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I FOUND A DEAD SHARK Can We Help With Shark Research (sensitive content warning)

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Published 27 Feb 2021

I found this greater hammerhead shark that appears to have very recently died and washed ashore. By the looks not at the hands of humans as there are no indications of hooks or any damage, it’s a super rare opportunity so I thought I’d use my platform to find some qualified experts or those authorised shark biologists that might want to do research on the shark or instruct me to help, we might be able to help find out more about the species and raise awareness as I am in no way qualified, please hit me up ASAP if I can help in anyway! cheers Shop - https://youngbloods.co Main Channel - /youngbloods Follow Brodie - https://www.instagram.com/brodiemoss/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@ ybsbrodie?lang=en REDDIT - https://www.reddit.com/r/YBSyoungbloodsfamily/

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@YBSExtras3 years ago Addressing some comments. Jarrad isn' t studying sharks, he is passing the information on hoping we find someone that is studying sharks or a expert in the area and can use the information or possible research, cheers. 265
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@nickdaniel23313 years ago Ive heard of dolphins killing sharks when they have young around. They swim into the sharks under sides and make impact with their snout. Its definitely rar always makes my day to see your videos. Cheers. ...Expand 30
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@Bohdiezz3 years ago Thats awful. Like everyone saying, science with jared seems like a plan. 119
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@selachianseas9993 years ago A necropsy would be needed to check for injuries - the bleeding from the mouth and gills does suggest some kind of internal damage. Hammerheads are known . ...Expand 2
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@jparker65573 years ago Great video an very respectful, it wouldve been ideal to open it up to see what its beenbeen interesting, keep up the content, new sub. 3
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@reconnaissance73723 years ago The blood expelling from the mouth is a sign of internal bleeding most likely caused by impacting a sea vessel i would assume. 4
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@sharkbite57443 years ago Looked super healthy and the bleeding seems very strange, surely once the heart has stopped there shouldnt be blood loss like that. I know that these t . ...Expand 3
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@seahippies3 years ago Powerful radio transmitters from submarines in the indian ocean are a possibility - do some research ondamage from powerful military sources. Good on ya brody from the daintree (other side of shtralia ). ...Expand
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@eastcoastadventures95763 years ago Poor little fella. Be sure to keep us updated mate.
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@crayspearfishingadventure3 years ago Bless up ybs extras brodie love the vlogs.
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@burritodog36343 years ago Poor shark. He was a good shark never wanted to hurt nobody. 7
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@mutt11123 years ago If it bleeding good chance of internal damage, best guess it got to close to a pod of dolphins with young ones and they took out the threat. 7
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@keithallison37563 years ago Possible blunt force trauma( hit by boat or dolphin) could cause internal bleeding and possibly no external signs of injury. Not a marine biologist but trying to reason it out. Feel bad for it. Beautiful creature! 2
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@davidmenzies92703 years ago I dont think it would be bleeding from the mouth if it dies a natural death. 62
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@Dontlook1463 years ago The time i wish is was a marine biologist. I would fly out there asap. You and your crew are legends! 14
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@captainasce93433 years ago Always looking after nature! Love you man! 2
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@raiNofchAosFPS3 years ago Hammer heads sometimes beach themselves if a bigger shark tries to attack it, and because they are very blind to a degree but have better vison then other sharks. They rely on their senses to feed for dead pray smell blood. 4
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@donnydoom90123 years ago I' m not a marine biologist but i play one on youtube, and i did stay in a holiday inn last night. That being said my best guess would be it ingested . ...Expand
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@katfiishn3 years ago There' s some shark scientists from the wa department of primary industries and regional development that i' m sure would be keen to see this. 1
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@zacsprigg95003 years ago You should do a road trip through the wheatbelt mate.
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@thatsbollox3 years ago I' d guess either dolphin strike or parasitic.
long shot, but check its tail and pecs for nibble tooth marks. I havent seen it in 30 yrs gamefishing, great vids btw. Beautiful. ...Expand
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@andrewbaranski39423 years ago Opening the gut content is usually the first thing you' d do with a dead animal, very likely its what they have ingested if its not a bigger shark that has obviously done it or its not been tangled in fishing wire.
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@marcuso47993 years ago Are there dolphins in that area? Dolphins are known to ram sharks with their snouts and in some cases they can die from it.
love your vidoes!
big fan from sweden! 18
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@stevewintner34663 years ago Hi
would you do a video explaining what you would do in an extremely dangerous spot around a group of sharks.
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@rebelrob96373 years ago Just seeing a notification from you makes my day man. 13
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@hottubdeano20433 years ago From my hot tub in the uk that looks a very healthy shark to me brodie. If it has plastic in its stomach that would be very sad - but with your profile . ...Expand 1
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@eastcoastadventures95763 years ago Shared to a few sunshine coast community groups. Hopefully someone gets in contact.
