The bull sharks do not come from out of nowhere - they are always around following boats, picking up scraps of fish from anglers etc. This is the reality in every marina. So this is no special situation and the divers know this very well...
Bull sharks are very dangerous, as they attack usually not for food, but territory, plus they are bad tempered as they have the highest testosterone level of any shark. Tigers are usually looking for food, great whites usually mistaken identity or is an explorative bite, bull sharks basically are like the nutter in the pub, they are moody and account for the majority of shark attacks I believe. I don’t think a single fish would cause an issue, the shark simply honed in on the splashing, thing that the fish was in its death throws, which is standard behaviour, however you shouldn’t really take the risk and feed any wild animal.
The same applies to the oceanic whitetip to a lesser extent since food sources in the desert-like, open ocean environment are rather scarce. Unlike white sharks, they do not rely on ambush tactics but instead double down on their confrontational hunting strategies. There are a couple of youtube clips of oceanic whitetips deploying treacherous hyena like behavior by attacking scuba divers after milling about in a disinterested manner.
Divers are in that water all the time. Bottom cleaning boats, servicing props, other municipal-related work. These sharks tend to take up residence in other areas of the harbor when they are fed, and bulls are territorial and not easily intimidated, so they are very hard to remove from the harbor. It's a problem.
Bud light in one hand, a dead fish in the other, provoking a mostly violent predator. Dammit I love this country. Edit: take note of how ONE joke spiraled into politics, and uncivilized discourse. No wonder our world is more divided than ever before.
@@m22ate81 Depends on your view of close. If I go for a swim off the coast of Cornwall its very unlikely am gonna be "near" a shark. Yes we have sharks but close to shore as I said unlikely. So yes. P.s But we do have sharks even a Great White (although prob a few mistaken for porbeagles)
Bull Sharks: Very nice sharks but not such a responsible action to encourage them to be attracted to human behaviour.....as in other circumstances they will associate the splashing and human interaction with food. Just saying. Could be a swimmer next time!
Ok I cannot stress call moronic I think it is that those guys were feeding bull sharks in a harbour but bull sharks are pretty aggressive to the point where some people think that they might even been meaner than great whites that's number 1, number 2 bull sharks are the main reason why a lot of people think that sharks eat just about anything those fuckers are like sea goats with razor sharp teeth I mean more sharks will spit out anything they realise isn't meat meanwhile the bull shark is like "hell if it fits its food"
@@Alex.1739 The bull sharks don't just stay in that particular harbour, they move sometimes hundreds of miles. As general practice it is well known not to feed sharks. Or clean off the decks of a fishing boat whilst entering the harbour, which many boats do however.
I live in the Keys. We respect rather than fear the ocean, the weather, and the sharks. The slap happy visitor, however, is a threat to us all as we try to temper our tolerance with their ignorance. Every year some of these people make the last trip of their lifetime in the Keys. One should never visit where they have no interest in understanding.
Chill or leave the keys. We NEED tourists to live. Yeah, some are annoying. But we need them more than EVER now. At least those of us that WORK here in the keys do. Maybe you're just rich or retired. AKA Irrelevant and unnecessary. Go understand THAT
@@joshuagonia7186 You can have tourists without attracting sharks into the harbor, I imagine "friendly sharks" is worse for tourism than not allowing people to feed sharks at the shorelines yeah? Also some of us have to service our boats in that water, we aren't all rich folk like you who can just pay for this service and never get wet. We actually pretty chill folk, maybe YOU are the one who needs to spark up a doobie my friend. Crocs are scarier than sharks tho...
@@nichster080 Hey man I live in the UK but when lockdown is over we will all come to get high with you in Florida! LOL! Also I agree a crocodile can kill a shark with ease!
Joshua Gonia Maybe if you need to risk the safety of our population for the sake of a dollar you’re the one who needs to leave the Keys. Just sayin’ ya know.
@@nichster080 Fish ALL day EVERY day are gutted and discarded in EVERY marina. That's how it works. I work cleaning boat hulls IN the water. See sharks every day. No interest in me. P.s. I spark a doobie EVERY time before getting in the water. But wouldn't do this job around crocs!!
“Cleaning a fish in the harbor” you know opening it up and then slapping it around in the water next to the dock where there are tons of people.....OR he was just trying to attract a shark in the most obvious way possible.
They were trying to attract something, but not a shark. They were looking for a jewfish! It’s a type of grouper. Alas, the only ‘group’ they got was a group of sharks.
@@margiekinlaw4260 I fish out of a kayak. The local wildlife has learned the kayakers often mean food. When I pull in ladyfish and toss them back, everything from cormorants, dolphin and the odd shark are just waiting to pounce. I've had a whole food chain following my kayak before.
