Hi Hal, i was wondering if you heard about the 16 year old girl from Australia, who was recently killed by a shark 🦈 when she decided to swim with a Pod of 🐬 dolphins? And witnesses said the only one who tried to save her life, was her Boyfriend who fearlessly fought off the shark, and he freed her from the Jaws of the shark! but unfortunately she bled out by the time he got her to shore. Anyway I just wanted to say you do a great job describing these shark attacks, if it was up to me, I would hire you to be a host for a shark happens on the discovery channel! God bless brother!
I cant imagina anything more terrifying. When I hear stories of people in shipwrecks etc that float for days I feel like I would just die of pure fright before even one day passes.
I shudder thinking about it. Your legs dangling in the dark water. What's below you? Is something watching you against the glow of the moon? What was that splash?
It is also very beautiful for a dive. You see very different sea creatures. It feels like visiting the moon. But sure it's also a little creepy and nowadays I wouldn't do it anymore.
Currently on vacation on Oahu. Went out to go snorkeling day before yesterday. Sat on the steps, which was up to my chest in the water, had all the gear on but I just couldn't do it ROFL. Kept hearing your voice in my head ... "if you go in that water......".
Paul Charles Morphy (June 22, 1837 - July 10, 1884) was an American chess player. He is considered to have been the greatest chess master of his era. A chess prodigy, he was called "The Pride and Sorrow of Chess" because he had a brilliant chess career but retired from the game while still young
I'm always amazed when I hear how an individual, whether they be a friend, family member or a complete stranger, has witnessed a shark attack and will then proceed to swim to the victim in order to try to help - all while knowing they are putting themselves in the same exact danger and the potential for an attack as they had just witnessed moments before. I'd really like to believe that I would have enough courage to do the same, especially if it were a loved one that I had just seen getting attacked... but, I honestly don't know if I could do it. I think witnessing something like that happening would probably freeze me in place, too terrified and shocked to act 😔
In Aussie you are trained/taught to go and rescue shark attack victims if they are still alive - in fact from 13yrs old it would be considered pretty cowardly n shameful if yo didn't - which is why many survive... only one or two rescuers have ever been injured. Different story if its a body... like Nellis unfortunately, he was already dead and as we are taught, bodies attract sharks. Ive jumped in sharky waters to rescue drowning people - but the only sharks ive ever actually punched/poked were ones that come too close spearfishing
My heart sinks every time you say ‘Australia’ haha but then I still love listening to you narrate the attacks. 👍 Btw, I think it’s a disgrace that Simon Nellis’s death has been recorded as ‘provoked’ because of nearby fisherman. Again for Simon’s family & friends it’s a cruel blow somehow blaming Simon for being there. And a nasty blow to the already traumatised fishermen who witnessed it!
I have visions of the great white thinking ffs what does a shark have to do for these clowns to think we can be dangerous , they think everything on land can be dangerous but no step in the water people and your fine.. Absolutely no respect for a shark and I wish I was a real predator like a crock... 🤔
That shark was simply very hungry and waiting for something tasty to swim across the big drop off where she was lying in wait. There’s no way the fishermen who were that far away had anything to do with that type of attack. That’s an attack for a mammal-not a fish on a line.
@@toscadonna From what you are suggesting it's very close to a predator might include opportunistic feeding in it's natural behaviour ....tourism and conservation can't allow these absurd thoughts ......media your paid to back us up so do so.
@@ravenfeader sad thing is, with advertising making up the majority of their income now, as few people want to pay for news these days (understandably as well), the advertisers are their customers.
well, i think maybe show number 14 wasnt quite up to the same standard as the rest.. of course this is using my own opinions due to a lack of any fixed,and officially ratified, method of show betterness/lessgoodieness.. should the opinion of others differ to my existing assesment then consider my lawyer to be 1st point of contact.. good day sir, regards p.( manchester uk says yes i am bored shitless and rambling nonsense :-) )
Why is it Hal? I begin watching a show about shark attacks and when I see your relaxed manner and laid back style of relating these stories? I’m relaxed but on the edge of my seat???? 😂That’s messed up!! Love your awesome channel. ❤
Hi Hal and Happy Valentines day .... What a horrible experience, Adrian left to drift away....Reminds me of "The Reef" The words David Alexander described the shark's eyes...just as Quint's description in "Jaws"..."Those black eyes, like a doll's eyes....they roll over white and then you hear that terrible high pitch screaming" Jaws was started my fixation on sharks....
