Surveillance footage shows the suspects bundling the shark:
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Pram:
a four-wheeled carriage for a baby, pushed by a person on foot.
Source: The Guardian
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Shark abducted in pram from Texas aquarium
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Surveillance footage shows the suspects bundling the shark:
Couldn't find a thread in the search, lock if old.
Pram:
a four-wheeled carriage for a baby, pushed by a person on foot.
Source: The Guardian
I'm guessing they only noticed through security footage? It's crazy how casually he seemed to just scoop up the shark and walk across the room with it without anyone noticing.
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Every time I make a thread I use a word that Americans don't know and it always derails D:
Surprising that they were actually caught at the zoo. Likely tons of monitors and to actually see this in time is probably sheer luck.
Cute shark.
Cute shark.
Ah fair enough. For our American friends, pram is short for prambobbler, designed to carry a baby, or as we call it, a 'wailing teatsuckler'.
All I think about is Dr. Steve Brule trying to say Pam.
I was originally going to say Pram sounded like a Tim and Eric character or product.All I think about is Dr. Steve Brule trying to say Pam.
Lock them up, only provide them with baby beds to sleep in. And only transport them in baby-wagons.
I hear their best detectives were put on the case.
A applaud you with the Sharky and George reference. Some vague long lost childhood memory has been unearthed.
...So they decided to steal one from the aquarium?
What a fucking weird incident.
Going by the footage the guy looks the part, even if that is pretty judgemental.
Yeah, why do you even have such a collection outside of scientific reasons? Also, why not buy a new one?
I remember reading about how the bigger sharks can't be displayed in Aquarium as they die pretty fast due to the pool size and basically not being able to live in captivity. Interesting that some smaller shark don't have that problem or to a lesser degree.
