Behind The Scenes: Would You Survive THIS Jump Off An Oil Rig?

For starters, why did I make the video? To show you how much sea life that you can't see just beneath the surface of the water. Watch the BTS narrative from this Short I made a few months ago so you have some context with what you're seeing. Even being 100 miles offshore, their have been quite a few comments and opinions whether or not you'd be eaten alive by sharks if you had to make the jump into in the water. What's your take?
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Watch the full Short here:
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[@JanMeddock]

Love it. Very informative!!!!!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@LarryMeddock]

I liked this video the first time a saw it and really like the explanation behind it.

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Thanks for watching!

[@keenanrossgardner]

So cool!!

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Thanks for watching 👊

[@Maximus-HK]

There was very little risk of me being eaten alive by sharks at Castle Peak Power Station, Hong Kong, I jumped off the deck there back in 1999. I was doing a dive job and needed to get in the water in a hurry, so I thought, "One life", and went for it. Swam away, back onto the junk boat and was none the worse off, luckily! Oh, it's 26 metres above the waterline!

[@PilotCircle]

Wow that's a big jump!

[@Maximus-HK]

Also, when I did the Offshore Survival coarse, I was taught to enter the water in a certain way, and this method is still taught and used today. In an emergency situation when getting ready for emergency evacuation one should immediately put a survival suit on. This suit, in conjunction with how one enters the water, is what has and will save lives, when jumping from the dizzy heights of an offshore rig.