Aight anons I have a question for you.
If someone lives on the gulf coast near both salt and fresh water, and there was a very large freshwater lake nearby, what would happen if they were to catch a bull shark, create a makeshift pool of aerated water in their pickup truck, and dump it in the nearby lake?
Keep in mind, there are no estuaries or rivers leading from the ocean to the lake. They simply transferred the bull shark to the lake.
Disregarding the stress of the animal, how long would it survive? How long before it is noticed? Keep in mind it's getting warmer and nobody is going to be around because of COVID-19, so it is likely nobody will notice.
Additionally, to make things more realistic, say this bull shark is still very young and only three feet long. Knowing there's only one, could it survive very long to be able to grow an additional foot or longer?
If someone lives on the gulf coast near both salt and fresh water, and there was a very large freshwater lake nearby, what would happen if they were to catch a bull shark, create a makeshift pool of aerated water in their pickup truck, and dump it in the nearby lake?
Keep in mind, there are no estuaries or rivers leading from the ocean to the lake. They simply transferred the bull shark to the lake.
Disregarding the stress of the animal, how long would it survive? How long before it is noticed? Keep in mind it's getting warmer and nobody is going to be around because of COVID-19, so it is likely nobody will notice.
Additionally, to make things more realistic, say this bull shark is still very young and only three feet long. Knowing there's only one, could it survive very long to be able to grow an additional foot or longer?
