INSANE SHARK ENCOUNTER (at night!)

Night diving with hundreds of HUNGRY SHARKS on a remote island called Fakarava.
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Fakarava is the place for shark diving in the wild. The sharks aren't baited or fed, they just naturally congregate in the south pass like nowhere else in the world. The south pass is known for it's abundant underwater life and we fell in love with this stunning atoll on our last video: • Surrounded by SHARKS 🦈...
OMG there are soo many sharks here, so naturally we decide to push our comfort zone a littler further: Let's go night diving with the sharks! Yep, brilliant idea.
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[@donrees5319]

I think this one is in the top 5 video you have produce. Cheers, live life.

[@baddecisionsrv8506]

100% agreed.

[@cherylynn927]

I will high five that, truly awesome!

[@sebastiansaavedraIndy]

agreed

[@captainbob406]

Agreed!

[@roysmith9362]

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[@bienz127]

Just wow.... You two are living life to the fullest! I applaud you both for being so brave. Just incredible...

[@ShamWerks]

I dove in Fakarava 15 years ago (never by night, I regret it now!). Amazing doesn't even start to describe it. I've given up diving when I came back to my native southern France ; as much as I love my little part of the mediterranean sea, diving felt "meh" after Faka.

[@lupaofpack]

A great ending narration. The music was well done to add drama and build the sense of something is going to happen. You guys are always top notch. What a joy to watch what the two of you share with everyone each week.

[@tomd.3082]

Me no swim with sharks. Me no want to be shark's dinner. However, that was some amazing footage!

[@gonewiththewynns]

😆

[@davidj.jorgensen4828]

I am a surfer that has swum with sharks many times because sharks live in the ocean. BUT, I commend U for having the fortitude to do that. Personally ,I would not recommend U try that again. AMAZING footage thou. Safety first !

[@karenwilliams3468]

WOW! After watching this one, I felt like I needed a stiff drink LOL You guys have the best quality video and sound, I love the combination of voice over and talking during your adventures. Thank you for sharing your amazing adventures with us!! Stay safe, give the cats 🐈🐈 a hug from me. 😊🐟🏝🌎❤

[@aislinnimvu708]

Wow!!! This was amazing! It has to be in my top 5 favorite videos you all have posted so far! Keep up the great work!!

[@joshuatoledo8844]

Life is good. Well done. Thank you for sharing. Buen Camino.

[@LaiCSouza]

I don't have the guts to dive at night in this place like you did because I know about the feeding frenzy. White tips, Black Tips, Lemons are all very cool sharks to swim around. I mean, there are very few shark attacks at all, but these are really not aggressive species. But there are several docs that show how those reefs become at night. They all work together to hunt and them an accident can happen. But it's like your friend said, the night before everything was calm. It's also a lucky thing, right? Definitely an adventure of a lifetime :)

[@victweezy]

epic closing! And yeah Lake Havasu, we spend a good bit of time there on the go fast boat.

[@Parr4theCourse]

Absolutely AWESOME!! Janis and I posted our 1st shark dive to our KZbin channel in the Bahamas a few weeks before Dorian hit, we flew from Kansas in a Cessna 182 and the HIGHLIGHT of our adventure by far was the shark dive , we still talk about it. Not sure we are ready for a night shark dive yet, but definitely on our proverbial bucket list!! Thanks again!!

[@Aviduduskar]

Phenomal footage, thank you and stay safe!

[@jesseyounker]

Another great vid! This one was over the top! My heart was racing too!

[@Blackdogoutdoors]

I'm speechless, one of the best videos yet! But please don't think you have to put your lives on the line for a good video!! Just teasing, I know you take the necessary precautions. Those sharks and the colors of the reef, beautiful.....thanks for sharing.

[@faithp9853]

Love it !!! Great quote at the end !!

[@gregwicks51]

Holy free Holies! That’s awesome!

[@oldmanflyer1]

Wow! that was amazing.

[@MagnumGaming1]

King of the edits... 👍🏽✌🏽

[@jenniferlawrence1372]

I know everyone else talking about sharks and safety but all I can think is WHAT IN THE NAME OF ALL THAT IS GOOD AND HOLY IS THAT MONSTER AT 9:55 ?????????