I'm a 5th gen. Key West Conch those Bull sharks, Tiger sharks, Hammerheads, Black Tips and Lemon Sharks have ALWAYS BEEN THERE! So for all you guys making Negative comments and giving this boats Professional crew a hard time calling them names because "They are attracting them there and it's dangerous" have no idea of what your talking about As kids we'd catch and release them off the dock along with 200 pound Tarpon and Jew Fish. We had to use my Grandpa's friend truck to get one of the Jew fish out he was so big. We kept him and fed all our friends. Giant Schools of Tarpon were rolling everywhere in the harbor. There used to be a lot more there before there was so much boat traffic. I used to clean the widows under the Glass Bottom boat there and never once was I ever bothered by any of them. Even when I cleaned them the windows at night. It was easier to see where the algae was on the glass at night if you left the lights on in the boat. The shallow water is where the bait is where there is bait fish there are fish that eat them. I Also ran and owned Charter Sportfishing boats here for well over 20 years and worked Dive boats and commercial fishing before that and all of my biggest sharks have came from less than 4 feet of water. We used to release Sawfish just across the harbor too. So Please stop giving these guys a hard time saying they are making it dangerous and unsafe for others by feeding them when you obviously don't know what your talking about. Your 10,0000 times more likely to die from a bee sting than a Shark Attack. Stop believing everything you see in movies. lol. People should be thanking this boats crew for them taking their time to show you something that most people who don't live here won't ever get to see up close and FOR FREE!! They still have hours of work to due cleaning and washing the boat, putting the unused bait away and putting the equipment away yet. It's still a lot of hard work even if it's something you LOVE to do. Pretty Work boys.
@@highcountrydelatite They are to some people or they wouldn't be way more people in America alone Dying from bee stings each year than die through out the entire world of all types of sharks combined? We literally feed 3 and 4 hundred pound Bull sharks off the docks while we are cleaning fish and never had a single person Attacked by a Bull Shark here. I'm not saying you should swim with them but they aren't just waiting for tourist to hit the water either. Look up the numbers and you will quickly see shark attacks are way less numerus than people being killed by Bees or even Pit Bulls. All you are trying to do is scare people which causes people to kill Bull sharks for no reason. We literally have thousands of people swimming and snorkeling in the waters around our island and the reef daily yet not one Bull shark death here. Most people end up being bit by Nurse sharks because they thing they are harmless and grab them by the tail and just like going up to a dog you don't know on the street and grab its tail its going to turn around and bite you. We do see many dumb tourist at the local E.R. bitten by nurse sharks cause they screwed with them. They may not kill you but can take a nice big chunk out of your are cause not only does it bite it rolls which rips the skin off. Hell you average 5 foot shark has a bite pressure of over 10,000 lb.s per square inch. Meaning he doesn't really need big teeth to due a lot of damage to the foolish.
@@highcountrydelatite Dude you can't BS your way out of this. I am well known and can back up everything I say. Call my bluff Mr. I'm a scientist. I have been covered in Florida Fishing Marinizes and numerous News Papers. Put you money where your mouth is I can easily Prove everything I said.
MOST ALL - If not ALL - Marinas ALWAYS have sharks in them. Marinas are VERY dangerous. I lived on a yacht in San Fran USA for 3.5 years, Sharks everyday! Every marina I hav eever been in has sharks. Very dangerous day & night. Thanks for video.
So you`re saying bull sharks grow up and spend their whole life inside the bay area? They say BS are very territorial, maybe they don`t like to move around like great white sharks do. No sharks in the marinas here in cold Norway. I think sharks hate Norway, lol.
@@mybluebelly Cold water still have sharks, you are in Norway = WOW! Tough climate but Very Beautiful. All Marinas have sharks in them, always, nothing to do with them "staying". Sharks patrol areas, territories. Thanks fo the reply and Be safe & well. Peace.
It's a good thing "irisponsable" isn't even a real word. And it's a filet table where people clean fish every day and discard the carcasses and skins in the water. Tarpon, Goliath grouper, and sharks are all waiting. If you swim there your insane!
Fun fact about bull sharks they are the only known shark species that can swim in both salt and freshwater so long as the water has a small amount of salt in it, have fun swimming in the Mississippi guys😂
I’ve been in that exact spot and seen them go nuts when they are cleaning their fish there!! The bull and nurse sharks with the tarpon and pelicans all in there trying to get some! Pretty neat!
Back in the 90’s I had a boat on the other side of that harbor and had to row my tiny dingy across the channel at night..many times I cross it drunk and alone.
Everyone is flipping out about throwing scraps to the sharks. It's a dock where fishing boats clean fish and throw the scraps in the water . That's why theres an assload of fish hanging around . It's not a public swimming area . Same thing at Robbies ,Whale Harbor and every other place in the Keys where fishing boats dock.
I reeled in one of these bad boys deep sea fishing off the coast of PCB a few years ago. Took me about an hour an a half with a massive reel and I exerted all the energy I had in me. By the time we got it to the surface I was drenched in sweat. It was pretty similar in size to those in the video and man what a creature. Truly terrifying to think of their capabilities if you ever found yourself alone in open water because they're just such dangerous sharks
Human.. falls in by accident.. Shark.. eats human Authority's.. must kill shark Humans.. keep feeding scraps to entice more big sharks to the food basket human teaches
We watched people cleaning fifth at the marina in key west a few years ago, they threw in the guts and tarpon were waiting to get to it. Cool to see. Wouldnt go swimming in the marina though
Love how everyone is having a grand ol time till the most aggressive shark species chomps someone's arm. Was waiting for the moment if some slipped into the waters. Now that wouldve given that person a while new perspective on life. Hahaha
Hey guys, sharks dont like us. They dont want to eat us either. Shark accidents are rare and even in crowded areas it almost never happens. We are not their food source. We don't have the fat content they look for. We are gross. Accidents almost always happen from human error. Our floating devices make us look an awful lot like turtles and seals from below. Sharks are the victims. Studying marine biologist here so no, not an "animal activist". Any marine biologist would tell you that. Sharks are the victims. Hunted to near extinction in some cases over unjust fear.
