@@sebastianjensby3470 Bull sharks are notoriously aggressive making them quick to react if provoked; tiger sharks are naturally curious sharks eating almost anything it can catch- it's often dubbed the "pig shark" for this reason. However when it comes to great whites, their entire physiology is designed to be the "perfect killing machine." Even its skin cuts if rubbed the wrong way (pun intended 😉).
Answer is all wildlife is behaving strangely due to lack of resources. Top tier predator displaying hunger measures the level of destruction. They don't have lawyers and only silently die.
*Sharks exist : Having a peaceful party at middle of ocean* *Humans exist : Just to interrupt their party and questions why shark's are attacking humans * :-\
Honestly most of the time the attack’s are human kinds fault. Other times not so much. Here’s the thing though some people provoke the animals so that they attack and then act like the animals did it for no reason. Like people say don’t poke a sleeping bear with a stick, but we still do it. Another thing I’d like to point out is sharks are attacking more and more because of overfishing and sometimes we look like their prey. We overfish which takes away a lot of their food and then are shocked when they attack because they are hungry and look like their food.
Humans go in shark's house (uninvited) , have the nerve to look like food (sometimes dressing in slick, black suits looking more yummy) and then get shocked or upset when the shark acts like a shark. Silly humans.
No, we haven't killed all their prey. Seal populations are exploding, especially on the California coast where they are legally protected. We've basically invited Great White's favorite food to live in the same place humans live (and swim). What could possibly go wrong?
Personally, I've never seen a shark walking down the high street, randomly attacking humans. If you choose to go into their environment, i.e. the ocean..... Don't ignore warnings and be aware of your surroundings.
@@stiimuli Thanks for the reply. I'm a scuba diver in Florida, your correct in your statement. But, I would not feed sharks for the same reason it's illegal to feed bear's in. They both will see people as a food source.
@@stiimuli That's cool. Lol. I checked out your sight, and saw BCR channel in Tampa, FL. A new channel popped up called, "Deep Blue Discovery" check it out, you might like it. %)
I expect more from Nation Geographic. The breathless sensational commentary and visuals are the reason people over react to shark attacks and why sharks are becoming endangered. These animals shouldn’t be feared, they should be respected.
Uh, no. The narration style of TV documentaries is not the reason sharks are endangered. Growing human population and careless abuse of our environment is the reason. Also, narration style isn't the cause of overreaction to a shark attacks. Being attacked by a shark is the cause. If any event warrants fear and "overreaction" I think that particular nightmare should.
you might be surprised by how similar a human, laying on a surfboard with their arms and legs to the sides, and splashing them in and on water, looks to a turtle in distress. or how similar people look to seals when swimming.
What makes you confident that the risk of attacks is increasing? The number of attacks is tiny so apparent "spikes" (e.g. 0 attacks one year and then 5 the next year) could easily be due to chance
Humans: "Sharks are evil predators, stay away or they'll eat you!!!" Also humans: Swim among sharks, get them on camera, zoom in inside their mouths, while the sharks completely ignore their presence.
Bc in these surcomstainses (don't know if i spelled it right) only the strongest and most aggresive one will survive+ more people alive so more people will get attacked.
