A group of fishers searching for tuna were astonished when they encountered a shiver of sharks feeding about 15 miles off the coast of Louisiana last month.
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Dillon May, who filmed the animals on his camera, recounted that he and his girlfriend Kaitlyn Dix were aboard a friend's fishing boat when they noticed water movement. Initially, they assumed it was a tuna boil, caused by a school of tuna nibbling on food and agitating below the water's surface. However, they were amazed to discover that the disturbance was in fact a frenzy of hungry sharks thrashing in the water.

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