[@gonewiththewynns]

😆

[@babianpunktse]

Have you consider doing videos with only underwater wild life? My kid would love stuff like that.

[@ecleveland1]

Super Jealous! I'm no longer able to participate in adventures like these. I always look forward to Sunday for your videos, it gives me a little escape and lets me see so many wonderful sights and tag along on your adventures. Thank you for sharing your life.

[@aphrodites77]

Literally gave me goose bumps! But in a good way! 😂

[@theolddogfarm4677]

Wow/1 I don't even like going in the lake let alone what you are doing. But I love watching you.

[@davidj.jorgensen4828]

The Old Dog Farm ,I believe I have seen her in black before BUT Nicki looks good in ANYTHING !

[@davidj.jorgensen4828]

The Old Dog Farm ,I believe I have seen her in black before BUT Nicki looks good in ANYTHING !

[@darrenbuckobuckton5756]

Wow...... I'm disappointed Nikki...... Who actually measures their cocktails out! 😂 😂 If there was anytime for a free pour it was after diving with all those 🦈.

[@capnjak69]

WOW

[@lowellmccormick6991]

But the statistics … LOL. Glad you still have all your parts & pieces intact.

[@MD0MDI]

You say that, but don’t go swimming around Tiger Sharks like this...

[@StreetTruckinTitan]

or bullies or whites...

[@bunyipdan]

An amazing experience, great footage and totally agree Axnfell, absolutely not advisable to try with the big three, but.....survivable.....Watch "YBS Lifestyle Ep 23 - TIGER SHARKS FEED ON WHALE CARCASS" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJKkl5qXiaZ6aac.......not quite the same but an example which illustrates how sharks can have a primary prey drive and how when excited, with increased competition = frenzy these magnificent apex hunting machines can be distracted by 'feet', and may not just stay on point or what you might consider their main meal. Great shots of a large aggregation of big tigers, shot in and out of the water......he survived.....still dont do this at home kids.

[@Assassin1959]

Dis Nikki said the F bomb 💣LOL

[@gonewiththewynns]

😆

[@BRADH-xw8sw]

Amazing video - we loved the wrap up also, LOL ! We have a question about camera gear in salty environments - do you gave to clean them alot ?

[@gonewiththewynns]

Yes! Freshwater soaks are good. Well, only for the waterproof ones - wipedowns for the rest.

[@Tomteleck]

ive watched tons of shark shows (shark week and such) but this is the first time ive seen sharks actually chasing down and eating food. Great footage!!!

[@1tpmg]

I’ll take my chances with a vending machine ! That’s it !

[@joshuaguthrie8067]

I also think more people are more frequently exposed to vending machines than sharks. Folks who work on vending machines would have a higher probability of incident than the general public.

[@Matt_from_Florida]

@@joshuaguthrie8067 Same reason more people in Florida are killed by falling coconuts than by shark bites, even though Florida is the #1 state for both!

[@deanbracht6753]

That was the most incredible thing I've ever seen underwater. Thankyou, amazing episode!!!

[@aaronsbarker]

"You are much more likely to be killed by a vending machine than a shark" unless, of course you swim at night in a pack of hundreds of sharks.... then the statistics change a bit...

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

I would rather NOT die in a bed being fed oxygen because my aturation lefvels are dropping. Get busy living or be ready to experince regret.

[@brieneaton8578]

@@geraldhenrickson7472 You got that right brother. I waited until retirement from construction work. Always in great shape and health. Boy did that backfire on me. Go while you are young and strong.

[@dustman96]

Very true, but the point was to illustrate just how rare it is to be killed or attacked by sharks. There are millions of people going in the ocean many times a year. It's actually pretty amazing how few people are attacked. Now, crocodiles are what scare the crap out of me.

[@Winterov]

I agree... I never understand that stat. People do not live in the sea with sea life. The stats, to me mean that most people are in a few feet of water for a short while and get a bite or are attacked, and most stats are based on that. Let's drop a million people into open water and see what happens.. Just like the uss indianapolis!!! How many went in and how many survived??

