錘頭鯊與漁夫爭(zhēng)奪180磅的獵物

錘頭鯊與漁夫爭(zhēng)奪180磅的獵物

No fisherman likes to lose a prize catch.

沒(méi)有一個(gè)漁夫喜歡失去一個(gè)珍貴的漁獲物。

But when the hooked swimmer is being snatched up by a hungry hammerhead shark, well, it’s hard to say no. Such was the case for fisherman Rob Gorta.

但是當(dāng)上鉤的獵物被饑餓的錘頭鯊抓住時(shí)，你很難說(shuō)不，漁夫羅布·戈?duì)査褪沁@樣。

The Florida-based fishing guide managed to catch a 180-pound tarpon and was in the process of releasing it when the even larger predator swooped in and grabbed it, according to the Daily Mail.

據(jù)英國(guó)《每日郵報(bào)》報(bào)道，這名來(lái)自佛羅里達(dá)州的釣魚(yú)向?qū)С晒Φ刈プ×艘粭l重達(dá)180磅的大海鰱，正當(dāng)他準(zhǔn)備把它放了時(shí)，一只更大的食肉動(dòng)物突然沖了進(jìn)來(lái)，抓走了它。

In a video shot with a waterproof camera, Gorta can initially be seen carefully hooking his catch: “That’s a big old tarpon right there,” he said in a video capturing the catch.

在一段用防水相機(jī)拍攝的視頻中，剛開(kāi)始可以看到戈塔小心地鉤住他的魚(yú):“那是一個(gè)很大的海鰱，就在那。”他視頻中說(shuō)道。

But he knew he would have to release it: “There is also no way to lift a 180lb. fish [into] a 22ft. Skeeter Bay boat,” Gorta posted alongside the video on YouTube.

但他知道他必須放了它：“我沒(méi)辦法釣起一條180磅重的魚(yú)，然后把它放進(jìn)一艘22英尺長(zhǎng)的船里。”戈?duì)査谏蟼鞯結(jié)ouTube的視頻旁寫(xiě)道。

Then, while doing the right thing and valiantly struggling to set free his heavyweight of the sea, Gorta encountered his unexpected problem: a shark that drops by with zero interest in taking no for an answer.

然后，就在他以為做正確的選擇，將大海鰱放進(jìn)大海的時(shí)候，戈塔遇到了他意想不到的問(wèn)題:一個(gè)沒(méi)有任何興趣回答“不”的鯊魚(yú)降臨了。

The hammerhead swiped the tarpon and Gorta let loose with a string of profanities before exclaiming, “He just took it out of my hands! He just took it out of my hands!”

錘頭鯊一下咬住大海鰱，戈塔吐出一連串的臟話，然后驚叫道:“它剛剛從我手里把它拿走了!它從我手中奪走了它!”

The shark ate well that day, and Gorta was lucky to still have his hands. He shared his tale of woe with WFTS in Tampa Bay, Fla.

那條鯊魚(yú)吃得不粗，戈塔也很幸運(yùn)，畢竟他的手還在。他與佛羅里達(dá)州坦帕灣的WFTS電視臺(tái)分享了自己的悲慘經(jīng)歷。

“I really felt bad for the fish, you know,” the fishing pro said. “They are an amazing fish and I make a good living off of them. There’s nothing I could really do to save that fish.”

“我真的為這條魚(yú)感到難過(guò)，”釣魚(yú)專家說(shuō)，“它們是一種神奇的魚(yú)，我以它們?yōu)樯?。但我?shí)在沒(méi)有辦法救它。”