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Man Gets Rammed Into By Large Fish After Jumping Off Boat As Witnesses Scream In Horror

TikTok screenshots of man and barracuda in water
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TikToker Maggie Clark was filming as a man jumped off a boat in Puerto Rico, only for a barracuda to come barreling into him.

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A viral video on TikTok shows the moment witnesses screamed in terror as they thought a man was being attacked by a massive fish after jumping from a boat off Cayo Icacos Island in Puerto Rico.

TikToker Maggie Clark (@maggieclark719) captured the moment the man gracefully dove and swam away from the boat.

Almost immediately, though, a barracuda swam rapidly in his direction, barreling into him. Laughter and chatter from the boat immediately turned into screams of terror as they watched.

Thankfully, no one—human or barracuda—was injured.

You can watch below.

@maggieclark719

No barracudas were harmed in the making of this video. @Pescado1993 @emily_c15 #puertorico #barracuda #cayoicacos

Viewers of the TikTok, which has already been seen more than 3 million times, were absolutely shook.

Many couldn't believe what they had just witnessed and shared they had the exact reaction as those on the boat.

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Others noted that the man's watch was likely the reason behind the sudden barracuda approach.

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A significant number of viewers, though, only had comments about the man's aquatic grace.

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Though the TikToker assured the man was okay after the incident, we would definitely be scarred for life.

Absolutely. Terrifying.

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