@@vCLOWNSHOESv I wish that was deniable but mannnnn I stayed out days from shallows to swims out far enough to dop off into the deep hiding from the lifeguards vision just ignoring bad feelings. I struggle gettin in oceans because of it
How can you lasso a shark anyway? They haven't got a neck lol. Also it's funny how a shark will swim past one person to get to another person. I wonder whether it is sight or smell. Anyway thanks again Hal for another great episode ☆
I think of it the way some dogs will attack children but only when they run and scream: something makes their predator instincts kick in and makes the person look like good or easy prey
@@fredastaire5300 Funny you should say that! I've seen a German Shepherd do it. If she just stood there she would have been okay. But she screamed blue murder. That is when the dog attacked and bit her on her kneecap. You may have a good point there ☆
For some reason the story of a fatal attack by a 5 ft shark stund me. I have seen many sharks in the water, most 7 ft plus. I think of all the times I've been in boats and kayaks and have seen much larger sharks than that.
So sorry for the woman's brother who got taken away by a shark and died. Now watch one day, Hal doing a segment on someone who tries to lasso a great white shark. Another great and chilling show. Thanks Hal and love your laugh.
Hey people, there are millions of pools to do exercise in. I mean I get it, the ocean is magical, but knowing there are monsters all around is a bit of a buzz kill.
I'm guess a bull shark took the 15 year old. I'm from Philly and there was another boy bullshark incident in new Jersey. Could you do that story and any other jersey shark attacks please?
Am I reading that right 1.1K views in less than 1 hour? That's pretty impressive Hal! Happy Valentine's Day to you and your lovely wife! So tell us how do you think it's working out with doing the shorts? Has it helped your numbers? Keeping positive for you!
I find it odd that Hal kept getting more subs each week (I've been watching since he had numbers around 300) and it kept going up fast. Now it's been stuck at 66000 for ages so I understand Hal is curious as to why (those algorithms)
David Alexander really got lucky after looking into those "lifeless black eyes". That shark was workin' it's way right thru the kayak to him. Couldn't help but think of Jaws with this attack. Thanks for another great show to end the night with.
We just adore you bunches, Hal!! Your story telling of these horrendous attacks is captivating. Takes some skill make me feel calmed and so intrigued as you're describing these extremely horrible attacks from giant fish 🦈 you are truly a great story teller and have such a calming voice!!
You will hear a fighter pilot say that "your head is on a swivel." Looking all around. That is what it is like under water. The chance that a shark (BULL) can come at you is all ways there in the back of your mind. Night dives were the scariest things I have ever done, and also the most incredible. we had UV lights. Good luck at islefair.
Hey there, Hal! Great show tonight. We took a beatin' in this episode. I always think of looking up the victims you feature. It puts a face to the person's name, making it more tragic. Sad for their loved-ones. See ya next time!🦈
Hal, using yourself for scale, can you give us a ballpark, educated guess as to about how long the Great White in your studio background would be if it were really right behind you, as it appears? When you speak of GWs that exceed 4 or 5 meters I find it very difficult to imagine the incredible mass or girth of the animals.
Came for the sharks,...stayed for Hal.
I hit like BEFORE every video 😁👊🏼✊🏼
Same
Big Guppy 🦈 bronco riding.
There's a new sport, laso a white pointer and go for a ride.
Hi Hal, i was wondering if you heard about the 16 year old girl from Australia, who was recently killed by a shark 🦈 when she decided to swim with a Pod of 🐬 dolphins? And witnesses said the only one who tried to save her life, was her Boyfriend who fearlessly fought off the shark, and he freed her from the Jaws of the shark! but unfortunately she bled out by the time he got her to shore. Anyway I just wanted to say you do a great job describing these shark attacks, if it was up to me, I would hire you to be a host for a shark happens on the discovery channel! God bless brother!
Yes, Hal covered it. So very sad. And that's a big, fat YES to Sharks Happen on the Discovery Channel. 🦈🦈🦈
Yes it was another attack in a canal then someone caught a big bull shark next evening I think and then released it as that is the law ….
@@triciabyrne7761 hey it's only just happened if he's talking about sherry Berry
I think it's on the last episode (or the one before).
Poor girl. Even the dolphins didn't help her. I prefer watching dolphins on TH-cam!
💞💞Hello Hal 💞💞 Happy Shark Tuesday 💞💞 Happy Valentine's Day to you both 💞💞
Is there anything more unsettling than swimming in the ocean at night? I think not!
I cant imagina anything more terrifying. When I hear stories of people in shipwrecks etc that float for days I feel like I would just die of pure fright before even one day passes.
Even sleeping on the beach at night isn’t safe. Crocodiles can come out and drag you into the water to eat.
You couldn’t pay me enough
I shudder thinking about it. Your legs dangling in the dark water. What's below you? Is something watching you against the glow of the moon? What was that splash?
