A diving guide Dave Marcel had been taking tourists out on Elbow Reef off Key Largo, Florida for years - allowing them to interact with the reef's wildlife including the 300-pound nurse shark.
These sharks are not usually aggressive, and love being petted.
Marcel would prove their harmlessness by kissing the sharks, and then allowing the tourists to do the same.
Until the day one of the sharks bit back.
Lol ...kissing a shark he should have known that someday or any time a thing like this we happen because we cant change the fact these things are still animal ,they can change any-time.
The shark bite was caught on camera and aired on Discovery Channel as a part of this year's 'Shark Week.'
Instead of passively receiving the peck, the shark bit down with all 500 of it's razor-sharp teeth.
Lesson of the bite: don't kiss a shark Spider-Man style.
Once the shark realized it was eating human flesh and not fish meat, it lost interest and swam off.
'He spit me out. I guess he said I didn't taste good,' Marcel told the Discovery Channel.
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