CAMERA GEAR STOLEN: $10,000 worth of gear stolen!

Just saw this video of camera gear being stolen. The value has got to be over $10,000 and though it was funny as hell.
http://www.youtube.com …er_embedded&v=e​YcUJ7-XA_I

*NOTE*
Not my gear being stolen =p

Tiger sharks are known to eat just about everything. Things like license plates to turtle shells have been found in their stomachs I would not be surprised if down the road, in a couple of years they find the camera in the sharks gut I think what is most interesting is having so many Tiger Sharks in one place! Ive never seen that before.

Tony_Stark wrote in post #14809513
Tiger sharks are known to eat just about everything. Things like license plates to turtle shells have been found in their stomachs I would not be surprised if down the road, in a couple of years they find the camera in the sharks gut I think what is most interesting is having so many Tiger Sharks in one place! Ive never seen that before.

I wonder what the insurance company said when they issued a claim lol

One of the responses said the photographer did recover the camera some distance away but they didn't mention what damage was done.

BLD_007 wrote in post #14809463
Just saw this video of camera gear being stolen. The value has got to be over $10,000 and though it was funny as hell.

I saw the title "gear stolen" but never imagined the culprit

Maybe he owed something to this "lone shark"

ssim wrote in post #14809780
Maybe he owed something to this "lone shark"

There seemed to be more than one shark.

i didn't need another reason to stay clear of sharks...

LOL! In the comments it says the equipment was recovered. Great video.

rick_reno wrote in post #14810132
i didn't need another reason to stay clear of sharks...

I know, right?

The photographer got all his gear back, but it cost him an arm and a leg.

Yeah, not something to lose your head over

Sure you can point fingers at the innocent shark, but the real culprit was the Remora at 0:18