[@karlvanravenswaay1204]

@Brien Eaton that’s me right now! I’ve been in construction (going on 30 yrs) and I am feeling like the time is now. My bones are telling me to go!

[@Terry_Aki]

I've surfed for 50 years now. Ive made over 20,000 surfboards, Hawaii , Northern CA. Japan. Never trust a shark. Never.

[@chris_london123]

Really?..that's what sharks say about us....with 100 million better reasons. Trust a shark?? It's their world, you are the dangerous and untrustworthy alien visitor. You've got this completely the wrong way round.

[@howardwhite9773]

Re: Security. Not to disagree but just remember the old pilot's saw - "there are old pilots and there are bold pilots, but there are no old, bold pilots."

[@aquadesignsbymlt4769]

Lol

[@Lightw81]

I give you Eric "Winkle" Brown, and no doubt others. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Brown_(pilot)

[@kenstephens2955]

Actually there are heaps of old bold pilots. I know quite a few. It really is past time for this old saw to rust away.

[@MrPossumeyes]

@@kenstephens2955 Don't agree with you there, Ken. Not at all.

[@zzzxxzzz4797]

According to your final comment about safety , following your philosophical comment , you could have stayed in the water ! It was as safe as the boat , right ? Yes , during WWII the U.S. NAVY did studies about colors that attract sharks . It was observed that the color yellow was the most popular . They called it "yum yum yellow" ! Black and white stripes was ignored , probably because of the deadly venomous sea snake ! You may want to change the color of your air tanks ! Thanks for sharing 😎🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴

[@linda-MyLifeAndOtherAnecdotes]

Yeah, I always remembered it as yum yum yellow as well.

[@Matt_from_Florida]

I can confirm that *yellow dive gear* tastes best.

[@Erin-Thor]

Is wearing a black "I want to be mistaken for a seal" diving suit a good idea? I’m thinking no...

[@WSallai]

Erin Thor What is the color of non-food?

[@Erin-Thor]

William C Sallai - 1. I was joking. 2. Good point.

[@dfrancois5520]

As another KZbinr saying goes; “All men Die, Some never really live”. You guys are “LIVING”

[@gonewiththewynns]

Thanks!

[@drinkinslim]

Until they die, LOL. :D

[@drinkinslim]

But really, that dive looked amazing.

[@ramblinman9451]

Deermeatfordinner

[@christineminer2117]

Again....great post. Loved the voice over quote at the end. A great reminder! Thanks!

[@nemo227]

Yeah, "We're no safer by walking in the valley than scaling a mountain . . ." Well, I've discovered (in my old age) that I am probably and essentially a flatlander, high above mean high tide . . . but I'm in California where topography changes.

[@lindakindig576]

Christine Miner such a beautiful quote!

[@richardhobbs9038]

@@nemo227 - There is something known as Gravity , and walking in the valley may be the better choice . . . . . since scaling a mountain combined with a slip where you lose your grip means Gravity can become an issue causing a serious increase in velocity ending with a sudden stop. Most of us are aware that sudden stops can be bothersome.

[@nemo227]

@@richardhobbs9038 Damned gravity. I learned about it in 1946 when a kid pushed me from the top of a "cliff" (about 10 ft. high). I will attest to the bothersome aspect of the sudden stop. I'd like to warn you that gravity gets much stronger as you age.

[@richardhobbs9038]

@@nemo227 - At 10 years old (1961) I 'fell' off a "cliff" on Guam (about 10' too) landing straight legged and vertical = locked up my diaphragm and I could not breath = passed out . When I came back to reality on my back, my supposed 'friend' was looking down at me laughing . Am very aware of the added hazards of age . . . thanks for your reply ! ! Take Care.

[@sibrookes]

That was just so epically awesome! AND such a positive promotional video for sharks! I've around 6000 dives under my belt and I have to say being there would have put that dive in my top 10. Yet Another location added to the bucket list!

[@TomClark-Futoura]

Fantastic footage and courage, guys. You consistently bring us the best! However, being a surfer, the commonly used statistic of being more likely hurt or killed by a lightening strike or vending machine, etc. is a little misleading. Nearly everyone on earth (billions) is exposed to lightening strikes and vending machines, etc., yet only a relative small number of people (thousands or tens of thousands) are in the water at any given time and exposed to sharks. So the ratios are not comparable and make shark attacks much more likely than the old adage implies. BTW - One little nick (foot in the fin) or legit bite that causes a little blood could move the feeding frenzy that was in progress on to you guys. Once it starts on one diver... well, it could have been disastrous. Please stay safe.

