Here we see freediver @juliana.velezg surrounded by "dangerous man eating bullsharks." We've all seen the video reposted by @karmagawa of the fisherman shooting the shark. People like the woman in the video claim sharks in Florida are pests, a nuisance, overpopulated, she justifies shooting it saying sharks steal "her fish". In reality sharks are incredibly intelligent and have learned over time to associate engine noise from boats as a source of food, I've watched in Hawaii as sharks repeatedly follow fishing boats into the harbor, as they have learned that they get fed scraps while the fisherman cleans the fish. The problem isn't a shark overpopulation but an over abundance of fishing that has encouraged sharks to now follow boats hoping to snatch the fish before it is landed. We are in their homes, taking their food, they have more rights to the fish than us. If sharks start coming on land and taking from our refrigerators then we have a shark problem, until then we need to accept if we take from the ocean we may have competition, and be okay with that or stay out. . . . . #karma #karmagawa #sharksarefriends #sharks #fishinglife