AS WE CONTINUE SHARK SUMMER SCHOOL. WE BEGIN NOW WITH A POP QUIZ.
>> AND IF WE SIGN
IPOD QUIZZES ALL RIGHT HERE
RIGHT SO WHAT’S THE MOST COMMON
SHARK IN THE WORLD.
GET THIS IT’S THE
SPINY DOGFISH IT’S FOUND OFF
THE COAST OF EVERY KIND IN THE
WORLD EXCEPT ANTARCTICA THEY
SMALL SHARKS AREN’T WHAT PEOPLE
TYPICALLY THINK OF WHEN THEY
THINK.
>> RIGHT AND SO YOU LOOK AT
THAT AND IT LOOKS LIKE A
TYPICAL SHARK, THOUGH THEY
MIGHT
SEE RIGHT. OH YEAH, I MEAN I
CAN’T TELL THE ALL AT THE SAME
TO ME THEY JUST LOOK LIKE YEAH
ALL I NEED TO KNOW IF THEY HAVE
TV BUT I’M HEADED IN THE OTHER
DIRECTION PRETTY NOW WITH MORE
START SHARK TRIVIA IS RICHARD
WHOSE IT HAS BEEN A
JACKSONVILLE BEACH ALL MORNING.
HE’S GOT THE CUSHY JOB THIS
MORNING IS BEAUTIFUL
OUT THERE. STILL PLENTY OF
OTHER SHARKS RIDGE CALLED THE
FIRST COAST HOME.
>> YEAH I THINK THAT YOU SAID THE RIGHT THING LOOK THEY’LL HAVE TEETH AND IF YOU SEE ONE
YOU MIGHT WANT THAT’S PRETTY
AND THEN MAKE SURE THAT IT’S
GOT PLENTY OF ROOM AND YOU GIVE
IT.
>> WELL MORE ROOM.
>> THAT WAY YOU FEEL SAFE,
LET’S GET THROUGH SOME OF THE
OTHER ONES THAT WE
HAVE HERE ALONG OUR FIRST CASE
BEACH IS ONE OF THE MOST COMMON
IN THE NORTHEAST FLORIDA AREAS,
THE ATLANTIC
SHARP NOSE. NOW YOU’LL SEE
THESE OFTEN AT THE END TELL OUR
TELEPHONE POLE AT A FISHING
ROD UNFORTUNATELY, IT’S GOT
BROWN TO ALL OF GREY ON THE
BACK WITH A WHITISH COLOR
BELLY, IT’S GOT A LONG SHARPLY
ROUNDED SNOUT. >> AND THESE TYPICALLY GLO GLORY TO ABOUT 3 FEET UNDER
COMMON ALONG OR SHALLOW
WATERS HERE. THE HERE’S SOME
RUMBLING THE LIFEGUARDS ARE
SETTING UP CAGES FOR THEIR SURF
SCHOOL. IT’S TAKING PLACE AT
THE END OF THE
RAMP HERE THE BLACK TEMPERATURE
IS ALSO VERY COMMON. THESE ARE
MORE FREQUENT WHEN WE GET
REPORTS OF SOMEBODY THAT HAS
BEEN BITTEN. IT LOOKS A LOT
LIKE THE SHARPNESS IT’S GOT A
LONGER TAIL AND FAN AND THESE
CAN GROW UP TO ABOUT 6 AND A
HALF FEET. IN THAT SAME
VARIETY, THEY’RE FINDING THE
BLACK TIPS TYPICALLY ARE IN THE
DEEPER WATER AND THAT’S WHERE I
WOULD ALSO PUT SPINNER SHARKS
WHICH ARE A VERY EXCITING FISH
TO WATCH ESPECIALLY WHEN
THEY’RE HUNTING IN THEIR NAME
BECAUSE AS THEY COME OUT OF THE
WATER PART OF THEIR HUNTING IS
A KIND OF SPIN IN THE AIR THEY
DO FLIPS AND STUFF YOU SEE THEM
ALL OVER
NEW SMYRNA. THE BONNET HEAD IS
THE SMALLEST MEMBER OF THE
HAMMERHEAD FAMILY THESE ARE
BEAUTIFUL LOOKING SHARKS.
