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Fisherman Poco Cedillo captured his life. On Padre Island off the Texas coast, he caught a hammerhead shark 4.20 meters long
He wrestled with the animal for an hour and 15 minutes, writes Cedillo on Facebook. As he pulled him down, he and other fishermen realized that the shark female was tired. "We quickly took some pictures, measured the length, pulled the hook, and did everything we could to release it." It took three to five minutes.
They did not even measure the circumference of the shark's body nor attached flea. "Our biggest goal was to release him quickly," he wrote. But in vain.
"After keeping him in the stream for more than half an hour, we had to admit that he was dead." So he dismounted the shark with five helpers and gave the meat.
In response to criticism that he has the life of the animal on his conscience, he writes: "Who knows me, knows that I release every shark I take. It hurts," says Cedillo, proudly posing with pictures next to the dead animal. "I have no excuse to anyone." (Rey)
Published on 17.07.2018 | Updated at 22:13
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