Huntsville Family films Shark Feeding Frenzy off Panama City Beach

An Inlet Beach family captured sharks feeding frenzy in a video. The family spotted a large swarm of sharks approaching the shoreline when they were enjoying in the beach in Panama City.

The couple, Tyra and Blake Whitlow, said they were on the beach when they saw some sharks splashing around in the distance. Three of their four children were playing in the raft when the couple first spotted the shark swarm off shore. Tyra and Blake captured the video of the afternoon encounter and posted it on video-sharing website YouTube.

The video starts peacefully, but soon the situation changes and sharks appear close to shore. As the swarm comes closer, a number of people gather at the beach to watch. The video shows some smaller sharks entering the shore’s shallow water. A man can be seen approaching the sharks. A voice can be heard saying that the herd has 50 to 60 sharks.

According to Tyra, her family has been staying in a rental house near Inlet Beach. She said her husband and children were afraid at first, but later, they were excited once they were far from the reach of sharks. It was an amazing experience to see sharks near shore, she added.

Tyra said, “They were a little scared until getting out of the water but then just enjoyed the unique experience. My oldest son said it was neat getting to see them outside of an aquarium or movie”.


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