Dillon May thought he was capturing what is known as a 'tuna boil' while out on a friend's fishing boat off the coast of Louisiana. Instead, it was sharks feasting.
Fishermen searching for yellowfin tuna offDillon May thought he was recording a"tuna boil," a term to describe a feeding frenzy so intense it makes the water appear to be boiling, on Feb. 21.never seen anything like it," May said."No shrimp boats were in sight either!"
May told Storyful he and his girlfriend, Kaitlyn Dix, were fishing on a friend’s fishing boat, and said the sharks were causing so much agitation that they brought water onto the vessel.Dillon May, the man who captured the shark feeding frenzy video, said the sharks were bringing water onto their boat.
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