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@timmorris26243 years ago We need the ox man, jared to the rescue. 62
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@deanerhar3 years ago Wonder if the shark was unfortunate enough to get pricked by a stone fish or ray maybe? Are sharks immune to stone fish toxins or other spiny fish? I can . ...Expand 2
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@danielwithey4583 years ago Sorry brodie mate. Sensitive content warning came up and half the video was cut out . Love the vids and hope it all works out mate. Cheers from japan. Give my boys a shout out if you can mate. They love watching your vids. ...Expand
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@krisbrand3543 years ago I have a phd in marine biology, sharks can die from heart attacks. There was a study done back in the early 80s and autopsies carried out on sharks that . ...Expand 1
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@hencosteenberg66853 years ago You should check if it was gill hooked. 1
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@breadslocum47963 years ago Plenty of good options in hypothesis up on here already. Hopefully you are able to at least get the blood analyzed or find something out. Well worst id="hidden17" case or last case scenario if you find out it was not poisoned and if the meat is still good, hammerhead makes delicious eating. ...Expand
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@mdv20433 years ago First two things i would check for is hook marks inside mouth and or gills. Hammers are lean fish and actually die on a hook and line fighting because . ...Expand
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@boyssansiro56143 years ago I never skip adds on you' re videos hope that helps. 1
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@1Matej233 years ago I am no expert but as soon as you mentioned that there are no external signs of any sorts, perhaps he ate something? Like some plastic and could not digest it, causing it to die?
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@socalsaltwateranglers3 years ago Ig message sent brodie. Good luck brother. 1
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@luffy65703 years ago Not sure, i study marine biology but just looking at it, since it doesnt have any injuries or external parasites, it may be because of internal parasite o . ...Expand
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@jappycappy3 years ago I have a bachelors in biology, that being said i' m not an expert on sharks, but i know some basics on fish. If there is no obvious sign of injury than . ...Expand
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@XCLU5V3 years ago 182 views and 112 thumbs up. Ybs crew coming in strong! 2
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@tomasg46893 years ago Is there any entity or institute you could call and ask for some guidance on what to do? For instance, here in portugal, i think you' d probably be . ...Expand 1
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@michaelmessy23 years ago Dude take it and if you have a old chest freezer put it in and freeze until you get a call from marine biologist. This should help stop it from decomposing, until it is examined.
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@leonguggenheim14603 years ago You could write to nearby universities and ask them if they want to dissect him.
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@allthingswildlifeyt12183 years ago Mightve swallowed a hook, also hammerheads have quite a high mortality rate when it comes to fishing even when they dont swallow hooks. Very sensitive species unfortunately. 33
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@lyndal8413 years ago Your the best mate love your vids i' ve done a few utube vids have 20 subs now: i' m from the central coast nsw.
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@Dstick1Spearfishing3 years ago Did you call fisheries brodie? They have the whole frames etc program. Exmouth has a fisheries team that could deal with this.
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@sjam173 years ago It may have ingested something that it could not digest. Blood may be caused by the internal organs beginning to breakdown. If it continues, gas from the . ...Expand
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@frontlinefishing4163 years ago Okay i' ve caught alot of sharks and tagged them in exmouth off learmonth beach. Greater hammerhead main food is stingrays. I find it weird that its two things i can think of its been gut hooked and has died from lack of knowledge on that person part( only way to tell is open the sharks mouth and see if you can see anything in its throat or gut )
or it has eaten a stingray and a barb has hit something vital( opening it up again)
thats still a juvenile shark and i would highly doubt it just died
im curious myself so if you figure it out please make another video. ...Expand
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@dstallard56733 years ago Came back to recomment on this. I live in the states on the coast of virginia. Kind of ironic but we have a beached humpback whale not far from me.
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@masonjackson69993 years ago Its a tragedy, but even more reason to keep the comment section full of positivity and good vibes everyone. 1
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@FishGUitaz0z3 years ago Any local universities with a marine bio program that would want it? That would be an awesome opportunity to dissect in undergrad.
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@prohuntersa49993 years ago Leg tattoo at the end looks too much like victoria
coincidence?
i don' t think so!
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@ikejimenez45003 years ago Maybe swallowed the whole hook and caused ai' ve seen sharks that get they' re whole guts ripped out by swallowing the hook. and greaters will fight with everything they have, very strong fighting sharks and it' s very important to have the right tackle when targeting these sharks because time is critical especially with any hammerhead species. The quicker u can reel em in and get em back in the water the better chance of survival. ...Expand 1
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@bushydray3 years ago Just cut it open and film every step. Or if you have a " sharks board" near you contact them, i remember when i was at school in durban we went . ...Expand
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@R1Kyle3 years ago Ok how about instead of just leaving it there you bring down your table to the beach and just carefully cut it open to look for trash or internal hook . ...Expand
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@vegasdriver3 years ago You should take it back to mossland and put it on ice to find someone to check it out.
