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Sharks attack DIY submarineSharks attack DIY submarine

(2:48) A shiver of sharks shoulder up against a homemade sub mistaking it for a snack. Did he really say homemade? Impressive, but not the most beautiful of fish when seen from this close.

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Guest: Graham (993 days ago)
Added sound effects ??? I wouldn't have thought soft tissue hitting glass would sound like a hammer hitting sheet iron. Not exciting enough for prime time maybe.
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Blong Blong (993 days ago)
Don't look like these sharks have teeth. 2.28 gives quite a clear view. Maybe this is not shot in open seas, but on some shark reserve where their teeth have been ground down. Just a guess.
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Guest: Your name (992 days ago)
the shark expert...
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Guest:  (992 days ago)
Don't sharks bump into things to see if they are worth eating? I thought that being bumped was the first intimation you had that you were about to be attacked. Presumably the sub did not respond like prey, so they did not attack it.
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Guest: Peter (994 days ago)
If you're ever attacked by a shark, the best thing to do is to try and mount it: doggy-style. It'll be so embarrassed that it'll run off to the Shark psychologist.
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Guest: ComeBackDavid (388 days ago)
Latest comment: Oh Dear - shouldn't Natural History Commentators have an English accent, and do less whooping and "oh-my-god"ing?
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