27] The Sharks finished the regular season leading the Western Conference with 113 points and being the second team in the NHL after the Washington Capitals. In the Western Conference Quarter-finals, the Sharks eliminated the Colorado Avalanche. In the Conference Semi-finals, the Sharks defeated the Detroit Red Wings. The eventual Stanley Cup champions, the Chicago Blackhawks, beat the Sharks in the Conference Finals with a four-game sweep. On June 23, 2010, Wilson announced that they would not offer an unrestricted free agent contract to long-time goaltender Evgeni Nabokov after playing ten seasons with the team. Due to the cap issue, the Sharks had to choose between former captain Patrick Marleau and Nabokov. On July 1, 2010, the Sharks signed goalie Antero Niittymaki from the Tampa Bay Lightning.[28] On September 2, 2010, the Sharks signed former member of the Chicago Blackhawks and Stanley Cup-winning goaltender Antti Niemi to a one-year contract.[29] Niemi was the goaltender who helped the Blackhawks defeat the Sharks in the Western Conference Finals the season before.[30] On March 1, 2011, Niemi signed a four-year contract extension with San Jose worth $15.2 million.[30] The Sharks faced the Vancouver Canucks during the 2011 Western Conference Finals. The Sharks would lose the series 4-1. On March 31, 2011, the Sharks clinched their 13th (and seventh consecutive) playoff berth in franchise history with a 6-0 victory over the Dallas Stars. Five days later, they clinched their sixth Pacific Division championship. Entering the 2011 playoffs as the second seed in the Western Conference, the Sharks opened their playoff run with the franchise's first-ever playoff series against division and state rivals, the Los Angeles Kings. After winning Game 1, 3-2 in overtime on a Joe Pavelski goal, the Sharks dropped the second game of the series 4-0, heading to Staples Center with the series tied at one apiece. The Kings took another 4-0 lead in Game 3 but five-second-period goals by the Sharks capped with a Devin Setoguchi overtime winner gave the Sharks a 6-5 victory and tied them for the second-biggest comeback in Stanley Cup playoff history. They would go on to win Game 4, lose Game 5 and finally win the series in its sixth game, with captain Joe Thornton scoring the series winner in the third overtime game of the series. The Sharks advanced to the Western Conference Semi-finals to face the third-seed Detroit Red Wings, whom they had defeated in five games during the previous postseason's second round. Just like the year prior, the Sharks won the first three games of the series and lost the fourth but instead of replicating the previous year's success in Game 5, the Sharks dropped two more games as the Red Wings became the eighth team in NHL history to force a Game 7 after losing the first three games of a series. However, they would not become the fourth team in history to pull off the comeback as the Sharks prevailed, 3-2, with the game-winning goal scored by former captain Patrick Marleau who had endured media criticism from former teammate and now NBC Sports Network television personality Jeremy Roenick for his lackluster play in Game 5 of the series against the Red Wings. The Sharks advanced to their third Western Conference Finals series, their first playoff meeting with the Vancouver Canucks. San Jose dropped the first two games of the series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver but rebounded with a 4-3 victory thanks to two first-period goals by Marleau in Game 3. However, they lost the fourth game of the series and eventually were eliminated from the playoffs after a Game 5 in Vancouver that featured a game-tying goal by the Canucks' Ryan Kesler with 18.3 seconds remaining in the third period as well as a quirky bounce off a side stanchion that allowed Kevin Bieksa to score the overtime goal that advanced Vancouver to their third Stanley Cup Finals and left the Sharks eliminated in Round 3 for the second consecutive postseason. During the 2011 NHL Entry Draft the Sharks acquired Brent Burns through a trade with the Minnesota Wild. The first major move made by San Jose in the 2011 off-season was to trade popular winger (and former first-round pick) Devin Setoguchi, the Sharks' 2010 first-round pick Charlie Coyle and a first-round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft to the Minnesota Wild for All-Star defenseman Brent Burns and a second-round pick in the 2012 Draft.[31][32] This came after Setoguchi had signed a three-year, $9 million contract extension with the Sharks. The Sharks continued their off-season retool by orchestrating a second transaction with the Wild, shipping Dany Heatley to Minnesota in exchange for Martin Havlat,[33] both to relieve cap space as Heatley was slated to carry a cap hit $2.5 million greater than Havlat's for the duration of their respective contracts and to acquire a player in Havlat with a history of playoff production at the expense of Heatley, whose postseason numbers with the Sharks had been far less than stellar - the forward had managed to score just five goals in 32 playoff games in two years with San Jose. The Sharks finished the 2011-12 season with a 43-29-10 record, good for 96 points and the seventh seed in the Stanley Cup playoffs. However, after winning Game 1 of their first-round series with the St. Louis Blues in overtime, they lost the final four games of the series, marking the second time they lost in the Quarter-finals under Todd McLellan. Despite the underachievement[according to whom?] of the previous year, it was announced that McLellan would remain on the bench for a fifth season. Prior to the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season, Hockey Hall of Fame player and coach Larry Robinson was added to McLellan's coaching staff to assist with San Jose's penalty-killing unit, which was 29th in the NHL during the previous season. Assistant coach Jim Johnson was also added to bring a defensive style to the play of the Sharks. Brett Heimlich was also promoted to the role of video coordinator to assist the new coaching staff. Along with the two coaches, veteran defenseman Brad Stuart was re-acquired in order to bolster the Sharks' blue line, and on January 12, he played in his first game at HP Pavilion in over seven years. In the first round of the 2013 playoffs, the Sharks swept the Vancouver Canucks, their first series-sweep in franchise history.[34] The Sharks would subsequently fall 4-3 to the defending Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings in the second round of the playoffs. Prior to the 2013-14 season, the Sharks unveiled new uniforms, which included less orange, along with adding a lace-up collar.[35] In addition to the new uniforms, prior to the start of the season, Brett Heimlich took on the additional role of statistical analyst for the coaching staff. The Sharks started the season 8-0-1, and were the last team in the NHL to stay undefeated in regulation[36] until October 25, when the Sharks lost to the Boston Bruins.[37] In the first round of the 2014 playoffs, the Sharks were matched with rivals and eventual Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings. Although the Sharks took a 3-0 series lead, the Kings came back to tie the series before advancing with a 5-1 win in game seven (only the fourth time in the 97-year history of the NHL where a team lost a best-of-seven series after winning their first three games). After the loss, general manager Doug Wilson described the Sharks' playoff failures "like Charlie Brown trying to kick a football".