Sharks are vicious predators with millions of years of predatorial evolution, they are not victims. They may not be villains, but they sure as hell aren't to be petted either.
@@wintersnoob you don't pet any wild animals. They are indeed the victims when 80-99% of their population depending on the species have gone extinct since a scary books and movie came out perpetuating lies about them causing literal "monster hunts" rewarding the biggest kills and most kills. They are no more vicious than a house cat. They are curious and intelligent animals who want nothing to do with us. The world's strongest man can be the victim of assault, too. Just because he's big and strong doesn't negate that fact.
Hey, so I'm in fort myers, about 100 some odd miles north of you and we catch bull sharks everyday lol so don't be surprised when you see one. Certain times of year, its all you catch when you fish in the Okeechobee River
@@jasontownsend9460 there's a beach at the mouth of the local river, people swim there all the time lol. it's not unusual for dolphins or manatees to be in the area, and im willing to bet plenty of sharks too
I remember losing a flipper near a boat dock and swimming out to grab it with only one flipper on. Nothing more frightening coming face to face with a massive bullshark 😦
I went to the keys for my 40th, caught lemon, nurse, Caribbean reef and bonnethead off the beach, such a great place, didnt do much snorkeling through!!
Very dangerous shark!! The Dad in me is so nervous with those kids standing right at the edge of the dock; Be careful!! Those sharks would definitely be after anybody that fell in…
Beautiful... All of you who get to experience those things 1st hand are very lucky, don't take them for granted my friends. Remember you could always live in Ohio with me!
Way back in a previous life I swam across that harbor many times. The Boy Scout sea explorer boat was tied up at the sea wall across from the McDonalds.
Looks like the Galleon Marina. Don't know how many times I was under boats cutting out crab n lobster gear in there. Glad to say it was only the tarpon who came in to inspect my work.
The one time I remember doing some fishing / snorkeling / existing in florida, I was honestly baffled at how much wildlife diversity there was compared to new york
@@NatzTalk Same but it depends on where you are Ig. I remember the other day we were doing some work on a "Res" (Native reservation) up here and I managed to find a salamander hiding amongst some cinderblocks
This is actually at The Sunset Marina in Key West, fl ( Stock Island) i worked here for many years. This dock is just right outside the ships store, right across from the fuel tanks. Everyday you can stand there and watch the people get rid of what little scraps of fish they have left...and like clockwork, there's about anywhere from 5 - 15 nurse sharks that gather, along with Tarpon,and you can watch them have their lunch lol but I have never seen this. Definitely not a nurse shark!
I used to swim under our yacht (cleaning and maintenance) at the A&B marina all the time and never seen a bull shark. Fishing boats are constantly cleaning and throwing scraps to the fish there at the docks.
I once saw an interview of a marine expert who was in love with all kinds of sharks. When asked is there any one type of shark she never wants to even encounter she immediately replied Bull sharks. Those are the worst. Great white, killer whales are still better
Fucking genius, shit like this makes sharks more prone to attack people when they’re swimming. Good job. Someone arrest these people for public endangerment.
You my friend are ignorant. EVERY fish carcass EVER at a marina gets chucked in the water. What, you thought they had "fish dumpsters," at marinas?? 🤣 Don't comment about what you don't know shit about! Rule #1
I saw a huge barracuda swimming right around there, where the health food store used to be, out back where people eat their lunches. It would come out from under a boat to take food tossed in the water. This barracuda had a large lure stuck to its cheek. I think it weighed at least 50 pounds.
They get just as big in Florida. Had what would have been a 100lb+ yellowfin ( judging from what was left )get eaten by several monsters right next to my boat last year. Caught a big female bull that measured more than half the length of my client's 23 foot center as well. Was so big around it almost looked like a great white on its side once we got it up.
I don’t expect anyone to believe me, but I’ve actually skinny dipped in that marina🤣 me and my buddy were working for one of the big catamaran companies. Our move was to always bring girls from the bars back to the boats for the free beer. One night were all hammered and one of the girls suggested skinny dipping. I said fuck it and hopped in. Still have all my limbs lol
Who had the bright idea for having Bull Sharks in a Marina where people work on their boats and maybe dogs or kids might be? #1 Does the Coast Guard know that this is intentionally being done?
Why do RUclips shark videos comments sections attract people who want to sound like shark experts, and also people who are just dying to lecture and rant about whatever they can think of to bitch about. Great video, awesome shots of sharks cruising in to feed. I really don't think you've altered the eco-system in any way
Well I have bad news then lol, they don’t stick to oceans. I’ve seen them in rivers in Alabama near the coast. I used to work on a commercial fishing boat and we’d anchor about a mile from the mouth of mobile bay by Dauphin island to clean our catch. It was cool to see those things surfing over breakers, basically sitting there watching people in the water. They can vicious but I tend to think it’s nearly always mistaken identity due to fishing. I’ve seen massive Sharks peaceful swimming along swimmers and nothing bad ever happened. But I’ve also seen someone disappear into a pool of red from falling off of a shrimp boat during pushing trash from the deck after pulling nets. It’s literally miles of a feeding frenzy behind and around the boats consisting of numerous shark species intertwined chomping at anything and everything. Seeing that feeding frenzy was so cool but when the deck hand fell in that was not a good sight. It was horrifying. Still though if you’re a fisherman, follow a shrimp boat in the pre Dawn hours offshore, when you see them pull the nets and start to push the trash, shine your lights to the water and get your cameras ready for one hell of a show
that one with the double fin is a Lemon shark that long dark colored one is a spiny dogfish and i can't tell for sure if the others are bulls or other reef sharks.
