Andhammerhead shark, a species also known as horned cross, attacked the cork raft of some Cuban fishermen, near the Havana coast.
"What kind of madness! Look how it bites the cork. Here it comes again! It's not going to knock us down but... what kind of shark. These are anecdotes that only we live," says one of the main fishermen. of the surprising encounter at sea.
The other fisherman warned his friend: "Don't put your foot in the water." They both remained motionless, recording the shark as it swam around them and bit the raft insistently.
The video was shared by the profileFishing in Miami, from where they pointed out the dimensions of the animal that attacked the Cubans' raft on several occasions.
"They are fishermen in Cuba. They are surprised by a horn shark that bites their raft. It is impressive," they said in the publication that accumulates dozens of comments.
Sightings of hammerhead sharks off the coast of the Cuban capital are quite frequent. Recently the story of two other sport fishermen, with a valid fishing license, whoThey caught a big horn shark on a beach in Havana, at the end of the year 2023.
The raft of the young people who recently encountered the hammerhead shark is made of poly-foam and wood. It is a type of artisanal boat that Cubans build to go fishing on the coast.
The adventurous fishermen came loaded with good product and everything seems to indicate that this was what had the shark in this story eager to take afish in water.
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