Be Warned, Sharks Steal Cameras Apparently
Posted by The Dream Within on Aug 3rd, 2012 | 0 comments
Before you think your camera is safe just hanging out on the ocean floor while you watch from a distance, you may want to think again. Ask Jim Abernethy, a shark expert who left his underwater camera rig below and had it carried off to sea by a curious shark. Watch the culprit swim off with his loot in the following video:
What a sneaky shark! Fortunately for Abernethy he was able to locate his camera, but we all might not be so lucky!
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