Yeah, well . . . Bull Sharks. They alter the risk algorithm significantly IMO given their documented problems with aggression and attacks, not to mention the ability to swim right up into fresh water areas where people don't necessarily expect sharks.
Bull sharks are the baddest mf's in the ocean! Trust me, I live in Brisbane and most of the places you'd like to swim you can't because of these bad boys
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Saw a documentary about this guy, feeding sharks with his right hand.
"Captain Fearless" they used to call him.
Call him "lefty" now.
nice man.
Knew a guy like that. He got bite once but he's all right now.
For a shark, a human being nice can be pretty disarming.
Looks more like a rightard than a lefty to me...
I feel bad for the divers who have to clean hulls in that marina.
Indeed lmao
Don't they normally do that in dry dock?
The bull sharks do not come from out of nowhere - they are always around following boats, picking up scraps of fish from anglers etc. This is the reality in every marina. So this is no special situation and the divers know this very well...
The sharks probably don't bother them, but all you need is a dive buddy and you should be fine. Sharks are big fat babies.
@@0Sarenity0 100% yeah haha
Bull sharks are very dangerous, as they attack usually not for food, but territory, plus they are bad tempered as they have the highest testosterone level of any shark. Tigers are usually looking for food, great whites usually mistaken identity or is an explorative bite, bull sharks basically are like the nutter in the pub, they are moody and account for the majority of shark attacks I believe. I don’t think a single fish would cause an issue, the shark simply honed in on the splashing, thing that the fish was in its death throws, which is standard behaviour, however you shouldn’t really take the risk and feed any wild animal.
The same applies to the oceanic whitetip to a lesser extent since food sources in the desert-like, open ocean environment are rather scarce. Unlike white sharks, they do not rely on ambush tactics but instead double down on their confrontational hunting strategies. There are a couple of youtube clips of oceanic whitetips deploying treacherous hyena like behavior by attacking scuba divers after milling about in a disinterested manner.
Thanks for the info professor google.
@@Rocinante_1980 more discovery shark week. Inside natures giant by channel 4 is also a good watch. They dissect a white shark.
@Jj yep, know your enemy, sharks terrify me, so I learn as much about them as possible, it doesn’t work, I’m still scared of them though.
@Jj 😆
Feeding sharks in a high trafic area. Way to go geniuses.
Its normal to clean fish like this..nothing new..they are already there
No body would swim there
If you’re swimming in a boat harbor where people are cleaning fish you’re asking for it anyways lol not their fault
you’re stupid if you think anyone gets in the water there 😭 if they do it’s just natural selection at that point
Divers are in that water all the time. Bottom cleaning boats, servicing props, other municipal-related work. These sharks tend to take up residence in other areas of the harbor when they are fed, and bulls are territorial and not easily intimidated, so they are very hard to remove from the harbor. It's a problem.
Bud light in one hand, a dead fish in the other, provoking a mostly violent predator. Dammit I love this country.
Edit: take note of how ONE joke spiraled into politics, and uncivilized discourse. No wonder our world is more divided than ever before.
And that explains what the rest of the world think of America in a nutshell :)
@@angeloddrev And racist orange men with temper tantrums
God bless em 🥲
@@devine5902 Communist democrat infiltration.
@@angeloddrev It was a joke. Not a d*ck.
You dont have to take it so hard. 😉
If you've ever swum in the ocean, you've been very close to a shark.
Unlikely Uk. Unless a very small one.
@@MauriceTarantulas No. Near the uk live Blue Sharks which can get up to 3.4m they are harmless but not small.
@@m22ate81 Depends on your view of close. If I go for a swim off the coast of Cornwall its very unlikely am gonna be "near" a shark.
Yes we have sharks but close to shore as I said unlikely.
So yes.
P.s But we do have sharks even a Great White (although prob a few mistaken for porbeagles)
I doubt there's even one in my country
@@m22ate81 blue sharks aren’t large, just long. They are very skinny
Bull Sharks: Very nice sharks but not such a responsible action to encourage them to be attracted to human behaviour.....as in other circumstances they will associate the splashing and human interaction with food. Just saying. Could be a swimmer next time!
Ok I cannot stress call moronic I think it is that those guys were feeding bull sharks in a harbour but bull sharks are pretty aggressive to the point where some people think that they might even been meaner than great whites that's number 1, number 2 bull sharks are the main reason why a lot of people think that sharks eat just about anything those fuckers are like sea goats with razor sharp teeth I mean more sharks will spit out anything they realise isn't meat meanwhile the bull shark is like "hell if it fits its food"
@@animastersbarbados3041 It's known bull sharks are more aggressive than great white you can look it up
Believe me you would not swim round aharbour where fish are cleaned in the keys, you just wouldn't
@@astolfo5129 I wasn't to sure when I made the comment so I I played it safe.
