Would you poop your pants too? Watch closely. This bird poops right in the sharks face!It has an easy escape if she wants. But nope, it just hangs in there and doesn't appear threatened outside an evasion of her space! And the poop! It's always a treat to see these shark interact with other species. - If you notice in the clip, the second I see the drone shadow appear I pull back to a different angle to ensure I don't interfere with the events. One reason I love drone observation of sealife is that I can see nature without interfering. The second the drone's shadow becomes a "third party" near the sealife it runs the risk of ruining my original intent. Although I have seen sharks react to the drones shadow in the past, I try really hard to avoid such interference. Once I introduce a stimulus to react to, it defeats the purpose of natural observation.