This is very sensationalist - the media should stop pedalling this idea about sharks, it’s been very damaging and has lead to the culling of so many sharks. Even Spielberg has come out and said he wishes he’d never made Jaws because of this.
🦈 In my opinion, from this onwards you shouldn't swim in the high seas . Because of the rapid environmental changes, anything may happen . It is better to make that artificial beaches 🦈
This kind of stuff reveals a confusion of Nat Geo as a brand: sharks supposed manhunting behaviour has regularly been derided as nonsense in their more scientific videos; a myth created by man's fiction and fears. Yet Nat Geo cannot resist in sponsoring terror and fear-spreading via Sharkfest. This is highly entertaining rather than educational. The Jaws legend lives on and is supported by Nat Geo. I suppose there is room for it all, for wary viewers who can see that Nat Geo is baiting them with the food of popular choice.
Can we please acknowledge that there is more people dying taking a selfy then dying by a shark attack, independently of the type of shark? Moreover, the fact that they got use to be bated to specific locations because of "touristic" activities offering to swim with them make them much more aggressive and incline to get closer to the coats.
It's possible that the alterations in prey behavior is forcing sharks to improvise their dieting habits. Seeing how humans are edibles, they may have been mistaken for prey at the time
Great white sharks are responsible for more attacks on humans than any other shark species. What are your thoughts on these findings?
National Geographic always thought it was bull and tiger shark🤔 is there a full documentary to this? I find it quit fascinating🙂
@@sebastianjensby3470 Bull sharks are notoriously aggressive making them quick to react if provoked; tiger sharks are naturally curious sharks eating almost anything it can catch- it's often dubbed the "pig shark" for this reason. However when it comes to great whites, their entire physiology is designed to be the "perfect killing machine." Even its skin cuts if rubbed the wrong way (pun intended 😉).
Fake news once again do your homework a lot better
@@sebastianjensby3470 I too, am curious about a full documentary on this.
Sweet Dreams exactly😉
They found out humans are edible,
and they're telling the other sharks.
Best answer so far.
They know we’re taking all their food
@@kvooo765 :
With the Matterhorn lunacy going on,
I expect people to line up as shark food soon.
Lmao
When the cartels throw the evidence into the ocean the sharks go crazy
Is this the reason why?
No.
The end.
Raise a question and don't bother answering it. Waste of 5 minutes.
Thanks for saving me 3 minutes :)
Answer is all wildlife is behaving strangely due to lack of resources.
Top tier predator displaying hunger measures the level of destruction.
They don't have lawyers and only silently die.
@@bobdigitally how about people stay away from their areas
Abs Yusuf, I thought it was meant to be a cliff hanger, maybe we will get a part 2
Makes sense.
You forgot to answer the question.
*Sharks exist : Having a peaceful party at middle of ocean*
*Humans exist : Just to interrupt their party and questions why shark's are attacking humans *
:-\
lol
Honestly most of the time the attack’s are human kinds fault. Other times not so much. Here’s the thing though some people provoke the animals so that they attack and then act like the animals did it for no reason. Like people say don’t poke a sleeping bear with a stick, but we still do it. Another thing I’d like to point out is sharks are attacking more and more because of overfishing and sometimes we look like their prey. We overfish which takes away a lot of their food and then are shocked when they attack because they are hungry and look like their food.