@@Alex.1739 The bull sharks don't just stay in that particular harbour, they move sometimes hundreds of miles. As general practice it is well known not to feed sharks. Or clean off the decks of a fishing boat whilst entering the harbour, which many boats do however.
Teaching a bull shark to come close to humans for food what a brilliant idea.
I live in the Keys. We respect rather than fear the ocean, the weather, and the sharks. The slap happy visitor, however, is a threat to us all as we try to temper our tolerance with their ignorance. Every year some of these people make the last trip of their lifetime in the Keys. One should never visit where they have no interest in understanding.
Chill or leave the keys. We NEED tourists to live. Yeah, some are annoying. But we need them more than EVER now. At least those of us that WORK here in the keys do. Maybe you're just rich or retired. AKA Irrelevant and unnecessary. Go understand THAT
@@joshuagonia7186 You can have tourists without attracting sharks into the harbor, I imagine "friendly sharks" is worse for tourism than not allowing people to feed sharks at the shorelines yeah? Also some of us have to service our boats in that water, we aren't all rich folk like you who can just pay for this service and never get wet. We actually pretty chill folk, maybe YOU are the one who needs to spark up a doobie my friend. Crocs are scarier than sharks tho...
@@nichster080 Hey man I live in the UK but when lockdown is over we will all come to get high with you in Florida! LOL! Also I agree a crocodile can kill a shark with ease!
Joshua Gonia Maybe if you need to risk the safety of our population for the sake of a dollar you’re the one who needs to leave the Keys. Just sayin’ ya know.
@@nichster080 Fish ALL day EVERY day are gutted and discarded in EVERY marina. That's how it works. I work cleaning boat hulls IN the water. See sharks every day. No interest in me.
P.s. I spark a doobie EVERY time before getting in the water. But wouldn't do this job around crocs!!
“Cleaning a fish in the harbor” you know opening it up and then slapping it around in the water next to the dock where there are tons of people.....OR he was just trying to attract a shark in the most obvious way possible.
They were trying to attract something, but not a shark. They were looking for a jewfish! It’s a type of grouper. Alas, the only ‘group’ they got was a group of sharks.
Not to bright chumming bull sharks into the harbor. People swim in most harbors. Man killer sharks
_Props to whoever has to dive and clean the hulls of these ships, I can barely go near the ocean without feeling uneasy_
We were kayaking in key west in the mangroves , a small bull shark swam by us. It’s really cool to see one close.
Just know that they associate humans with free food next time you hop in that lil kayak there
@@twilightgardenspresentatio6384 Sure will. We are going again next month
@@margiekinlaw4260 I fish out of a kayak. The local wildlife has learned the kayakers often mean food. When I pull in ladyfish and toss them back, everything from cormorants, dolphin and the odd shark are just waiting to pounce. I've had a whole food chain following my kayak before.
@@margiekinlaw4260 Just don't be that one idiot who decides to use a kayak to go fishing in the ocean
I'm a 5th gen. Key West Conch those Bull sharks, Tiger sharks, Hammerheads, Black Tips and Lemon Sharks have ALWAYS BEEN THERE! So for all you guys making Negative comments and giving this boats Professional crew a hard time calling them names because "They are attracting them there and it's dangerous" have no idea of what your talking about As kids we'd catch and release them off the dock along with 200 pound Tarpon and Jew Fish. We had to use my Grandpa's friend truck to get one of the Jew fish out he was so big. We kept him and fed all our friends. Giant Schools of Tarpon were rolling everywhere in the harbor. There used to be a lot more there before there was so much boat traffic. I used to clean the widows under the Glass Bottom boat there and never once was I ever bothered by any of them. Even when I cleaned them the windows at night. It was easier to see where the algae was on the glass at night if you left the lights on in the boat. The shallow water is where the bait is where there is bait fish there are fish that eat them. I Also ran and owned Charter Sportfishing boats here for well over 20 years and worked Dive boats and commercial fishing before that and all of my biggest sharks have came from less than 4 feet of water. We used to release Sawfish just across the harbor too. So Please stop giving these guys a hard time saying they are making it dangerous and unsafe for others by feeding them when you obviously don't know what your talking about. Your 10,0000 times more likely to die from a bee sting than a Shark Attack. Stop believing everything you see in movies. lol. People should be thanking this boats crew for them taking their time to show you something that most people who don't live here won't ever get to see up close and FOR FREE!! They still have hours of work to due cleaning and washing the boat, putting the unused bait away and putting the equipment away yet. It's still a lot of hard work even if it's something you LOVE to do. Pretty Work boys.
Thank you. Blows my mind how many ignoramus' that don't understand marina's have CLEANING STATIONS everywhere made comments.
Such a novel 🤣
yeah and I know from personal experience bull sharks are quite dangerous
@@highcountrydelatite They are to some people or they wouldn't be way more people in America alone Dying from bee stings each year than die through out the entire world of all types of sharks combined? We literally feed 3 and 4 hundred pound Bull sharks off the docks while we are cleaning fish and never had a single person Attacked by a Bull Shark here. I'm not saying you should swim with them but they aren't just waiting for tourist to hit the water either. Look up the numbers and you will quickly see shark attacks are way less numerus than people being killed by Bees or even Pit Bulls. All you are trying to do is scare people which causes people to kill Bull sharks for no reason. We literally have thousands of people swimming and snorkeling in the waters around our island and the reef daily yet not one Bull shark death here. Most people end up being bit by Nurse sharks because they thing they are harmless and grab them by the tail and just like going up to a dog you don't know on the street and grab its tail its going to turn around and bite you. We do see many dumb tourist at the local E.R. bitten by nurse sharks cause they screwed with them. They may not kill you but can take a nice big chunk out of your are cause not only does it bite it rolls which rips the skin off. Hell you average 5 foot shark has a bite pressure of over 10,000 lb.s per square inch. Meaning he doesn't really need big teeth to due a lot of damage to the foolish.
