Unsolved Mystery Of Minecraft Sharks

Hey guys I just want to start this video by saying this is the ending of Minecraft Unsolved Season 1, it seems like you guys really love it so if you liked this video and want to watch the new episodes of Season 2 when they come out , then make sure you subscribe with notifications only about 16% of the 5 million unique people who watched the other 5 episodes of season 1 are subscribed and only about 20% of those people have notifications turned on, so make sure check if you are not subscribed. subscribe, it's free and I'm close to a million subscribers, that's my dream since I was a kid, so if you want to help make me cry, hit the subscribe button and enjoy the season 1 finale of my most successful series on YouTube, Minecraft. a game of many creatures, some are realistic and some are fantasy, there are dolphins, turtles, pandas and wolves, all of which clearly exist in real life and are real outside of the game, but then there are the skeletons, the zombies, the slimes and the mushroom cows, which are all fantasy. and it's always seemed like there are an infinite amount of monsters that can be added, but are there really thousands of real-life animals that we would love to see in the game and there are an infinite amount of fantasy creatures that can be created, so There is an interesting

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surrounding the mobs that haven't been added when Minecraft first started talking about the aquatic update in 2017, there were a lot of rumors about the new mobs, but what's interesting is that they didn't add any hostile sea creatures.

What we got were the Drowned and those are like aquatic zombies, they're not really a sea creature. We have the guardians, but those only appear near the underwater temples and, again, their fantasy, unlike dolphins or all the different types of fish, is fun everywhere, so naturally everyone started. suggest

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in a long time but they never did and interestingly enough they gave a public statement about why they wouldn't add sharks but we can't add the sharks there are two reasons why we can't have shark number one because many sharks are endangered and part of the reason they are endangered is because they are not well understood.

Number two is we don't want to encourage people to get close to sharks or be rides or you know, not necessarily ride sharks, but try to get close to sharks or see sharks killed in real life, they said three things, one of which sharks are also in danger if they make the shark passive, meaning it doesn't attack until someone else attacks it, which could encourage children in real life to approach sharks thinking they are friendly and three , if they made them aggressive, that would make children think sharks are evil and that would actively encourage people to kill sharks, which could result in people. kill more sharks in real life now on the surface this sounds like a noble cause when you really start to think about it the gears really start turning yes sharks are endangered but so are bees and they were added to raise awareness and, in fact, so are the polars. bears and pandas and turtles and, indeed, most parrots: a third of the world's parrot species are endangered.

Parrots have the highest number of threatened species of all bird families. They could have added any other bird. Well, then it's not that. Sharks probably shouldn't be friendly, but how many people have seen a shark in their life outside of an aquarium? How many people would even have the chance to get close to a shark? It's not like a dog. They are endangered and are deep in the ocean. ocean, so no kid will try to get close to a shark, so we'll assume it's not this one either, so we have the last one, three sharks killing and Minecrafts will encourage kids or people to kill sharks.

Well, first of all, that's ridiculous, everyone's heard it. Many video games cause violence and we all know that is not true. Also, how many people can actually kill a shark and how would a child kill a shark or even try to kill a shark? Specialized equipment, deep water tools are needed. ship and much more how many people actually live in a place where there are even sharks near them, even if I wanted to kill a shark I don't think I could do it, so the reasons they gave are just ridiculous, we know it's not true and Mojang must know that Mojang isn't stupid, they know exactly what they are doing so the question really is why don't they add sharks and this is something that Mojang clearly doesn't want to answer honestly, they would rather say something that makes people think they are doing the right thing and then give the actual reason, so to answer that question we have to look at minecraft a little deeper what hostile mobs are currently there skeleton fantasy zombie fantasy guardian fantasy slime fantasy creeper fantasy witch fantasy blaze zombie pigman withered skeletons gasping Volkers ghosts magma cubes shell strays drowned they are all fantasy each and every one of them is fantasy there are only two hostile mobs that are not fantasy the spiders are not fantasy but technically the giant spiders are fantasy so crosses that is out of list and spiders are even neutral sometimes so the only exception is silver fish, silver fish are real and they are hostile in minecraft so minecraft has a theme of making hostile mobs just animals of fantasy and real life, whether passive or neutral, which is interesting, it seems like this is probably because when it comes to game rating, they can say fantasy violence, they don't have to say violence and that means that their rating remains an E for everyone instead of a T for teens adding sharks probably wouldn't change that though it's still a fantasy, just like killing pigs and apparently burning them to death in lava is violent or how about stabbing at other players with a non-violent sword or what about writing pigs actually talking about writing?

Things Mojang said: They won't add written dolphins to Minecraft, they said because it would be animal cruelty again. That sounds like a really strange reason. Going hand in hand with sharks, we're talking about a game where you smash live chicken. eggs on the ground, you ride pigs off cliffs to get achievements, you burn animals alive to cook their meat and then eat it and you are encouraged to raise animals on a small farm very similar to real life animal farms and I didn't even do it. mention the fact that cows and pigs will run away from you in fear, desperately trying to escape while you try to stab them to death, but riding dolphins is animal cruelty.

Riding dolphins is too cruel for a fantasy game, right? So why is this the case? Why are these reasons so flawed? Namuci made a mistake when they added parrots. They made them tame with cookies, which is dangerous for real parrots. However, they learned from that mistake and switched them to seeds, parrots and birds are common pets. Not sharks and dolphins. They are not pets at all and feeding parrots cookies is nothing like fighting sharks or riding dolphins, so why are their answers so flawed? They don't make any sense to me and I'm sure they don't make any sense.

It makes sense to you that there has to be something more and this is where a little conspiracy theory comes in. Minecraft has struggled to please everyone when it comes to updates. Minecraft is the biggest game in the world and every time they release an update. everyone will see it, from the news to celebrities to countries. Interestingly, Minecraft is banned in a couple of countries for being too violent, especially against animals, notably Turkey's Ministry of Family and Social Policy banned the game in the Turkish market due to cruelty towards animals. The only way they can play Minecraft in Türkiye is from the black market.

Minecraft in total has sold 180 million copies worldwide and there are other countries like China where Minecraft is free, but it is emerging that more than half of the number of active Minecraft players right now are on the Chinese version. Minecraft's three hundred million downloads in China in the last two and a half years makes sense why pandas were added and China loves dolphins. In fact, they have the largest number of dolphins in captivity by far of any country, plus China has been pushing one of the biggest shark campaigns in recent memory. A public awareness campaign led by former NBA player Yao Ming helped teach Chinese about the cruelty of killing sharks for their fins and eating them, and it worked. 80% reduction in shark fin sales, so Minecraft is at the mercy of all these other countries.

We've seen complaints in certain religious countries that cows can be killed and meat can be consumed and things like that, so our countries like to control what Minecraft does. and it doesn't add the largest countries with the largest populations like China, is there a reason why Minecraft chose to add the endangered panda bear, but not the endangered shark? Is there someone at Mojang who is behind all this? Why is animal cruelty used as a reason? not to add something in a fantasy game, that's just a theory, but China might have something to do with it. Minecraft may have fallen under a curse.

They want to add things that are fun and whimsical, but they don't want to hurt their sales. they don't want to stop selling things, they want to sell stuffed animals and most importantly they want to sell minecraft and they want to sell it everywhere to everyone so why don't they add sharks? Is it really to stop kids from killing sharks? She's Chinese? Is it animal cruelty? Is it the game's rating and why is Mojang honest about it? We all know that the reasons they gave are ridiculous. Will we ever see mobs like sharks, snakes, piranhas or is it too controversial for Minecraft and that is the

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