[@urlkrueger]

Yes, it is so easy to use statistics to your advantage by using them inappropriately.

[@richardhobbs9038]

@@urlkrueger - Yes , I just said same to Steve Mazz : "Like most "statistics" these are probably adjusted for 'convenience'. What constitutes an 'attack' ? Losing a limb or just being bitten? I would suggest the low number stated refers to losing a limb or death."

[@WSallai]

Tom Clark Thank you for making this distinction.

[@stevemazz3121]

Statistically speaking the percentage of me being eaten by a shark are less than 0.05 %. But for folks like those that swim with 100's of sharks the chance goes up 100% compared to myself and those like me that don't and won't swim with sharks. The numbers seem off when talking of shark attacks.... Just the surfers I know talk about shark attacks every year, especially in Mexico....I find that interesting.

[@richardhobbs9038]

Steve Mazz - Like most "statistics" these are probably adjusted for 'convenience'. What constitutes an 'attack' ? Losing a limb or just being bitten? I would suggest the low number stated refers to losing a limb or death.

[@2squiffy]

Amazing how you two have changed since your RV days. Brilliant. What next.

[@Maxid1]

Those who luve on adrenaline understand something: statistically you're safe at one encounter. But if you increase your rate of encounters, you begin to lose your statistical margin of safety.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Yes...by one each time. Who is to say how many you get.

[@dustman96]

Still safer than driving by a looooong shot.

[@manuelstarr3602]

What you say is true...but I'm not sure the laws of averages should be applied to animals that become frenzied just because they are hungry.

[@keithhayworth]

@@dustman96 I don't think swimming with this amount of sharks is as safe as driving a car, if you do it as often as you drive.

[@Maxid1]

@@dustman96 Not really. I have to drive. I don't have to swim with sharks so it's an unnecessary risk. Fun maybe, but not safer than driving. It's an added risk to my life in which I'm also driving.I can't choose one over the other: like either I can drive to work, or I can swim with sharks to work. See?

[@jjmarz1001]

It's all fun and games until someone gets eaten.

[@michellecollins6379]

Ain't that the truth, that's why I just watch through them. I know my limits. Lol

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Its a good idea until it isn't? Challenge your own convictions every single day and do not judge others from afar, inside your own comfort bubble. And watch the video again and listen to what is being said.

[@jwyzdm]

@@geraldhenrickson7472 what is being said is a bunch of philosophical bullhicky in order to try to explain doing something incredibly stupid.

[@roadie3124]

And your chances of being eaten by a shark are less than the chance of dying from an infected cut you got while opening a can of beer.

[@aussiefarmer6012]

@@roadie3124 especially if you don't go in the water. 😁

[@jamesdillon3320]

Disappointingly stupid! Give your head a shake and really think about what you risked that night. Take care and make better choices. Sorry, but thats the way I see it. You remain an amazing couple, flawed like the rest of us. Safe travels. Jamie

[@chris_london123]

You are entitled to your opinion of course, just try not to be arrogant enough to assume you are right. Why do you think you can tell other people how to live their lives? Especially when their actions don't affect you in any way? I find them inspirational and defend their right to choose the risks they want to take. This channel would not exist if they listened to people like you and the world would turn a little shade more beige.

[@murraywestenskow2896]

OK - Don't do that again. Once is enough. That was too much.

[@PastorShayne]

That was a really powerful bit at the end… Really, don’t apologize for your willingness to embrace fear and adventure, that’s what makes what you’re doing so beautiful, so inspiring!

[@jacksbackable]

I've done quite a few shark feeds, never with that many sharks and never at night! Those shark were right on the verge of biting, and biting anything. They were hyped up and aggressive! You were Very lucky! STILL great to see and thanks for sharing! 😃

[@MrGlenspace]

JACK JACKSON a feeding frenzy could have put them in extreme danger. Even shark experts leave when that occurs. You may not be on the menu but in a frenzy something bad can happen quickly.

