This is a place on one of #Bahamas islands where you can see lots of large sharks coming very close to the shore. They often feed here and aren't afraid of people.
The place we are going just simple marina for boat and yacht called Hawk Nest. Something makes this place famous. When tide is changing from low to high lots of shark are usually seen here. It is really easy to see here nurse sharks, lemon sharks, hammer sharks and others large and small. You probably wonder why? The secret has its explanation. When the deep water fishing boats returning back from successful fishing trips they are cleaning there trophies right here and throwing fish leftovers right here in the water. Super sensitive sharks from nearby deep waters gathering here for free meal feast. Seems that they feel themselves very comfortable and safe so close to humans. When we came there were no sharks ,no fishing boats, it was low tide. We were quite disappointed, but we had with us some frozen fishing leftovers from day before fishing and we decided it was worth to try. We started making noise, splashes, pouring Some fish blood into the water and sharks arrived within a few minutes. We didn’t have so much treats to offer, but what we had was enough for short socializing experience. It was fun, shark come too close trying to get a piece of fish, almost get out out from the water. It is strongly advise for visitors not to swim or step into the water here due to danger from sharks. In places where sharks are regularly being fed by humans, these large fishes developing Reflex Humans = food and this could trigger unintentional aggression towards humans. For this reason in many parts of the world feeding sharks is prohibited.
Fishing boats after fishing trips clean fish and throw out the leftover gut and bones. Seems like a good thing to do! There's been a lot of discussion about this lately. Should we feed wild predators? How this can chance a sharks behavior towards a human? They get used to this and can stop being afraid of us. And instead of the natural reflex, “Human = Run for your life” it is now, “Humans = Food". You can see from this video. The shark is ready to get out of water just to get a piece of fish. They are always there at the marina or nearby awaiting the fishing boats return. Once they hear or see humans, the signal, "Human = Food" has switched on. They becoming demanding and aggressive towards swimmers or divers in the area where they are normally being fed. Even harmless species may become dangerous. Humans are not a sharks food! But when we are starting to associate ourselves with a food source we put ourselves in danger. In some countries, like French Polynesia, Maldives, and Cayman islands, shark feeding is forbidden.
#shark #sharkfishing #coralreeffishes #fishing #travelvideo #travel #bahamas #caribbeanislands #marinelife #marinebiology
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