JUST LIKE THE HAMMERHEAD TO GET
YOU
KNOW THE FLATTENED OUT HAD BUT
THESE KIND OF HAVE LIKE A
SCALLOPED HEAD IN IT’S MORE OF
A SHOVEL HEAD
OR SHOVEL SHAPE VERSUS THAT OF
THE HAMMER. THEY’RE TYPICALLY
GRAY TO BROWN
AND THEY MAY HAVE SOME SPOTS
WHEN THEY’RE YOUNGER YOU’LL SEE
THESE IN THE SHALLOW WATERS
ALSO ON REALLY CLEAR AND
CALM CONDITIONS IS WHERE YOU
CAN SEE THESE AND THEN WE HAVE
THE LEMON SHARKS AND THEY SANG
A LITTLE FURTHER OFF SHORE
SOMETIMES THEY WILL VENTURE
INTO FRESH WATER AREAS AND THEY
CAN GROW UP TO ABOUT 10 FEET SO
HIS BIGGEST THEY LOOK
TYPICALLY THEY’RE NOT VERY
AGGRESSIVE AND WHEN YOU GET TO
THE AGGRESSIVE ONES NOW WE’RE
TALKING ABOUT
THE BULLS AND THE TIGER I TOLD
YOU THIS STORY IN THE VERY
BEGINNING OF THE SHARK WEEK WE
START DOING BULLET CHASED US
OUT THERE MAYPORT IS
IT WAS ENJOYING A BUFFET OF
MULLET WILL A TIGER SHARK
OR I SEE MORE OF THIS AND I WAS
IN SOUTH FLORIDA AND THESE
THINGS CAN GET HUGE UP TO ABOUT
19 FEET AND
THEY HAVE THE DISTINCT MARKINGS
ON THE SIDE LIKE A TIGER, SO
THEY HAVE STRAITS
AND THEY ARE CONSIDERED TO BE
AMONG THE DEADLIEST BECAUSE
THEY’RE SO BIG THAT
AND THE CHANCE THAT YOU DO HAVE
AN ENCOUNTER WITH HIM YOU MAY
HAVE SOME DAMAGE THAT COULD
LEAD A PROMISE OR
TALKING ABOUT A VERY EXTENSIVE
BY COMPARED TO THAT OF SOME OF
OUR A TIP SHARKS THAT WE
COVERED A LITTLE WHILE AGO IF
YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OF
WHAT MIGHT BE LURKING IN
THE WATER AND IT’S IT’S IT’S
ALWAYS NEED TO SEE WHAT’S OUT
THERE
AND THEN PUT IT IN THE BACK OF
YOUR MIND WHEN YOU ARE OUT
THERE, BUT IF YOU WANT TO CHECK
OUT MORE OF WHAT SHARKS IN THE
SPECIES THAT WE HAVE HERE
LOCALLY GO TO THE FWC WEBSITE
JUST CLICK ON THAT CHART AVENUE
CAN FIND SOME OF THE ONES THAT
COLOR SALT WATER. HOME.
WHETHER WE LIKE IT OR NOT WE
JUST HAVE TO REMEMBER WE’RE
VISITORS IN
THEIR HOUSE.
>> AND I THINK THAT’S ALWAYS
SUCH AN IMPORTANT REMINDER DO
IS WE MAKE ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT
GOING IN THE WATER, IT’S KIND
OF LIKE WHY ARE THESE SHARKS
HERE WILL BECAUSE THEY LIVE
HERE LIVE HERE PLAY CUTTING
INTO A LAKE IN AN ALLIGATOR
BEING THERE WHAT WHAT WHAT ARE
YOU DOING SO RICH I LIKE THE
WAY THAT YOU DESCRIBED WITH A
TIGER SHARK THAT THERE COULD BE
SOME TRAUMA INVOLVED. YOU WOULD
DEFINITELY KNOW WHAT THAT IS
THERE.
>> THEY’VE GOT BIG HEADS AND
ALONG WITH THAT YOU KNOW JUST
LOOK AT THAT SHARK TOOTH THAT
YOU HAVE THE ONE THAT WAS ABOUT
THE END THEY WERE THINKING ALL
RIGHT SO THAT THING COULD BE UP
TO 10 FEET LONG AND THEN JUST
TAKE THOSE
TEETH IN.
>> YOU KNOW GO ONE BY ONE TO
PUT TOGETHER ON A SHARK THAT
BIG A MINUTE TALKING ABOUT
AMOUNT THAT CAN BE.
>> AS MUCH AS
9.10 INCHES WIDE AND ALL OF
THAT FILLED WITH THOSE MULTIPLE
ROSEMEAD SHARKS CAN LOSE IN A
50 PLUS 1000 TEETH IN THEIR
LIFETIMES WHICH HELPS S WHAT
WE’RE DOING SOME SORT
TO SOMETHING.
>>JENNIFER WAUGH: WE PREFER TO
ENCOUNTER THOSE TEETH OF COURSE
ALONG THE SHORE POINTED OUT IN
THE WATER. THANK YOU
IT.
>>LAUREN VERNO: AND COMING UP
IN THE 2ND HALF HOUR AND CHECK
BACK IN WITH RICH IN TAKE A
DEEP DIVE WITH HIM AGAIN HE’S
GOING TO SHOW US HIS MYSTICAL
EXPERIENCE IN WOMEN WITH.