A film crew working on a docuseries for Netflix off the coast of Hawaiian islands was reportedly attacked by aggressive tiger sharks during a shoot.
A film crew nearly shot its own real-life"Jaws" movie whenThe crew was in shallow water near Laysan, a northwestern, to capture footage for Netflix's docuseries"Planet II" when the 15-foot sharks changed their plans.
"The original idea was to do an underwater shoot with the tiger sharks waiting in the shallows at Laysan, but the first day the tiger sharks were around, the crew got into these inflatable boats, and two sharks attacked them," series producer Huw Cordey told Forbes. "It was like something out of ‘Jaws.’ The crew was panicked and basically made an emergency landing on the sand."The crew producer/director Toby Nowlan told Radiotimes.com,"This ‘V' of water came streaming towards us, and this tiger shark leapt at the boat a bit huge holes in it.
"The whole boat exploded," Nowlan said."We were trying to get it away, and it wasn’t having any of it. It was horrific. That was the second shark that day to attack us."
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