Narrator: WITH SHARKS' HEIGHTENED SENSE

OF ELECTRIC FIELDS IN MIND,

THE TEAM IS ASKING THE QUESTION, SHOULD PEOPLE THINKING

ABOUT BRINGING ELECTRONICS IN THE WATER

THINK AGAIN?

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BUT THEN MIKE DOES SOMETHING CRAZY.

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WHOO WHOO WHOO!

UGH!

[ CHUCKLES ]

THAT WAS INSANE.

DUDE...

UH...

WHAT HAPPENED? WHAT DIDN'T HAPPEN?

THAT WAS...

A FREAKING INSANE DIVE.

Narrator: THE TRIGGER MAY NOT HAVE BEEN THE CAMERA ITSELF

BUT THE LIGHTS USED FOR FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY,

COMMONLY CALLED STROBES.

Dornellas: THE STROBES WHEN THEY BLAST OF THEIR LIGHT,

WHEN THAT FLASH GOES OFF,

THE ACTUALLY HAVE A MECHANISM INSIDE THAT RECHARGES,

AND THAT RECHARGING MAKES A REALLY LOUD NOISE.

YOU CAN ACTUALLY HEAR IT UNDERWATER.

[ HIGH-PITCHED WHIRRING ]

IT REALLY BROUGHT OUT A DANGEROUS REACTION.

LOOK AT THIS THING, MAN!

AN INEXPERIENCED DIVER,

IF YOUR HAND'S IN THE WAY, THAT HAND'S GONE.

Narrator: BUT EVEN PROS CAN HAVE A LAPSE IN JUDGEMENT...

AND MIKE WENT AFTER THE CAMERA.

I HAVE AN ENTIRE TEAM OF 50 GUYS, CAMERA MEN,

PEOPLE WATCHING MY BACK AT ALL TIMES.

Narrator: BUT HIS TEAM DIDN'T APPRECIATE THE MOVE.

EVERY TIME I'VE HAD MY CAMERA TAKEN AWAY,

I'VE LET GO OF IT.

I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING, MAN.

[ CHUCKLES ]

WHAT THE HELL, MAN.

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