YouTuber Tests Theory That Sharks Can Smell One Drop of Blood
Shark Rober | Mark Rober is putting his own blood on the line to test whether sharks truly have a taste for it. Watch Shark Rober now on Discovery GO 👉...
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On mark Rober's new video, he tested if sharks preferred human or fish blood better. Then he got in a cage, and opened bags of blood. The moments before this were hectic,
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