@@fireheart2079 yeah. Like alligator attack,or human attack
@@nurbyannasyid3568 when ever animals attack in general like sharks, bears, alligators, dogs and many other animals, they always blame the animal
@@crocodile9156 yeah i know right??!!!
Humans go in shark's house (uninvited) , have the nerve to look like food (sometimes dressing in slick, black suits looking more yummy) and then get shocked or upset when the shark acts like a shark. Silly humans.
Yes
Lol 😂
Ummmmm yeah
Ted JustAdmitIT yeah let me just ask the sharks for permission to go swimming....
Not only that, they dress just like a seal in a black wetsuit.
Way to leave us all on a cliffhanger with a glimpse of Orca in the final shot. Thanks....
Its a segment from a full tv show intended to get you to go watch the full show.
I still don’t get it what orcas hunting great whites has to do with great whites hunting humans 😂😂
Great whites are actually cute. If i ever see one i'll hug it.
potatomato :p Not if it hugs you first. 🍽
I’m sure it will hug you back.
With its teeth.
I am sure you re already inside the shark
Me too
Hahahahaha, w
why are we getting given such useless fear mongering? you are better than this NatGeo.
They are constantly hungry and we’ve killed all their prey. Theres your answer
And no proof to that statement.
@@aspergillusoryzae3722 pollution
@@aspergillusoryzae3722 over fishing is a contributing factor.
No, we haven't killed all their prey. Seal populations are exploding, especially on the California coast where they are legally protected.
We've basically invited Great White's favorite food to live in the same place humans live (and swim). What could possibly go wrong?
@@stiimuli if that's the case, then remember that sharks have blurry vision and we end up looking like seals.
There are some really idiotic comments on here, and thanks for all the solid useless info in this video
Matthew Arndt but did ya even read my comments 🤷🏻♂️
Personally, I've never seen a shark walking down the high street, randomly attacking humans. If you choose to go into their environment, i.e. the ocean..... Don't ignore warnings and be aware of your surroundings.
Its the BEST animal ever. Make that clear..
When humans realize that there is sharks in the ocean than shark attacks will decrease...
Because of stupid scuba divers that feed them .
Scuba divers are very rarely attacked. Its casual swimmers and surfers that get attacked.
@@stiimuli
Thanks for the reply.
I'm a scuba diver in Florida, your correct in your statement. But, I would not feed sharks for the same reason it's illegal to feed bear's in. They both will see people as a food source.
@@TimeTheory2099 Oh you meant scuba divers literally giving the sharks food. I thought you meant the sharks were eating the scuba divers XD
@@stiimuli
That's cool. Lol.
I checked out your sight, and saw BCR channel in Tampa, FL. A new channel popped up called, "Deep Blue Discovery" check it out, you might like it. %)
The Megalodon is commanding them to attack everyone it's a hive mind.
Thats what i thought
Culinary assimilation, gives surf and turf a bit of irony.
I expect more from Nation Geographic. The breathless sensational commentary and visuals are the reason people over react to shark attacks and why sharks are becoming endangered. These animals shouldn’t be feared, they should be respected.
Uh, no. The narration style of TV documentaries is not the reason sharks are endangered. Growing human population and careless abuse of our environment is the reason.
Also, narration style isn't the cause of overreaction to a shark attacks. Being attacked by a shark is the cause. If any event warrants fear and "overreaction" I think that particular nightmare should.
Oh, sharks attack some few humans? While we kill millions of sharks feels like much larger problem to me.
@4:32 to the end..
So what is hunting sharks? The documentary film is not supposed to end with a cliff hanger!!
They want you to watch the shark fest episodes. Im watching this one now.
you might be surprised by how similar a human, laying on a surfboard with their arms and legs to the sides, and splashing them in and on water, looks to a turtle in distress.
or how similar people look to seals when swimming.
Why would people go swimming in the ocean knowing these monsters are lurking below?
This is some Fox and friends nonsense.
They have learnt you taste nice. We are just blood and meat. Let's not over think it.
What makes you confident that the risk of attacks is increasing? The number of attacks is tiny so apparent "spikes" (e.g. 0 attacks one year and then 5 the next year) could easily be due to chance
While going through numbers of documentary on Shark most of explorers view is that they are unpredictable .
I like the mystical music they play on the outro. 😗
This video sounds like straight out of the 2000s from Discovery Channel
This cliffhanger is causing me more anxiety than marvel movies.