It is also very beautiful for a dive. You see very different sea creatures. It feels like visiting the moon. But sure it's also a little creepy and nowadays I wouldn't do it anymore.
What were you thinking lol , exercise in the ocean making alot of noise !!!
30 seconds and already 36 views way to go Hal always great
I like that you evaluated on the restaurant owner
Same
thx Hal 👏👏👏
I got 11th !!! Thanks Hal for the vids btw something about you makes me trust you !!! U would make a great used car sales guy or bit coin broker !
Another excellent show from Hal! Happy Valentine's day to all who celebrate. Blessings sent 🙏❤️
Thank you kindly same to you♥️
Currently on vacation on Oahu. Went out to go snorkeling day before yesterday. Sat on the steps, which was up to my chest in the water, had all the gear on but I just couldn't do it ROFL. Kept hearing your voice in my head ... "if you go in that water......".
Lol
Cheers Hal
Floating toad to represent Barbara killed me😂
My man Hal back at it again with the quality content!
👍💖
Paul Charles Morphy (June 22, 1837 - July 10, 1884) was an American chess player. He is considered to have been the greatest chess master of his era. A chess prodigy, he was called "The Pride and Sorrow of Chess" because he had a brilliant chess career but retired from the game while still young
My man Paul!!♥️
@@GhostRider-eq3ki Wow!! Great piece of detective work!
Howdo mate.
I'm always amazed when I hear how an individual, whether they be a friend, family member or a complete stranger, has witnessed a shark attack and will then proceed to swim to the victim in order to try to help - all while knowing they are putting themselves in the same exact danger and the potential for an attack as they had just witnessed moments before. I'd really like to believe that I would have enough courage to do the same, especially if it were a loved one that I had just seen getting attacked... but, I honestly don't know if I could do it. I think witnessing something like that happening would probably freeze me in place, too terrified and shocked to act 😔
I would be the same .. my heart would be saying act but my body would not move
Until we're put in that situation we each don't know how we'll react. I think courage is spontaneous and deep
In Aussie you are trained/taught to go and rescue shark attack victims if they are still alive - in fact from 13yrs old it would be considered pretty cowardly n shameful if yo didn't - which is why many survive... only one or two rescuers have ever been injured. Different story if its a body... like Nellis unfortunately, he was already dead and as we are taught, bodies attract sharks. Ive jumped in sharky waters to rescue drowning people - but the only sharks ive ever actually punched/poked were ones that come too close spearfishing
Exactly. Same feeling here.
I really dont think i could do it
Yes!!!! Gotta have my Sharks Happen or I'll start having withdrawals. 🦈💗🦈💗🦈💗
My heart sinks every time you say ‘Australia’ haha but then I still love listening to you narrate the attacks. 👍
Btw, I think it’s a disgrace that Simon Nellis’s death has been recorded as ‘provoked’ because of nearby fisherman.
Again for Simon’s family & friends it’s a cruel blow somehow blaming Simon for being there. And a nasty blow to the already traumatised fishermen who witnessed it!
I have visions of the great white thinking ffs what does a shark have to do for these clowns to think we can be dangerous , they think everything on land can be dangerous but no step in the water people and your fine.. Absolutely no respect for a shark and I wish I was a real predator like a crock... 🤔
That shark was simply very hungry and waiting for something tasty to swim across the big drop off where she was lying in wait. There’s no way the fishermen who were that far away had anything to do with that type of attack. That’s an attack for a mammal-not a fish on a line.
@@toscadonna From what you are suggesting it's very close to a predator might include opportunistic feeding in it's natural behaviour ....tourism and conservation can't allow these absurd thoughts ......media your paid to back us up so do so.
@@ravenfeader sad thing is, with advertising making up the majority of their income now, as few people want to pay for news these days (understandably as well), the advertisers are their customers.
@@nqgamer As they have always said "follow the money " and the lies reveal the liers . They are as common as flies to a corpse.
I love your show!
Hi Hal 👋 happy Valentine's Day ❤️
Gonna be a great show .. always is 🦈🦈🦈
well, i think maybe show number 14 wasnt quite up to the same standard as the rest.. of course this is using my own opinions due to a lack of any fixed,and officially ratified, method of show betterness/lessgoodieness.. should the opinion of others differ to my existing assesment then consider my lawyer to be 1st point of contact.. good day sir, regards p.( manchester uk says yes i am bored shitless and rambling nonsense :-) )
@@diquadhumungersaur492 😂
Yup! Happy Valentine's Day, Hal.
As always, sir
Cheers!
