A theory is proposed that the music video "Baby Shark" by Pinkfong is not what it seems. The narrator argues that Daddy Shark and Mommy Shark are not Baby Shark's biological parents. This is supported by the fact that Baby Shark's features, such as his snout and tail fin, are different from those of his parents. After measuring the sharks' sizes using pixel measurements, the narrator concludes that Baby Shark is a long fin mako shark, while Mommy Shark and Daddy Shark are bull sharks. The narrator suggests that the family unit is not a biological one, but rather a survival strategy in which the sharks have formed a group to protect themselves from predators and hunt for food. However, this arrangement is not sustainable in the long term, as Baby Shark will eventually grow to be much larger than his parents and may eventually attack them.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The song "Baby Shark" by Pinkfong is the most viewed video on YouTube with 9.2 billion views.
2. The song "Baby Shark" is actually in the public domain.
3. The origins of the song "Baby Shark" date back to the early 20th century as a campfire song used by camp counselors.
4. The music rights to the song "Baby Shark" are not owned by anyone.
5. Snorkels have standardized sizes according to the European Standard EN 1972 from 2015.
6. Adult snorkels can only be a maximum of 380 millimeters or 15 inches in length.
7. Children's snorkels are smaller, with a maximum length of 350 millimeters or 13.8 inches.
8. Baby Shark, from the music video, measures 1,252 pixels in length.
9. According to pixel measurements, Baby Shark measures 118.94 centimeters or roughly three feet 11 inches in length.
10. Long fin mako sharks give birth to babies that are on average between 100 and 120 centimeters or three and a half feet in length.
11. Baby Shark's features, such as his smooth connection between his body and snout and his crescent moon-shaped caudal fin, are consistent with those of a long fin mako shark.
12. Mommy Shark and Daddy Shark, from the music video, have more defined snouts and prominent breaks in their caudal fins, which are not consistent with those of long fin mako sharks.
13. Mommy Shark measures 195 centimeters or six feet four and a half inches in length, while Daddy Shark measures 183 centimeters or just shy of six feet in length.
14. Bull sharks reach maturity at a length of between 1.8 and 2.3 meters or six to seven and a half feet.
15. Long fin mako sharks never stop growing throughout their lives.
16. By the time Baby Shark is seven, he will have reached maturity at a length of about 245 centimeters or eight feet.
17. Long fin mako sharks can grow up to nearly 14 feet long, much larger than their bull shark parents.