[@rogerstone3068]

Yes, but they recognised it and got out of the water. All credit.

[@Technics19]

@@rogerstone3068 they still got out of the water too late, luckily they still had all there body parts. When there's hundreds of sharks and they are biting things in there hands, and items attached to there body it's already to late.

[@Userxyz-z2d]

Yah this was WAY too dangerous.

[@loda9510]

Sunday morning with the Wynn's and thank you for sharing the adventures. I am seeing parts of the world through your eyes that would never be possible!

[@bobaloo2012]

Did your mama never say "so if your friends are going to jump off a bridge...?"

[@CarolBerryArt]

I am sure you are glad you did the night dive, but if it is all the same, I personally don’t think you need to do that again!

[@usdpaulp]

You guys are insane. I would poop myself going in the water at night.

[@gonewiththewynns]

😀

[@marceld6061]

As soon as I saw him put his fin on the deck of your boat, I said "Yum Yum Yellow, of course!" In your narration you mentioned that sharks like shiny things and things with lots of contrast. Yellow and Black. About as good as it gets. It was FANTASTIC to see so many sharks in one location. As a species, why can't man designate more areas to be protected so this beauty can flourish around the globe. Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏾

[@Technics19]

Because when shark numbers are really high, they start eating all our fish and us on beaches. And when you're worried about getting eaten by a shark at the beach you stop worrying about saving sharks.

[@taddherron34]

OMG! How great was that? Best video yet guys. I might have to increase my Patreon donations!

[@commonsense246]

So funny, Nikki seems to be losing count on those jiggers! LOLOLOL

[@Maoli2013]

@Rebecca, you noticed that too?

[@Matt_from_Florida]

You can quote Helen Keller all you want, but their brains were telling them they'd cut it too close for comfort!

[@Technics19]

I thought hellen keller was a deaf, blind? If I was under water with them sharks I would've quoted her speech.

[@rickhicksedm]

While this is my favorite Sailing channel, and I'm often amazed by your videos, this one is way beyond what I expected. Remember: Life is not about how many breathes you take, but about the moments that take your breath away. Thank you, you two are awesome!

[@kimotree]

I wish I could see this in IMAX. Beyond beautiful!!

[@samm0110]

I agree. Spiritually resonant content plus terrific footage-color, exposure, audio, writing and edit.

[@srhintz]

So would getting bit while shining lights on feeding sharks at night be considered a provoked attack?

[@SailingABSea]

Wow! As scuba divers ourselves we really appreciated this episode. I (Baz) have done a night dive with black tips in the Solomon islands and fully understand what it's like when they all go on a feeding frenzy. Amazing, fascinating, scary and wonderous all at the same time. Your best episode yet!

[@chrislaveen543]

When a divemaster with over 2000 dives starts to feel uneasy, yeah it's probably time to call the dive.Fantastic footage..

[@whymarceline]

Coffee and the Wynn’s. What a great way to start my Sunday!

[@lisawillmitt5237]

Good Sunday Morning to you🌻 I'm doing the same☕ Love being able to share in there journey.

[@NateRisch]

@@lisawillmitt5237 seems like a common thing! Had to pause it as I forgot to get my coffee started.

[@klparker76401]

Nate Risch me too!

[@MrPossumeyes]

@@klparker76401 Aaahhhhh, not me! Coffee started!!

[@koffeegy]

Hey guys, Thanks again for all the great content! Just wondering if y'all are still having issues with your side window seals? I noticed y'all are using a foil type material in your kitchen window area. Was that material there while the leaks were happening? If I am not mistaken, you are using that to reflect the light/heat so the inside of the salon stays cooler. You might want to see if reflecting the heat is super heating the sealant around the widows. I know in houses where people insulate the bottom of the roof decking, it super heats the underneath of the roof shingles and they become brittle at a quicker rate. Have y'all thought about making some blinds/curtains to keep the son out? Just my 2 cents.Thanks again,-Koffeegy

[@MikeHarrison3266]

A tip about sharks, an old saying goes if you give your enemy an inch they may take a yard, in the case of a shark if you give him a foot he may take the whole leg, just a thought. (-: Secondarily never ask to borrow anything, the price will always be too high.

