Black tip shark feeding frenzy

[Journeyon71]

I want to pet one of those!!

[archietherobot]

Interesting to see this other side of a shark that we all know from seeing it swimming leisurely along tropical beaches every once in a while. But personally I wouldn't want to feed any shark.

[AlphaRed5]

we caught three this evening and gonna have some shark steaks tomorrow!

[neokasuki]

that's awesome dude. I'd like to do that, but i'd be too scared xD

[dicksatan]

"Frenzy" is NOT a word I would use here. I would use "feeding from a coral killer goof"

[RichEv]

There is certainly an argument against this practice as it can lead to the sharks more closely associating humans with food. However this was done in a remote area of Tahiti, and is done infrequently.

The coral in this part of the world is in pristine condition - and nothing in this shot is threatening that fact.

[Ihavetopushmycar]

dude i was para sailing in the french riviera and they would dip you in the water so they could turn and they dipped me in the water right next to a young black tipped shark and i grabbed him and brought him back to shore

[charlieperrault]

you are not supposed to walk on the coral reefs...you gonna destroy it

[RichEv]

Look more closely - the diver in this footage is certainly not touching the reef in any way, he is simply maintaining neutral bouyancy.

[devastator44]

actually it looks like his flippers touched that reef...

[erikinhawaii]

@charlieperrault always an idiot out there who runs their mouths before watching the video closely. I'd like to see you diving , we'll see who is "walking" on the reef.