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There’s always a bigger fish.
The diver sounded like they were the one the grouper eat.
I liked the underwater screaming from the scuba diver
OH SHIT! THEY KILLED BARRY! YOU BASTARDS!
This is some nightmare material.. scooba diving at night?
i have always wondered how long a fish lives after being vacuum sucked up by another fish….
That grouper has groupies
I don’t know if they are still around that area, but when I was diving there back in 03, the barracuda grew to be several feet long and thick… like big torpedoes hanging in the water in groups. The one in the video is *tiny*.
Grouper: Ooooh, barracuda! 🎶
Is that fish sleeping? I feel like it’s an unwise decision to be that close to a fish that much bigger than you. Unless the bigger fish is usually really calm.
I’d never heard of groupers before I played Maneater. Games are educational when you least expect it