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Giant shark jumps into fishing boat in ‘bonkers’ video: ‘WTF do we do?’ | New York Post
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1:02Now PlayingHis warning was more than warranted: “It just so happened that about 30 seconds later it jumped on the top of the boat,” the skipper exclaimed. “We were all watching the rod and the line was going out to the side of the boat and it changed direction suddenly… it just happened to jump at the same time and we got a hell of a fright.”
The Jaws-dropping clip, which was posted to the Churchys Charters Facebook page, starts off typically enough with a client battling the unseen sea beast on rod and line from the stern of the boat. All of a sudden, the humongous predator jumps out of the water and crash-lands onto the bow as the crew cries out in shock.
“A mako just jumped on our boat boys,” the captain exclaims of the “Deep Blue Sea”-esque ecounter.
The shark — which Churches estimated to weigh around 330 pounds and measure 8-9 feet long — then sits on the bow with its jaws agape for the remainder of the clip.
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