[@trumpetmano]

First night dive with sharks is always a pucker factor of 10... Next time go look for lobsters!

[@Allen-by6ci]

Thats a million view video easy. Awesome sights, music... everything. I would love to see an extra video of the stuff you didn't include in that one. Fantastic!

[@jseligmann]

I disagree with you and Helen Keller on this one. You are far more likely to get in trouble if you put yourself in an obviously dangerous situation. There's no question that the unexpected can happen to anyone at any time, but I don't believe in looking for danger or tempting fate. Life is slippery enough. This was a beautiful episode until it wasn't.

[@dharleyfan1]

THAT was one of your top 10 videos EVER, Amazing, I Loved it.

[@billvandenouden7302]

I definitely have to agree this is the ultimate best night dive video I've ever seen with all the different species Nikki Jason you knocked it out of the park peace Vegas bill three thumbs up for this one for sure

[@joshalvarez7028]

Have watched literally hundreds of hours of sail video's. From 8:30 on ward to the rest of the night dive was absolutely STUNNING! Please post all the night dive video unedited...

[@ChrisDoesWhat]

A horror movie with coffee time. 😁 Great video as always guys, keep it up and look forward to next Sunday!

[@diverdan551]

Okay that was way,way, intense and Nikki, if I had dove that night dive with you guys I would have drank down that whole bottle afterwards and maybe a second :-) !!!! No Joke!!!!!!! Great videography and soundtrack!!!!! You guys amaze me with every episode!!!!!

[@jean-lucmathieu1107]

Ouffff fantastic ! Hard to find something to say other than « merci ». Like the one with whales i will look at it again a few times...

[@TheFosterJourney]

During dive prep... Nikki, " my first night dive" - Jason corrected, "...ocean night dive." Nikki 🙄 🤔..."Let's just go somewhere else" to film. Lolol 😂😂🙆‍♂️👍

[@jimbigner5902]

So you can get Grey Goose vodka but not cat litter? What a world we live in.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Alcohol is the worldwide constant. It makes the world turn...apparently.

[@andredupuis5432]

PS i think you got distracted and put a double shot in the last glass 🍹 lol

[@California__Sun]

Whoa...I found your night diving vid.🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶the music is so much better than 5 or 4 years ago🥂chambong......wow night diving is NOT always like that. Geeeeezzzzzz that was intense. Night diving in Roatan, off coast of Honduras...the best night diving, calm, beautiful, purple coral at night. Very few purple coral in your videos. 80ft ship down about 100ft, sea turtles so good. Anyways, you guys have surely grown up with your discovery of our beautiful planet. Thank you for sharing your adventure ❤️☕🍪💛💜❤️🤍💚🧡🐠💛🐠🐠💛🐠💛🐠💛🌸💛🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈

[@judebug329]

Thank you for letting this chicken live dangerously through you daredevils!

[@RVgeeks]

John just kept shaking his head during most of the dive, saying “No way. Nuh uh. Not happening” I kinda get it. 😳😂 Glad you lived to tell the tale. ❤️

[@gonewiththewynns]

Ok, noted...shark dive on your next trip out. 😜

[@tamarakoehn6305]

WOWW!!!! I kept telling myself, "They lived to upload! They lived to upload!" Whoooh! Great sigh of relief! It looked awesome, but scary!

[@davidbochmann5811]

Nice one. Some great night shots. Next time try to get some video of a shark eating somebody!!!

[@seanlacey1839]

In the words of MR T “you crazy fools” brilliant video what an experience living life to the max

[@nzbeeker1]

Wow, have never seen that sort of exposure to sharks. Was really good. Thanks guys.

[@kristiblack7264]

Damn. That's award-winning videography and narration right there. Best video yet! We are having a lazy day after an overnight sail of heavy weather sailing in the Chesapeake. After nights like last night, your videos are a welcome reminder of why we chose this lifestyle. We totally live by Hellen Keller's quote, as well as our favorite one posted on our boat, "Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, wine [or bourbon] in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming, WHOHOO, what a ride!" - Hunter S. Thompson

[@donaldtimme6923]

Awesome! I happy I’m watching on you tube and not in person though.

