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Okay, thanks. And if you could be
quick about it, Millie's starving.
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Love you.
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Love you too.
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Come on, bud. We better hurry.
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What even are saffron threads?
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Sorry, Jane. Mission paused.
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Hopefully forever.
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But what about getting the tracker
on the Carcharodon carcharias?
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Carchara-- What now?
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Carcharodon carcharias.
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It's the scientific name
for a great white shark.
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Well, why can't you just say that then?
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It's more fun to use a scientific name.
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You and I have
a very different idea of having fun.
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Look, soup's on sale.
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Yes, we do.
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What? Three for one.
This almost never happens.
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Make room, corazoncito.
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Come on, come on. Let's go, out.
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So, what's this about sharks?
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We're trying to tag one so we can see
where they spend their time.
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Easy, the ocean.
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But where exactly?
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Sharks disappear for huge amounts of time,
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- and scientists still don't know why.
- What does it matter?
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'Cause they're an apex predator.
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Is that another scientific name?
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No, apex means they're at the top
of the ocean's food chain.
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Without them,
none of their prey gets eaten,
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which means they eat too much
and the whole chain falls apart.
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Why do you worry yourself
about such things, huh?
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'Cause someone has to.
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Sharks eat fish, right?
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Fish, seals, the occasional dead whale.
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Well, I don't think there are any
dead whales around here,
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but there's definitely a fish section.
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Maybe you can find your shark over there.
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Good idea, Tata. I'll be right back.
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Take your time. And let me know
if the tilapia's on sale, huh?
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I will.
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We're supposed to be looking for sharks,
Greybeard, not poking dead fish.
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Use the fish as bait?
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I like your thinking.
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I can't even read this one.
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Let me see.
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"Potato chip."
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Yeah, nice try, Davey.
That's what you want.
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Rice section.
Now, where is the bomba kind?
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- Shark!
- Davey. Davey, quiet.
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Shark.
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What? It was quieter.
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Jane, the shark's here.
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I know.
I used some fresh fish to get her here.
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She's beautiful.
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When she comes close, tag her.
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What do you mean, no?
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Of course she's huge.
She's the world's largest predatory fish.
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We need to work on your sliding skills.
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Hi.
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Something tells me you're not happy
I'm trying to tag you,
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but now I get to see
how fast you can swim.
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Greybeard, run!
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Jane, where are you? Update.
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Trying not to get chomped.
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Did you tag her?
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No, but I think I made her angry.
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Great, an angry shark.
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I'm coming, but I'm not happy about it.
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{\an8}"Limit of six per customer?"
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Can I borrow this?
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Fine, David,
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but then you have to help me
put some of those back.
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'Kay.
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- Turn right.
- Got it.
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Chomp on this.
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That was awesome.
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Except the part
where we didn't tag the shark.
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What did you two do?
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- Research.
- Shark surviving.
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Maybe you can survive
a little more quietly.
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Yeah, or a lot more.
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Look at the mess you've made.
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The embarrassment you've caused.
Start cleaning this up now.
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"The greatest danger
to our future is apathy."
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- What does apathy mean?
- I'm not exactly sure.
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It means a lack of interest or concern.
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Like how you're both apathetic towards
quickly cleaning up your mess right now.
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Or how people are apathetic
to helping sharks.
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I like how you turned that around.
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Let me help you, Dad, who I love.
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People don't help sharks
because they're scary, corazoncito.
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No, they're misunderstood.
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We shouldn't let things disappear
just because we're scared of them.
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People are the apex predator of the world,
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which means it's our job
to keep the chain from falling apart.
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Which we're not doing.
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She really wants to save the world.
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You're not scary.
People just don't understand you yet.
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I'm sorry I failed.
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Don't give up. There's still time.
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That's not what he sounds like.
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I see.
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And the world is running out of time.
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I wish you'd stop worrying
about things you can't change.
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But that's just the thing, Tata.
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We can change.
We just need to be more interested.
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Worrying is not bad
if it makes you do something
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to change a thing you were worried about.
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Like that lady you like so much?
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Jane Goodall is trying to change
the world and save animals.
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That's what I wanna do.
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How can I help you?
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Sharks are in trouble
because we're overfishing the ocean
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and killing too many of them.
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If we can learn more about how they live,
we can learn how to help save them.
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Yes.
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That's why you need to tag one,
so you can follow it?
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Exactly!
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But every time we've tried,
it hasn't worked.
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When I try to understand
what someone else is thinking,
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I try to think like they think.
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Maybe you're thinking too much
like a person.
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I don't get it.
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Maybe you need to start
thinking like a shark.
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Like a shark.
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Thank you, Tata.
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We'll be right back.
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Don't eat me!
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Sorry. Is your dad still mad?
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He always gets anxious
when shopping for one of Pop's recipes.
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He'll get over it.
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I think I have an idea
on how to tag our shark.
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Does it involve action and danger?
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Yes.
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- I'm out.
- What?
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Kidding.
I'm in, as long as I'm not in danger.
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I'm in danger?
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How good are you at making seal noises?
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I'm the best.
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Louder?
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David.
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- I got something in my throat.
- Uh-huh.
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So, what's the plan?
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Let's seal this deal.
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Gotta honk like you mean it.
