TODAY | November 26, 2012
Divers free distressed whale shark from rope
Divers 250 miles south of Baja, Mexico showed that Good Samaritans can even be found underwater when they cut free a distressed whale shark who had become entangled in a rope.
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>>> you can find good samaritans under water, 250 miles south of baja, mexico, look at this, this dive crew found a distressed whale shark dangerously tangled up in some rope. the team made a couple of attempts and were finally able to cut it loose and free the giant creature.