[@pumpupthevolume4775]

That was an amazing video. The island, the walkway bridge, the breeze, the huts.. and the SHARKS! One of the interesting things about you guys is that you are often in over your heads but you you don't let that stop you. It's been a common thread from the RV trips to boat buying to boat sailing to half way around the world adventures. You're this wonderful mix of straight-laced, naive, rule-followers as well as bad-ass, can-do, living life large, adventurers. It's not only entertaining but inspirational.

[@fritzk9118]

Awesome video and narrative. The takeaway, I would think it's calculated risks. Thanks guys.

[@martyc6349]

Wow, simply amazing, and definitely one of your top videos! As for safety stats, I would WAG that hanging out with that many sharks at night during a feeding frenzy is about the equivalent of walking in front of a row of dangerously tilted forward vending machines during an earthquake? Sorta, maybe...? But what an amazing video! You guys rock!

[@karlvanravenswaay1204]

That was an intense episode! Well done.

[@cinqrock]

Saftey, safety, and safety. I had almost 2000 dives on this dive spot. At night the danger is not the sharks, but from the fact that some fishes will try to hide between your legs. By mistake the shark could grape your fines. Local diver know where to go and what to do when animal behavior change. I saw so many sailor coming in Tetamanu and not be 100% safe. Remember to all who would like to dive there. Tetamanu is 1h30 boat to the next nursery (no hospital in Fakarava). The only decompression chamber is in Papeete. There is 2 or maybe 3 dives (last time I was there in 2014, I think ther is a new one now) shops in south side, whit oxygene, communication equipement, and good knowledge. This comment is not to say don't do it, but more a friendly recommandation to any one. Good dives, take care.

[@debbymost8548]

Wow! You guys are brave and I love it. Totally agree with Nicki, LIVE LIFE!

[@jeanniebaker9929]

Nikki “Lake Havasu Arizona ....waz uuuup?” 😂🤣 you guys are so natural in front of the camera thank you for taking us along. I come home from work every night and binge watch at least 3-4 episodes. What an amazing transformation you both made from when you broke down on the side of the road in Alaska to traveling around the world in your catamaran! You guys are bananas!

[@H2Dwoat]

Hi, wow I am watching the night dive with the biggest cheese eating grin on my face. Fantastic !!! 😁

[@TheQuadruped]

NO !!! Too much risk and not enough reward. Over 270,000 people are going to be devastated if Gone WithThe Wynns comes to an end.

[@BillandKelleyAdventures]

Y'all have made me want to dive but NOPE NO NIGHT DIVE haha that is kinda creepy

[@grumpyjohntxredneckrc6346]

No Worse Than Sailing Around The World On A Floating / Bobbing Cork... LOL

[@ChrisFord67]

Night diving is the best. All the crazy alien stuff comes out at night

[@BillandKelleyAdventures]

@@ChrisFord67 It looks really cool. I am very adventurous but dark water is my phobia haha

[@radekdrayco]

F%&*, that was intense, amazing, and one of the best displays of sharks I have ever seen. Like what I have already said in past episodes comparing you guys to BBC and such, wow, this is another tops. Thank you for sharing and for being brave enough to stay with those sharks for as long as you did, and at Night no less!!!

[@steenkigerrider5340]

Sharks aren't immediately aggressive. It usually takes sometime to build up. But when it does reach a certain threshold you start playing a seriously dangerous game. If that shark bite had drawn real blood those 200 to 300 sharks would have ripped you people apart in no time.

[@privatecautious3643]

Very true Living life in the danger zone is eventually hazardous.

[@bartwesp4303]

Mountain scaled! Yeah my heart was probably doing 90bpm just watching. A nice little add-on video would have been seeing your moms face while she watched this video!

[@VWilliams411]

I love this video, your photography is spectacular! Glad you had a professional diver with you. This could be quite dangerous. You guys are getting quite brave. Just be careful!

[@captpeady2176]

Love View. Will watch again just to take it all in...._/)____

[@ro-cl2do]

Hmmmmm, I'm like speechless. I'm not even there and my heart was beating fast!! You guys are truly jiving the dream.