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24 Hilarious Comics That You All Can Relate To If You Are A Shark

  • By Malaika
  • 8 months ago
  • 5 minutes read
Shark Comics

Sharks are incredibly fascinating creatures.

Sharks have captivated human imaginations for centuries with their powerful presence and mysterious behaviour. From their distinct physical adaptations to their critical role in ocean ecosystems, these apex predators continue to captivate and inspire people all over the world. Sharks, despite their fearsome reputation, are an essential component of our planet’s biodiversity, and their conservation is more important than ever.

And, while they are certainly terrifying, what if they could speak and we could understand what they were saying? Wouldn’t they be equally terrifying? Some people enjoy asking existential questions such as this one. However, the writer Christian Talbot and the illustrator Sophie Hodge completely disregard the question and choose to depict what it would be like if sharks or marine life could talk. Apparently, they would live their lives similarly to ours, with a few exceptions.

You can view the comics for yourself by scrolling down.

Source: Instagram, Facebook, The Life Of Sharks

#1 This is why you don’t go on blind dates; you never know who you will meet.

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#2 That must hurt to hear for the stepdad.

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#3 It is definitely a scam and one you should stay far away from. They always trap you.

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#4 You have to stay with the times or you’ll be left behind.

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#5 To be fair, it would be torture to smell toast and not be able to eat it.

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#6 They are always on your back when you are signing up, but then they disappear.

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#7 That is the sign of a good sharkman!

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#8 This is why consent is important.

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#9 They jinxed it for themselves.

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#10 I can just imagine a shark asking a starfish to open a clam for them.

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#11 Is it time for dinner yet?

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#12 That is truly a long time to give up wine for.

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#13 That’s like asking me if I’d have a little bit of human meat.

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I’m not surprised these comics are so good. After all, they have separate writers and illustrators. While I am not saying that both of these tasks cannot be completed by one person, it does help to have a different perspective. And I must say that the humour in ‘The Life of Sharks’ works very well. This comic’s Instagram account has over 100,000 followers, and it appears to be growing by the day. The unique combination of writing and illustration in “The Life of Sharks” comics distinguishes them and keeps fans coming back for more. The growing number of followers on their Instagram page demonstrates their success in delivering humour that connects with audiences.

#14 Pineapple on a Seal? I’d rather not.

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#15 Now I really want to see that.

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#16 We should be more afraid of each other.

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#17 What if you do boop the snoot?

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#18 This is why you don’t take a picture in HD.

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#19 Hugging doesn’t always have to involve arms.

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#20 We all need a little support some days.

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#21 Nobody said those conversations would be interesting.

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#22 That is what every parent says, and it is never true.

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#23 You can be whatever you want to be.

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#24 That is a little harsh, in my opinion.

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What are your thoughts about these comics? Did you enjoy them as much as we did? Or did they leave you wanting more? Let us know in the comments section below, and don’t forget to share these comics with your friends so they can share their thoughts as well.

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