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See anything, Greybeard?
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Okay. Let us know if you see her.
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And don't get distracted.
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Copy?
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Just the fish left. You still got it.
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I'm pretending to be a seal
so I can lure over a great white shark
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so my best friend can tag it.
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Nice job.
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Still no sign of her, Greybeard?
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Greybeard, you there?
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Greybeard, copy? Over.
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Jane?
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Maybe if I waddle around like a seal too?
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Greybeard, answer me!
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Do you know where the fish section is?
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Greybeard said she's coming!
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At least she can't hunt me from below.
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Think like a shark. Hunt from below.
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Got her!
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Yeah!
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Greybeard.
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You couldn't have waited
till we paid for it, Greybeard?
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He was hungry.
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That's a lot of fish.
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Well, Kevin loves making seafood paella.
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What's wrong?
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One of the reasons sharks are in trouble
is because we're overfishing the oceans.
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No fish, no sharks.
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Well, they're not gonna miss
these shrimp, will they?
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No, but the fish that eat the shrimp will,
and the seals that eat the fish,
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and the sharks that eat the seals.
We're all connected.
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It's on your Pop's list.
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If they can imagine
saving great white sharks,
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then maybe we can start to imagine
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eating some different things
once in a while.
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Like not eating meat once a week,
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or making sure the meat you do eat
isn't as bad for the environment.
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You know, I think Pops would agree.
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Do you have any
environmentally friendly fish?
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Right this way.
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How'd these chips get in here?
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The satellite tagging signal
is coming in loud and clear.
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Where is she going?
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Hopefully, we'll find out soon.
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Did she circle around us?
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No, she's still ahead of us.
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There's another one.
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- They look smaller than her.
- Which means...
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They're boy sharks.
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Because girl sharks are bigger
than boy sharks.
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This must be where they meet
to have babies.
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I don't think anyone's
ever seen this before.
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What? My dad said I could have a treat.
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Help save the great white sharks.
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Hold on, Tata. I'll be right back.
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- Where are you going?
- I have to call Carlee Jackson.
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Who's that?
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She's a marine biologist
who studies sharks.
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Didn't we help the sharks?
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Yes, but there's always more we can do.
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Okay, but don't be too long,
corazoncito. Dinner will be ready soon.
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Okay.
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- Carlee.
- Hi. You must be Jane.
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Yep. Thanks for meeting with me
and talking about sharks.
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No problem. After all the emails
and messages you sent me,
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I just-- How could I say no?
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What are those green things beside you?
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These up here?
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So these are shark tags
that I've used out in the field.
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We put them on the fins of the shark,
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kind of like a little earring
on their fin.
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And we also have our phone number
on the back of these tags.
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So, if anyone catches the shark,
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they can give us a call
and we'll know where the shark has been.
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Actually, let me pull up a video for you
of me shark tagging.
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This is a blacktip shark.
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And as you can see,
we are measuring the shark.
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What's the tube for?
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That puts water into the shark's mouth
to make sure it can breathe.
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And then we tag the shark.
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When we're done with the shark,
we release it right back in the water,
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and it swims away nice and healthy.
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When did you first start liking sharks?
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I was about five or six years old,
and I read this book on sharks,
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and it just got me completely hooked.
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That's when I knew I wanted to be
a shark scientist when I grew up.
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Have you ever swam with a shark?
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Let me see if I can find
the video of that.
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So I was in Belize, and this video
is me swimming with a nurse shark,
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and I was actually doing research.
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David would be very scared if he saw
a shark in the ocean without a cage.
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Sharks are actually way more scared
of us than we are of them.
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A lot of times
when people are attacked by sharks,
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it's by mistake 'cause they can't see
them very well.
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So they think they're food,
then they take a bite, and they're like,
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"This is nasty," and they swim away
'cause they made a mistake.
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If people see a shark in the ocean,
what should they do?
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I always stress to keep your distance,
and no touching.
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It's really important to replace the fear
of sharks with respect of sharks.
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How can we help them?
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There's a lot of things
that young people can do to help sharks.
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One of those is to eat
sustainable seafood.
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Make sure it's coming from a place
that's very environmentally friendly
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and isn't overfishing certain populations.
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There are some young
people going even further,
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getting involved in programs
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like Sharks 4 Kids, that helps get kids
more involved in shark conservation.
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There are even youth environmental
advocates, like Dyson Chee.
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He's trying to get plastic pollution
out of the water
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just to overall help our oceans.
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I also started my own organization
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{\an8}Minorities In Shark Sciences, with three
other Black women shark-scientists.
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And we've never seen anyone
that looked like us in this field,
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so we wanted to make sure
no one else felt like we did.
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Our goal is to just bring more diversity
into shark science
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because the more brains we have
working on shark science,
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the more things we'll discover.
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And that overall helps protect sharks.
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I love that you're getting
more people to save the sharks.
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Jane, dinner's ready!
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- Sounds like you have to go.
- I wish I didn't.
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But I will do all I can
to help the sharks.
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- Thanks for talking to me, Carlee.
- Bye, Jane.
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Don't forget, sharks are "fin-tastic."
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David will love that one. Bye!
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Jane, Greybeard's eating your dinner!
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Greybeard!