This is like hiking or jogging in Yellowstone Park, with no weapons, and then bitchin' cuz ya got eaten by a bear.
Why is it Hal? I begin watching a show about shark attacks and when I see your relaxed manner and laid back style of relating these stories? I’m relaxed but on the edge of my seat???? 😂That’s messed up!! Love your awesome channel. ❤
Good show i enjoyed it.
Thanks Hal. Guy trying to lasso a shark.....🤣🤣🤣🦈
Hi Hal and Happy Valentines day .... What a horrible experience, Adrian left to drift away....Reminds me of "The Reef"
The words David Alexander described the shark's eyes...just as Quint's description in "Jaws"..."Those black eyes, like a doll's eyes....they roll over white and then you hear that terrible high pitch screaming" Jaws was started my fixation on sharks....
Also gotta say again my parents did me dirty having me think sharks weren’t around myrtle
You're lucky to be here.
Lol and you actually believed them
That's just one reason to stay away from the redneck Riviera!
@@deanfulford69 i swam so much.. so far… for so long 😆😆
@@vCLOWNSHOESv I wish that was deniable but mannnnn I stayed out days from shallows to swims out far enough to dop off into the deep hiding from the lifeguards vision just ignoring bad feelings. I struggle gettin in oceans because of it
Awesome episode
Great content
Fact
Well this girl is not going to be experiencing the ocean kayak, that's for sure. lol
Hey Hal come and visit us in Australia!!! Pretty sure they do great white cage diving adventures here that you could try!
How can you lasso a shark anyway? They haven't got a neck lol. Also it's funny how a shark will swim past one person to get to another person. I wonder whether it is sight or smell. Anyway thanks again Hal for another great episode ☆
The tail....like a normal person would
@@themuckler8176 Okay! Duh, I didn't think of it that way. Thank you ☆
I think of it the way some dogs will attack children but only when they run and scream: something makes their predator instincts kick in and makes the person look like good or easy prey
@@fredastaire5300 Funny you should say that! I've seen a German Shepherd do it. If she just stood there she would have been okay. But she screamed blue murder. That is when the dog attacked and bit her on her kneecap. You may have a good point there ☆
Sharks probably pick the person with the most body fat when they have a choice.
For some reason the story of a fatal attack by a 5 ft shark stund me. I have seen many sharks in the water, most 7 ft plus. I think of all the times I've been in boats and kayaks and have seen much larger sharks than that.
Only the second under 6 feet i know of. There is a 3rd listed but i have yet to be able to find anything in papers about it
I liked the video b4 it even started lol I love ya Hal!!
Awesome you share a booth with your father. I worked daily with my father for the last twenty years, but he’s getting older quickly.
Yahoo! It was ME that mentioned the pic of Robert Shaw! (Under my other YT channel.) Excellent actor! Thanks Hal!
Love from Dublin city centre Ireland
So sorry for the woman's brother who got taken away by a shark and died. Now watch one day, Hal doing a segment on someone who tries to lasso a great white shark. Another great and chilling show. Thanks Hal and love your laugh.
Vittorio was trying to snag a shark with his lasso of truth like wonder woman
Lol
This show is the best 👍 My source for real, accurate information about shark bites
Thank you, Hal. From South Africa 🇿🇦
After reading the title, I imedeatly thought, Darwin Award!
Another great show
So happy, just received my Sharks Happen mug, perfect size, I love it.
Thanks Hal
I love those mugs also!! Thank you for ordering and of course watching!
Hey people, there are millions of pools to do exercise in. I mean I get it, the ocean is magical, but knowing there are monsters all around is a bit of a buzz kill.
Sounds like another example of something using a Kayak to escape a shark this time a Whale!!!
Hawaii ..................Always ,always a friggin' Tiger . Australia.................Always a damn white pointer !!!
I've been watching a while now, and I gotta say I just love your narrative style and dig your shirts. 😊
🤠YEE-HAA GONNA LASOO ME A SHARK🦈😂🤣🏇
That sinister heavy swell at the beginning of the show is creepy. Talk about giving the 'sharky' feeling?!
Hal, the city is called Surfers Paradise, near Brisbane. Another very good show.
I'm guess a bull shark took the 15 year old. I'm from Philly and there was another boy bullshark incident in new Jersey. Could you do that story and any other jersey shark attacks please?
Great show Hal
So people go far offshore in a 10-11 ft boat…hmmmm . I think I hear Darwin in the background wondering what the hell is wrong with humans..
Am I reading that right 1.1K views in less than 1 hour? That's pretty impressive Hal! Happy Valentine's Day to you and your lovely wife! So tell us how do you think it's working out with doing the shorts? Has it helped your numbers? Keeping positive for you!
