Eaten Alive by Giant Tarpon!

The video features Christina Wilson and Coyote Peterson at Robbies, where they feed Tarpon, a large fighting fish, by hand. They recount the story of Scarface, a Tarpon with a boat propeller injury, who was rehabilitated and attracted other Tarpon to the area. The video explores the Tarpon's jaw strength and the experience of feeding them, highlighting the risks involved. The hosts emphasize safety, advising against hand-feeding due to the Tarpon's sandpaper-like teeth.

What is unique about the location at Robbie's?

• It's a famous spot for shark feeding.

• It's the largest aquarium in the world.

• It's known for its dolphin shows.

• It's the only place where you can feed Tarpon by hand.

Who is Scarface?

• A famous shark known for its size.

• A giant Tarpon with a history of injury.

• A legendary dolphin known for tricks.

• A well-known alligator in the area.

What is the main reason Scarface became famous?

• It was known for jumping the highest out of water.

• It was the first Tarpon to be fed by hand.

• It survived a boat propeller injury and attracted other Tarpon.

• It was the largest Tarpon ever caught.

How do Tarpon teeth compare to those of a blue catfish?

• Tarpon teeth are larger and sharper than blue catfish.

• Tarpon teeth are like a fine cheese grater, similar to blue catfish.

• Tarpon have razor-sharp teeth, unlike blue catfish.

• Tarpon teeth are softer and less dangerous than blue catfish.

What is a notable feature of Tarpon jaws?

• They are used primarily for crushing shells.

• They are similar to those of a piranha.

• They can straighten fishing hooks due to their strength.

• They are weak and easily broken.

What makes feeding Tarpon an exciting experience for anglers?

• The Tarpon are known for their colorful scales.

• The Tarpon are very small and easy to catch.

• The athletic ability and fight of the Tarpon.

• The fish are very calm and easy to handle.

What safety tip is given regarding feeding Tarpon?

• Always feed them from a boat.

• Never feed them during the night.

• Hold the fish by the tail to avoid bites.

• Use gloves to protect your hands.

What is the recommended way to hold a fish when feeding Tarpon?

• By the head to control the fish.

• By the tail to prevent the Tarpon from engulfing your hand.

• In the palm of your hand for a better grip.

• By the fins to avoid slipping.

What is the main reason Tarpon do not pose a threat to humans?

• They are afraid of humans.

• They are fish-eating experts and do not eat humans.

• They are only active at night.

• They are too small to cause harm.

What is the final advice given by the hosts?

• Be brave, stay wild, and enjoy the adventure.

• Always wear protective gear when feeding Tarpon.

• Never attempt to feed Tarpon without supervision.

• Always feed Tarpon in groups for safety.