Video of my sharks
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Thanks a lot everyone for the comments and for watching. I really appreciate it!
I'll try to answer the questions. The video is really a trailer of my website http://www.benthicsharks.ca/
and I am located in Toronto, Canada.
Fwprawn, the albino shark is a whitespotted bamboo. You have some albino banded bamboo sharks and the New England Aquarium. It would be great to see them in person. As far as all the other species in the video. It would probably be easier to check out my site. There were three species of wobbegongs featured in my video.
Cu455, thanks for the comment. I had a lot of debate over the choice of music. It was my first choice and I'm glad you liked it. I hope it wasn't too overly dramatic. hehe
Chub, 00:45 is a swell shark. They actually have a larger mouth to body ratio then a great white. I have gotten distracted feeding them in the past. Turning my head away for a second with a fish in my hand is enough for my arm to end up in its mouth. Sharp little teeth!
The full clips of the video are up on my site and youtube page. If you are interested in what you see, feel free to subscribe. If you have an extra thumbs up, that would be awesome too.
http://www.youtube.com/user/Crumbeyeolo
I'll try to answer the questions. The video is really a trailer of my website http://www.benthicsharks.ca/
and I am located in Toronto, Canada.
Fwprawn, the albino shark is a whitespotted bamboo. You have some albino banded bamboo sharks and the New England Aquarium. It would be great to see them in person. As far as all the other species in the video. It would probably be easier to check out my site. There were three species of wobbegongs featured in my video.
Cu455, thanks for the comment. I had a lot of debate over the choice of music. It was my first choice and I'm glad you liked it. I hope it wasn't too overly dramatic. hehe
Chub, 00:45 is a swell shark. They actually have a larger mouth to body ratio then a great white. I have gotten distracted feeding them in the past. Turning my head away for a second with a fish in my hand is enough for my arm to end up in its mouth. Sharp little teeth!
The full clips of the video are up on my site and youtube page. If you are interested in what you see, feel free to subscribe. If you have an extra thumbs up, that would be awesome too.
http://www.youtube.com/user/Crumbeyeolo
Very cool, both in the awesome individual fish and positive environmental impacts ... you got some courage too with the hand feeding! Lol
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Thanks for the info, it's a great looking species. Might be one to look for when that dream of a SW pond comes true.
Again, amazing video. I will check out your website and other videos when I'm done posting this.
