“That’s One Strong Dude”: Heroic Man Carries Hammerhead Shark Back Into Ocean, SA Wowed
- A marine life-loving guy fearlessly carried a hammerhead shark back to the sea, moving through rocks with remarkable balance
- The gent's clip was shared on TikTok, showing him using the shark's body to steady himself as he moved through the tricky landscape
- His heroic act, captured by his team, left social media users in awe, with many praising his bravery after the clip was shared online
- The Western Cape coast welcomes back great white sharks after migrating for a few years
A man with an undeniable love for sharks won the internet's admiration after a video of him carrying a hammerhead shark back into the ocean surfaced online.
The extraordinary moment was captured by his team and shared by the man on TikTok under the user handle @ruanvdh10, who received 146K views.
Ruan saves the day
In the video, @ruanvdh10 carefully cradles the hammerhead shark as he walks across high, uneven rocks near the shore. Despite the slippery and dangerous surface, he skillfully uses the shark's body to balance himself, ensuring his safety and that of the shark.
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His focus is evident with each step, and as he finally reaches the water's edge, he gently releases the shark back into the ocean.
Watch the video below:
The great white sharks return to Cape Town
After disappearing from South African beaches for nearly four years, great white sharks have been spotted again, thanks to Drone Fanatics SA in collaboration with the Shark Spotters team. Local publication CapeTownETC adds that three sharks were sighted near the lookout point in Plettenberg Bay.
Marine biologists suspect their migration from local waters may have been due to temperature changes. Great white sharks typically prefer water temperatures between 14 and 24 degrees Celsius and often relocate when conditions fall outside this range.
Mzansi honours the man
Social media users did not hesitate to applaud @ruanvdh10 for his bravery and skill. Some also asked him to share details about his good-gripping footwear, which also helped him navigate through the slippery rocks.
User @lindamartindale52 shared:
"Wow, that's one strong dude😳."
User @Annie 42 said:
"Absolutely love seeing this kind of behaviour ❤️well done boys ❤️."
User @Gourmet Globetrotters added:
"Nicely done, but how a hammerhead landed in your arms in the first place?"
User @Daisy commented:
"The way you stepping and balancing perfectly whilst holding a shark😅 well done on the release."
User @🇿🇦Priscilla 🇿🇦 shared:
"It's not everyday you see a living hero."
User @Margaret Keane said:
"Legend 🔥."
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