In this video clip, Felipe Neto and Bruno discuss various topics, including sharks, sea snakes, and a woman who found a Portuguese medallion from the 16th century inside a baby shark. They also mention the great white shark and the whale shark, with Clayson correcting Felipe's statement about the biggest shark. The video has a humorous and conversational tone throughout.
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1. In the video, Felipe Neto and Bruno discuss various topics, including shark behavior and unusual findings.
2. They mention sharks in Western Australia that eat poisonous sea snakes, specifically tiger sharks.
3. The sea snakes' venom doesn't harm the sharks, but it can cause kidney problems in humans.
4. A French doctor named Guillaume Rondelet found medieval armor inside a great white shark during the 16th century.
5. The armor likely killed the shark as it couldn't digest it.
6. A woman in Malaysia found a Portuguese medallion from the 16th century inside a baby shark she bought at a fair.
7. The medallion was used by Portuguese soldiers for divine protection during international expeditions.
8. The family decided to keep the medallion for its divine protection properties.
Please note that some parts of the text contain humorous banter and asides but are not included as factual information.