@@highcountrydelatite Dude you can't BS your way out of this. I am well known and can back up everything I say. Call my bluff Mr. I'm a scientist. I have been covered in Florida Fishing Marinizes and numerous News Papers. Put you money where your mouth is I can easily Prove everything I said.
MOST ALL - If not ALL - Marinas ALWAYS have sharks in them. Marinas are VERY dangerous. I lived on a yacht in San Fran USA for 3.5 years, Sharks everyday! Every marina I hav eever been in has sharks. Very dangerous day & night. Thanks for video.
So you`re saying bull sharks grow up and spend their whole life inside the bay area? They say BS are very territorial, maybe they don`t like to move around like great white sharks do. No sharks in the marinas here in cold Norway. I think sharks hate Norway, lol.
@@mybluebelly Cold water still have sharks, you are in Norway = WOW! Tough climate but Very Beautiful. All Marinas have sharks in them, always, nothing to do with them "staying". Sharks patrol areas, territories. Thanks fo the reply and Be safe & well. Peace.
Very irisponsable Feeding bullsharks at the dock .you make thease waters dangerous
Oml they thought they were nurse sharks genius
@@astolfo5129 the guy said ‘2 bull sharks’
It's a good thing "irisponsable" isn't even a real word. And it's a filet table where people clean fish every day and discard the carcasses and skins in the water. Tarpon, Goliath grouper, and sharks are all waiting. If you swim there your insane!
@Citizen Dissident
Very different throwing your by catch and carcasses into the water, than feeding them by hand.
@Citizen Dissident Nurse sharks are slow-moving bottom-dwellers and are, for the most part, harmless to humans
Have you never heard of Nurse sharks?
the video says the attraction of the sharks was unintentional but the audio and the actions said otherwise
They want to attract something else. But the king came, so...
Yup never swim where fish are cleaned, or fishing boats are docked.
I always love swimming under my boat. Waters are calm.
@@sirus312 this comment scares me
And don’t swim next to piers.
Anyone who falls off a boat there is now dinner!
Fun fact about bull sharks they are the only known shark species that can swim in both salt and freshwater so long as the water has a small amount of salt in it, have fun swimming in the Mississippi guys😂
Feeding bullsharks is not family friendly
They would’ve thrown the guts in anyway
It is for me!
@@Doom_Squid_Son There used to be an old tv comedy.
One of the characters sports was," Olympic Javelin Catcher." Javelin catching ," was for him."
YES !!! CONGRATULATIONS YOU HAVE JUST WON THE Darwin Award 2019 !
What for?
I’ve been in that exact spot and seen them go nuts when they are cleaning their fish there!! The bull and nurse sharks with the tarpon and pelicans all in there trying to get some! Pretty neat!
Back in the 90’s I had a boat on the other side of that harbor and had to row my tiny dingy across the channel at night..many times I cross it drunk and alone.
Well,I guess it worked out lol
Moondog
Everyone is flipping out about throwing scraps to the sharks. It's a dock where fishing boats clean fish and throw the scraps in the water . That's why theres an assload of fish hanging around . It's not a public swimming area . Same thing at Robbies ,Whale Harbor and every other place in the Keys where fishing boats dock.
NOT everyone. Couldnt care less about that. I'm just wondering where the Groupe they were trying to attract got it's name "Jewfish".
I reeled in one of these bad boys deep sea fishing off the coast of PCB a few years ago. Took me about an hour an a half with a massive reel and I exerted all the energy I had in me. By the time we got it to the surface I was drenched in sweat. It was pretty similar in size to those in the video and man what a creature. Truly terrifying to think of their capabilities if you ever found yourself alone in open water because they're just such dangerous sharks
If you're in the ocean, you are on the menu.
That's amazing! Says lots about the hygiene of the harbour. If predators like that are so close, means the ocean there is pretty clean..
lol u couldn’t be more wrong
This is normal marina stuff, wherever there’s a cleaning station there is always something waiting for the leftovers
Nice. I've been to that exact spot and remember the local fisherman giving the leftovers to those very sharks
That’s wild.. I swam a good bit around a lot of different places in the keys. Ran into plenty of barracuda, but thankfully never any bull sharks!
Barracudas are wayy more aggressive then any kind of sharks.
Human.. falls in by accident..
Shark.. eats human
Authority's.. must kill shark
Humans.. keep feeding scraps to entice more big sharks to the food basket human teaches
I lived in Key West for three years.
Not exactly the bright side of the United States.
Crazy, a shark in the ocean!! 😱
They are aggressive too. Makes them extra scary
We watched people cleaning fifth at the marina in key west a few years ago, they threw in the guts and tarpon were waiting to get to it. Cool to see. Wouldnt go swimming in the marina though
Love how everyone is having a grand ol time till the most aggressive shark species chomps someone's arm. Was waiting for the moment if some slipped into the waters. Now that wouldve given that person a while new perspective on life. Hahaha
That shark is now your backyard pet.
