Playing with Sharks

There are mentions that include sharks killed for their fins, elephants for their tusks, tigers for their skin, and sharks biting and killing people. Images include archival footage of Valerie Taylor showing an injury to her chin from a shark bite, and Valerie and her husband Ron wearing chainmail mesh diving suits to pretend they're bait and have sharks bite them. There's also footage and photos of sharks with fins cut off, dead sharks and other fish, sharks eating fish, spears used to capture fish, blood from fish, a human skull, knife used to scrape skin of dead fish, a man attacked by a shark receiving numerous stitches to his body, and Jaws film scenes, in which a shark attacks people and a gun is used to kill a shark.

There's a discussion about Valerie and Ron Taylor's courtship, which leads to marriage for the couple who are spearfishing champions. There's an image of the pair sunbathing, and Valerie has her arm on Ron's chest.

Language includes "slaughter trips" to describe shark expeditions, sharks referred to as "submarines with teeth," use of the word "beast" to describe sharks, mention of serial killer Jack the Ripper, an actor is called a "little man" due to his small physique, and a clip from the film Jaws features actor Roy Scheider shouting "son of a" to a shark. Valerie is described during her early career days as a "glamorous female," "mermaid," and "not one of these wimpish women." A media outlet calls the Jaws shark "murderous."

Images of cigarettes.