A mako shark that was stuck on a Pensacola, Florida beach was sent back into the ocean by beachgoers who worked tirelessly to free the predator.
A group of Pensacola, Florida beachgoers came together to help a massive, distressed mako shark find its way back into the deep blue sea.A group of Pensacola beachgoers came together to help a massive, distressed mako shark find its way back into the deep blue sea.
The video captures three people initially pulling on the shark's tail fin which then makes a huge splash scaring the group. A couple of seconds later, they try once again to pull the shark back into the ocean. The woman recording, Tina Fey, can be heard saying "Look at them freaking teeth," as she zooms into the shark's mouth. A fourth person joins right before the distressed shark makes an even bigger splash as he appears to attempt to get out of the sand.
On the third attempt, one guy is able to drag the shark out a bit before turning the fish counterclockwise and back on his belly in the water.
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