Good luck going for a swim
Didn't realize so many fricking marine biologists in the comments
Hey guys, sharks dont like us. They dont want to eat us either. Shark accidents are rare and even in crowded areas it almost never happens. We are not their food source. We don't have the fat content they look for. We are gross. Accidents almost always happen from human error. Our floating devices make us look an awful lot like turtles and seals from below. Sharks are the victims. Studying marine biologist here so no, not an "animal activist". Any marine biologist would tell you that. Sharks are the victims. Hunted to near extinction in some cases over unjust fear.
Exactly why we should not be associating humans with their normal diet.
Sharks are vicious predators with millions of years of predatorial evolution, they are not victims. They may not be villains, but they sure as hell aren't to be petted either.
@@wintersnoob you don't pet any wild animals. They are indeed the victims when 80-99% of their population depending on the species have gone extinct since a scary books and movie came out perpetuating lies about them causing literal "monster hunts" rewarding the biggest kills and most kills. They are no more vicious than a house cat. They are curious and intelligent animals who want nothing to do with us. The world's strongest man can be the victim of assault, too. Just because he's big and strong doesn't negate that fact.
Gorgeous nature!
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Believe me or not, here in Penticton BC Canada, we still have wild horses roaming around.
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I don't think this guy has ever heard of Captain Hook.
Hey, so I'm in fort myers, about 100 some odd miles north of you and we catch bull sharks everyday lol so don't be surprised when you see one. Certain times of year, its all you catch when you fish in the Okeechobee River
Yeah never swim near the mouths of rivers haha
@@jasontownsend9460 there's a beach at the mouth of the local river, people swim there all the time lol. it's not unusual for dolphins or manatees to be in the area, and im willing to bet plenty of sharks too
im not specialist...but it’s bull shark 🦈 for sure both i think n really solid size 🥶
most dangerous shark cos it also swims freshwater
This is EXACTLY why I no longer pee into the water from a dock because it's like waving a 10 lb flank steak to attract Great whites.
I remember losing a flipper near a boat dock and swimming out to grab it with only one flipper on. Nothing more frightening coming face to face with a massive bullshark 😦
Was the flipper worth it to swim back to grab it. Lol id say fuc# it I'll go to sports store get another one
Me neither, I’m also afraid of sharks too🦈
I went to the keys for my 40th, caught lemon, nurse, Caribbean reef and bonnethead off the beach, such a great place, didnt do much snorkeling through!!
That is it feed it where people swim and call it dangerous when it feeds on people
Lanny Cothern lmao it is dangerous if it feeds on people😂
Who swims at a boat harbor where people are cleaning fish?
You don't swim in a harbor for boats. People clean fish amd throw stuff back every day. You wouldn't swim there.
you dont know what you are talking about. a busy marina is the last place you want to swim.
nobody swims at a fucking harbor where they clean fish, that’s just stupidity
Very dangerous shark!! The Dad in me is so nervous with those kids standing right at the edge of the dock; Be careful!! Those sharks would definitely be after anybody that fell in…
Bull sharks: the only shark that can live in both salt and fresh water.
Beautiful... All of you who get to experience those things 1st hand are very lucky, don't take them for granted my friends. Remember you could always live in Ohio with me!
Way back in a previous life I swam across that harbor many times. The Boy Scout sea explorer boat was tied up at the sea wall across from the McDonalds.
That's some scary shit. If you dropped your shades in you'd probably jump in after? Then BAM!
Bro some of those shades are like 400 dollars of course I’m jumping in
Looks like the Galleon Marina. Don't know how many times I was under boats cutting out crab n lobster gear in there. Glad to say it was only the tarpon who came in to inspect my work.
Rather swim with a great white than a bull shark
The one time I remember doing some fishing / snorkeling / existing in florida, I was honestly baffled at how much wildlife diversity there was compared to new york
Lmao I'm surprised NY has any wildlife at all! 🤣
@@NatzTalk Same but it depends on where you are Ig. I remember the other day we were doing some work on a "Res" (Native reservation) up here and I managed to find a salamander hiding amongst some cinderblocks
up at Robbies most of the way back heading north you can feed the tarpon like that with a bucket of small fish.
I’ve witnessed that first hand. First the pelicans get theirs then the bull sharks come in and some of them are massive.
This is actually at The Sunset Marina in Key West, fl ( Stock Island) i worked here for many years. This dock is just right outside the ships store, right across from the fuel tanks. Everyday you can stand there and watch the people get rid of what little scraps of fish they have left...and like clockwork, there's about anywhere from 5 - 15 nurse sharks that gather, along with Tarpon,and you can watch them have their lunch lol but I have never seen this. Definitely not a nurse shark!
Why go to an aquarium when you can hand feed sharks and dive with them in your local harbor
Before the marina was built there were sharks there. Guess what? After the marina was built there are still sharks.
Bulls sharks are straight up gangsta
I used to swim under our yacht (cleaning and maintenance) at the A&B marina all the time and never seen a bull shark.
Fishing boats are constantly cleaning and throwing scraps to the fish there at the docks.
Most of the comments- “Feed Shark Bad”.
Me- That’s not a very big Bull Shark.