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@Marss13z3 years ago Down in south florida, we had a very cold night some years back, coupled with no wind. Thousands of sharks, rays, and moray eels died from the very low oxygen in the water. Not saying this is what got your late friend.
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@rusty78yak3 years ago Brodie has you been to ellenbrook secondary collge in perth. 1
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@geecee97703 years ago I' m no expert but you guys do have alot of dolphins as well, they literally bull rush sharks with their nose and can also cause internal bleeding. 1
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@ryanmorgan7753 years ago Just cut it open and see whats in side. Might find plastic or a lure. Its dead already so doesnt really matter. But bleeding from the inside doesnt seem like a natural cause unless it ate something it shouldnt have.
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@tommygun20503 years ago Was the outcast of the pack wouldnt be left alone and died of stress seen it happen to many different species as aquarist.
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@PRSKris3 years ago Wheres the rest of the ybs team? Isnt jarrod a marine biologist?
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@ArturoRr3 years ago Toxic intake in the stomach or in the blood? Take it to a vet to get analized. 2
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@cassandrahatfield47653 years ago Off topic but my girlfriend and i love your channel we watch it constantly but we never know why you release some fish and not others. I wish you would explain that a little further sometimes. 1
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@kezley12343 years ago I think it could have possibly swollowed a hook and that could be why it' s still bleeding. Very sad. 1
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@heyyou58013 years ago Shark was caught fishing and released. Died after being caught. Ate the hook possibly, these sharks rarely survive being caught even if it didnt eat the hook.
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@2AArt3 years ago Bring the whole gang back. Wheres the ybs crew? Jared is a legit marine biologist so i wonder whats going on? 6
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@leechurchman81003 years ago Maybe it swallowed a lure deep and a fishermen yanked it out that would explain the blood. 6
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@saxonoverland46403 years ago Sharks don' t have swim bladders so when the die naturally the normally sink to the bottom, they done float so its kinda strange that it washed ashore. 3
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@uhl37063 years ago Man, just call up the marine sections of james cook university or whichever uni is close to you. Record the size, weight and sex of the fish. If you dont h you could have a look in the guts, what did it eat etc. Take some samples of tissues like liver, spleen, stomach, brain, etc. Store in the freezer. Might not be cold enough but perhaps someone could use those samples. We snap freeze in liquid nitrogen and the samples can be analyzed later.
im quite confident that there are shark project that could use some amateur help in tagging and re capturing fish. Just not sure if a university is keen on support by someone whos making a living off using their name? But again - ask. If youre interested in that kind of work im sure someone will be happy about your contribution. ...Expand
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@johnniewinter50353 years ago I hope you find the cause soon. Love from the uk bro. 6
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@yeahnahyeah78723 years ago Indian ocean marine research centre near watermans bay down in perth might help or point in right direction?
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@ruckus_bj3 years ago Get jarryd onto it? Or has he bailed on ybs?
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@clydebestsboots3 years ago Sadly, it has probably been caught by
just by being caught on rod and line, can stress these beautiful sharks out so much, that it leads to their demise.
the stress literally means they poison themselves.
even with catch and release.
but so great to see you reaching out for help and really caring.
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@Matt_Norrie3 years ago 1st thing to do is check if it' s carrying babies inside and if they can be saved.
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@sharkeyist3 years ago Get the measurements n pics even if the academics dont get to you in time. Come on social media! Do some good for a change! 2
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@richardweston42593 years ago Any chance you have a chest freezer. I' m sure there will be a museum or university interested in disecting. 19
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@SWhite-hp5xq3 years ago Dolphins and whales can kill a shark. Couldve been poisoned be a ray or fish. May have been beached and died by the falling tide and youve come across it when the water had risen.
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@ianwollstein89743 years ago Just remember your years of observation is just as important as scientists studying the same thing. Hope you find some answers brother. 3
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@FloridaMan423 years ago Fuku shima has been dumping in the ocean for 10 plus years so it' s definitely not that let' s never talk about that.
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@pchinnIII3 years ago You opened a can of worms here. Now i want to know. 1
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@magyck48493 years ago Sadly it does look like it has been killed by a fisherman, from my limited 20 minutes of research sharks dont bleed from the mouth unless hooked- im not too sure but thought i would leave this comment here.
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@driftless18703 years ago Finally, a shark vicki might feel comfortable swimming around.
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@o0bananaman0o3 years ago Dude he looks like he was caught by fishermen and they just left him to die. There are heaps of marine biologists at ocean aquarium in shark bay just a few hours away. 85
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@skipperskitchensavannah54553 years ago You know, shark' s lives along life, must of shark' s, like tiger or hammer heads funktion like gurbige truck they eat every that moves or not move . ...Expand
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@YojiJenko3 years ago I wonder if it ate something that caused internal damage?

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