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looks like he puts it into some sort of trance
The author of this blog doesn't even mention the possibility that it's fake.
http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/...the+predators/
but to me it looks mostly computer generated. I dunno.
looks like he puts it into some sort of trance
mick dundee?
Pretty sure it's real -- I don't know if you ever "hypnotized" a lizard by rubbing its belly, but the same kind of trance can be imposed on sharks as this diver has done.
(Also, if it was CGI, I don't think the animator would have bothered making the shark purge its bladder or whatever it's doing around 3:05)
lol computer generated? you in kiddin me? dummy
watch some shark week, you don't learn from watching jaws 1 2 3 & 4
its real, they showed this on shark week two years ago, the dummy wanted to upgrade to a great white dunno what happened to him
good point.(Also, if it was CGI, I don't think the animator would have bothered making the shark purge its bladder or whatever it's doing around 3:05
some of it still looks fake to me.
real talklol computer generated? you in kiddin me? dummy
watch some shark week, you don't learn from watching jaws 1 2 3 & 4
Dunno. But looks pretty dam cool.
I agree, but think that may just be a function of the photographer's settings and whatever contrast effects were implemented in post-production. For example, look how "unnatural" the diver's bubbles look as they float to the surface.
when you touch a sharks nose like that, youre basically overloading all of its sensory receptors. its kind of like when you hit a nerve just right, you pass out.
lmao, it does look crazy though.
well you're an idiot if you're still debating this
Looks pretty real to me, and pretty ing cool as well!
It's very cool but it strikes me as odd how as soon as the shark whisperer zeroes in on that one shark, every other shark/fish splits from the scene, while they had been "swarming" just a few seconds earlier. Why is that? Sorry I don't watch Shark Week
It's real. As others noted, it's been shown on Shark Week for several seasons now. Rubbing the Ampullae of Lorenzini can put them in a trance like state. And yes, they did it with Great Whites on the most recent Shark Week.
lol wants to bring back G W Bush
huh. learn something new.
Well, that was pretty interesting.
Real. I wouldn't try it with a Great White though.
That was awesome.
And man does that look fun, the beginning part where he's chillin at the bottom with tons of sharks and fish. I'd love to go diving and experience something similar, as long as no great whites, tiger sharks, or bull sharks are around..unless I'm equipping with a nice spear and top of the line armour.
Real....
Watch Shark Week as ThisPego suggested....
I've seen this before somewhere... if I would've seen for the first time.. I would've been more amazed at the fact that someone seriously thinks this is fake lol.
Why would anyone want to fake such a thing?
More Shark Week facts...
Turning sharks over on their backs puts them into a catatonic state...so much so that you have to physically push them back and forth for them to breathe (while upside down). Sharks have to pass water over their gills to breathe, the moment they stop forward motion, its like holding your breath.
I don't really know.
She's standing a shark on it's nose. Why would anyone want to try such a thing?
Apparently there are shark experts here that know better and I'm a fool for questioning the authenticity.
The diver is a she, not a he.
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