Lmao I was thinking the same!
I once saw an interview of a marine expert who was in love with all kinds of sharks. When asked is there any one type of shark she never wants to even encounter she immediately replied Bull sharks. Those are the worst. Great white, killer whales are still better
You wanna bring up the J fish you better throw some coins in there.
They don't call goliath groupers, jewfish anymore, LOL
Thank you.. I was wondering why it was even called that
@@backwatersage that's not what I read when I researched
That is so awesome. I bet the camera makes them look smaller than they actually were.
That’s not a bull shark man, that’s a bull shark baby, yeahhhh!
You summoned bullshark . Good now summon the Mighty easily annoyed Sea Rhino .
Cool vid
Fucking genius, shit like this makes sharks more prone to attack people when they’re swimming. Good job. Someone arrest these people for public endangerment.
You my friend are ignorant. EVERY fish carcass EVER at a marina gets chucked in the water. What, you thought they had "fish dumpsters," at marinas?? 🤣 Don't comment about what you don't know shit about!
Rule #1
P.s. only IDIOTS swim at marinas. Those sharks LIVE there
Common practice...of those intelligent fishermen. Gee, what could happen...
he says "nobody gets in that water", when there is literally people in the water every day servicing boats, dodgin sharks
I saw a huge barracuda swimming right around there, where the health food store used to be, out back where people eat their lunches. It would come out from under a boat to take food tossed in the water. This barracuda had a large lure stuck to its cheek. I think it weighed at least 50 pounds.
At least the water in that marina is still crystal clear so you’ll see them coming!🤣
"no swimming here for me"
Yea no shit i'll be 10 meters away from any water edge in that area anyway
You know, video is a visual media. A form of art that's accomplished by watching. Not fuckin telling it
That's a cute shark. You should see the bulls we get down here in Australia in the Gold Coast canals and Brisbane river.
They get just as big in Florida. Had what would have been a 100lb+ yellowfin ( judging from what was left )get eaten by several monsters right next to my boat last year. Caught a big female bull that measured more than half the length of my client's 23 foot center as well. Was so big around it almost looked like a great white on its side once we got it up.
I don’t expect anyone to believe me, but I’ve actually skinny dipped in that marina🤣 me and my buddy were working for one of the big catamaran companies. Our move was to always bring girls from the bars back to the boats for the free beer. One night were all hammered and one of the girls suggested skinny dipping. I said fuck it and hopped in. Still have all my limbs lol
And the girls?
@@lisad6106 They received one of said limbs.
WOAH SHARKS IN THE OCEAN THATS CRAZY!!!
That Was The Most Dangerous Shark
Who had the bright idea for having Bull Sharks in a Marina where people work on their boats and maybe dogs or kids might be? #1 Does the Coast Guard know that this is intentionally being done?
That was stupid feeding that shark there.
Why do RUclips shark videos comments sections attract people who want to sound like shark experts, and also people who are just dying to lecture and rant about whatever they can think of to bitch about.
Great video, awesome shots of sharks cruising in to feed. I really don't think you've altered the eco-system in any way
Well I have bad news then lol, they don’t stick to oceans. I’ve seen them in rivers in Alabama near the coast. I used to work on a commercial fishing boat and we’d anchor about a mile from the mouth of mobile bay by Dauphin island to clean our catch. It was cool to see those things surfing over breakers, basically sitting there watching people in the water. They can vicious but I tend to think it’s nearly always mistaken identity due to fishing. I’ve seen massive Sharks peaceful swimming along swimmers and nothing bad ever happened. But I’ve also seen someone disappear into a pool of red from falling off of a shrimp boat during pushing trash from the deck after pulling nets. It’s literally miles of a feeding frenzy behind and around the boats consisting of numerous shark species intertwined chomping at anything and everything. Seeing that feeding frenzy was so cool but when the deck hand fell in that was not a good sight. It was horrifying. Still though if you’re a fisherman, follow a shrimp boat in the pre Dawn hours offshore, when you see them pull the nets and start to push the trash, shine your lights to the water and get your cameras ready for one hell of a show
that one with the double fin is a Lemon shark that long dark colored one is a spiny dogfish and i can't tell for sure if the others are bulls or other reef sharks.
Nice . . . Feed them - so No one can go swimming in the Immediate area. Condition them to get an Easy Meal - close to people. Great job Einstein.
They knew the shark was there, how else would the camera guy pan to the shark.
I've lived in Hawaii twice, been diving more times than I could count, and have never seen a shark once.
That doesn't mean a shark hasn't ever seen you!
When My friends and I were there. We probably pushed each others .😆 LOL
Fuck yeah!!! Hope this dock stays infested with super over aggressive bull sharks! Let mother nature work out the rest!
Bull shark francaise, bon appetite
This is why I love Florida.
Yeah, well . . . Bull Sharks. They alter the risk algorithm significantly IMO given their documented problems with aggression and attacks, not to mention the ability to swim right up into fresh water areas where people don't necessarily expect sharks.
That's not a nurse it's a doctor shark
hand feeding bull sharks is the most white thing ever
Thats not a Basking shark dude”.
Wow!! That IS crazy!!
Lmfaao! I loved that guys comment
Bull sharks are the baddest mf's in the ocean! Trust me, I live in Brisbane and most of the places you'd like to swim you can't because of these bad boys