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An unusual sequence was captured in South Africa, when a group of cyclists released a shark that was stranded on their way to the beach in northern Durban.

The group spotted the shark while riding their bicycles and without question, they headed towards it to rescue it.

Moment brave man rescues beached shark pic.twitter.com/xpphaknFHC

— The Sun (@TheSun) February 15, 2023

It takes a lot of courage to ride towards a shark that is stranded like that and to rescue it without warning.

It should be noted that the thresher shark (or sea fox) is a protected species that is not very dangerous for humans because of its small teeth and its very shy character.

We must therefore congratulate the man who took care of putting it back in the water so that it could continue its way of life properly.

A 24-year-old Florida woman fought off a man who tried to assault her in a gym and the footage was captured on video.

According to the report from authorities, the man in question was waiting at the door of the apartment complex’s gym and she was the one who went to open the door for him.

Moments later, while she was exercising on a machine, the individual approached her and attempted to grab her by the waist… which he ended up bitterly regretting.

The man tackled her to the ground, while Alma continued to hit him, while contacting the police. The suspect, 25-year-old Xavier Thomas-Jones (a Detroit Red Wings fan), eventually let go and fled to an apartment.

Less than 24 hours later, he was arrested by police and will face charges of sexual assault, imprisonment and kidnapping.

Tesla has had to recall as many as 362,758 cars that are equipped with autonomous driving software due to “safety issues at intersections.”

A report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration indicates that Tesla needs to make a major software update on the following models: Model S (2016-2023), Model X (2016-2023), Model 3 (2017-2023) and Model Y (2020-2023).

The more than 362,000 affected Tesla models may be "unsafe around intersections" and may not respond sufficiently to changes to posted speed limits. https://t.co/k4kL3CwjTL

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) February 17, 2023

This is certainly a major problem asit can allow cars to exceed speedlimits or cross intersections illegally or unpredictably, thus increasing the risk of accidents.

In addition to this, the system may not react to changes in speed limits indicated on signs, or may not take into account the driver’s adjustment of the vehicle speed to exceed the speed limit.

Crucially, however, the company is not aware of any injuries and/or deaths attached to those recalls.

By April 15, Tesla will send a notice by mail to affected owners. Of course, the update will be done for free, and it can even be done remotely without a trip to the dealership.