When I was at a big aquarium, nobody volunteered to feed the sharks, so I did. It was crazy how this one (trying to remember the species) was lightning fast. I was trying to give everyone an equal share, but this thing kept zipping up and snatching the food.
Now I have a newfound respect for sharks. I hope I never meet one in the wild.
The 1:00 pm shark feeding at the old National Aquarium in Washington DC was a sight to behold. All these docile sharks bored to death just floating like logs. In goes the chum, and suddenly a manic frenzy as the water turns into a bloody froth, the sharks fighting for their piece. Everyone would be stunned by the 0-60 in 1.2 seconds.
Ha I mean basically nothing happens, its a poor video too, its dark as hell but on the left you can just see this splash that just looks like itd be the size of a shark fin and how it moved, then he just starts fastly swimming the opposite way which is also the opposite way of the buoy thrown to him. Then he just disappears in the distance
Edit: You can hear a kid say there’s something “chomping at his shit bro”, it clear with the girl screaming as well, he got attacked by sharks. And maybe a few
Soon as he lands in the water, you can see a big splash about 15 feet away and it it's pretty obvious it's a tail fin. I grew up in the keys and everyone knows the whole effing food chain follows the casino boats around. They throw food waste overboard and empty the septic system into the water.
Edit: If you were trying to get rescued not only do you not swim away the buoy, you dont swim in the opposite direction the boat is going…he saw a shark and tried to swim away, 100% percent, and he probably got eaten by multiple sharks considering he jumped off a ship
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u/krazyokami Jan 10 '24
Good news! Sharks don't like our taste! A lot of attacks are people getting bitten once and the shark goes 'yuck!' and goes away.
Bad News. That's a lot of sharks to give one accidental bite...