I find it odd that Hal kept getting more subs each week (I've been watching since he had numbers around 300) and it kept going up fast. Now it's been stuck at 66000 for ages so I understand Hal is curious as to why (those algorithms)
I think that whale was trying to warn them.. I am probably wrong but funny how the whale did all that then a gw shows up lol
@@bustnmyballs I thought that too but I would need to know the type of whale, shark was only 13-15 ft,,
David Alexander really got lucky after looking into those "lifeless black eyes". That shark was workin' it's way right thru the kayak to him. Couldn't help but think of Jaws with this attack. Thanks for another great show to end the night with.
I think it was after the Whale. So many creatures use Kayaks (or people)to escape predation by Sharks, This time it was a whale!
If a white does not bite you snd gets the board instead you are most likely not going to be bitten
@@SharksHappen Good point
I can see that big ole shark with a sign saying, " come on over here and lasso this, ha ha ha ha"
Great show,Hal!
Happy Valentine's Day to all!
0:12 hey you feel like going for a swim? what could go wrong.
Awesome show
Great show Hal. Happy Valentine's Day to everyone.
Our bodies are no match for the jaws of even a small shark. Just one quick bite from a 5' shark killed the guy.
Yep. All it takes.
Great video. Yeah, that guy trying to lasso the shark was some dumb! 😜😂
Donald Battye was 100% a great white, probably 12-13ft.
We just adore you bunches, Hal!! Your story telling of these horrendous attacks is captivating. Takes some skill make me feel calmed and so intrigued as you're describing these extremely horrible attacks from giant fish 🦈 you are truly a great story teller and have such a calming voice!!
Quint is the man.
Thanks for another great show Hal! Still spreading the news about your show 🦈♥️
Just looked at my phone and notified. Good stories Hal.
Time to pop a beer and see who got eaten or a little tenderizing.
You will hear a fighter pilot say that "your head is on a swivel." Looking all around. That is what it is like under water. The chance that a shark (BULL) can come at you is all ways there in the back of your mind. Night dives were the scariest things I have ever done, and also the most incredible. we had UV lights. Good luck at islefair.
Love the channel
thanks again Hal for another great show!!!
Thanks for another great video. And yes, why in the name of the wee man would you try to lassoo a shark!
He was near surfer's paradise which is up on the Gold Coast in queensland
Thats it. Couldnt think of it
Hey there, Hal! Great show tonight. We took a beatin' in this episode. I always think of looking up the victims you feature. It puts a face to the person's name, making it more tragic. Sad for their loved-ones.
See ya next time!🦈
I love the "What were you Thinking" segments, Hal. Do them more often if you can. Love your show.
Sharks are inquisitive creatures. Good show Mr. Hal.
Aren't they
Australia back in front of the fatalities scorecard - where we proudly belong
I l❤️Ve your fantastic channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️
That's what happens when you don't know how to Anchor a boat to correct way
Truth
How did they survive the first trip ? Maybe this was their first !
755 veiwer 205 like 100% Awesome show!@!@!
Thanks Hal... Another great video My friend.... Keep em coming.
yeesh, love me some shark stories tho ngl
My wife found a lot of black shark teeth in Florida, expect they were fossils. They were dime to penny size and coal black.
Yes must be very old. Sounds very cool
Big hungry great white grabbed that guy luv ya man keep up the best stories ever💙
Florida attacks ,mostly fish incident !!!!
Friggin right on👍was getting frustrated trying to find something interesting😏✌️
Hal, using yourself for scale, can you give us a ballpark, educated guess as to about how long the Great White in your studio background would be if it were really right behind you, as it appears? When you speak of GWs that exceed 4 or 5 meters I find it very difficult to imagine the incredible mass or girth of the animals.
They get a big girth at 5 meters I know the big ones have been described as 2 meters girth which is huge.
4 or about 13-14 feet
Love this show… your dad‘s ribs sound pretty tasty to0
That fisherman had more balls then brains. 🦈 🧠
I like exercise, and I like sharks.
But I don't exercise near sharks...
I'm still trying to figure out how the first two guys managed to sink their own boat. You just pull the anchor in, you know?
Alcohol?
Very easily if the anchor was stuck and they pulled the bow under. A 10-11ft is too small to be that far off shore.
Probably had that setup to drive over it to lift it and it didnt pull it is what i am thinkin
Nice and Early
Thank you for your content.
Da Best ! 🦈💖🦈
Sad about DJ.
Gee, glad that was a small shark that the guy said bit his canoe. Only 13 FOOT!! crazy. Thanks Hal.
To Hal and anyone who can make it have a wonderful time!!!