Humans: "Sharks are evil predators, stay away or they'll eat you!!!"
Also humans: Swim among sharks, get them on camera, zoom in inside their mouths, while the sharks completely ignore their presence.
I hate this melodramatic narration style so much.
And from National Geographic no less...so wrong
I love this production!
Very nice
I love you 💚💚
From syria 😍
Continue🤗
More people in the ocean?? Maybe
in order to understand a shark you need to think like a shark
Yeah so go dive in the sea and go think like a shark lol😂😂😂😂😂😂 they will understand you lol
What's the date? Shark Week must be close to airing. I was right. LOL looked it up.
The Shark Week promos running on the Science Channel are hilarious XD
Bc in these surcomstainses (don't know if i spelled it right) only the strongest and most aggresive one will survive+ more people alive so more people will get attacked.
No, you didn't spell it right. Not even close XD
سبحان الله الخالق الدي أبدع في خلقه
Shark expert, 20 yrs old.
It's actually a 🦈 fight club
Valuable lesson.
27]
The Sharks finished the regular season leading the Western Conference with 113 points and being the second team in the NHL after the Washington Capitals. In the Western Conference Quarter-finals, the Sharks eliminated the Colorado Avalanche. In the Conference Semi-finals, the Sharks defeated the Detroit Red Wings. The eventual Stanley Cup champions, the Chicago Blackhawks, beat the Sharks in the Conference Finals with a four-game sweep.
On June 23, 2010, Wilson announced that they would not offer an unrestricted free agent contract to long-time goaltender Evgeni Nabokov after playing ten seasons with the team. Due to the cap issue, the Sharks had to choose between former captain Patrick Marleau and Nabokov. On July 1, 2010, the Sharks signed goalie Antero Niittymaki from the Tampa Bay Lightning.[28] On September 2, 2010, the Sharks signed former member of the Chicago Blackhawks and Stanley Cup-winning goaltender Antti Niemi to a one-year contract.[29] Niemi was the goaltender who helped the Blackhawks defeat the Sharks in the Western Conference Finals the season before.[30] On March 1, 2011, Niemi signed a four-year contract extension with San Jose worth $15.2 million.[30]
The Sharks faced the Vancouver Canucks during the 2011 Western Conference Finals. The Sharks would lose the series 4-1.
On March 31, 2011, the Sharks clinched their 13th (and seventh consecutive) playoff berth in franchise history with a 6-0 victory over the Dallas Stars. Five days later, they clinched their sixth Pacific Division championship. Entering the 2011 playoffs as the second seed in the Western Conference, the Sharks opened their playoff run with the franchise's first-ever playoff series against division and state rivals, the Los Angeles Kings. After winning Game 1, 3-2 in overtime on a Joe Pavelski goal, the Sharks dropped the second game of the series 4-0, heading to Staples Center with the series tied at one apiece. The Kings took another 4-0 lead in Game 3 but five-second-period goals by the Sharks capped with a Devin Setoguchi overtime winner gave the Sharks a 6-5 victory and tied them for the second-biggest comeback in Stanley Cup playoff history. They would go on to win Game 4, lose Game 5 and finally win the series in its sixth game, with captain Joe Thornton scoring the series winner in the third overtime game of the series.
The Sharks advanced to the Western Conference Semi-finals to face the third-seed Detroit Red Wings, whom they had defeated in five games during the previous postseason's second round. Just like the year prior, the Sharks won the first three games of the series and lost the fourth but instead of replicating the previous year's success in Game 5, the Sharks dropped two more games as the Red Wings became the eighth team in NHL history to force a Game 7 after losing the first three games of a series. However, they would not become the fourth team in history to pull off the comeback as the Sharks prevailed, 3-2, with the game-winning goal scored by former captain Patrick Marleau who had endured media criticism from former teammate and now NBC Sports Network television personality Jeremy Roenick for his lackluster play in Game 5 of the series against the Red Wings. The Sharks advanced to their third Western Conference Finals series, their first playoff meeting with the Vancouver Canucks. San Jose dropped the first two games of the series at Rogers Arena in Vancouver but rebounded with a 4-3 victory thanks to two first-period goals by Marleau in Game 3. However, they lost the fourth game of the series and eventually were eliminated from the playoffs after a Game 5 in Vancouver that featured a game-tying goal by the Canucks' Ryan Kesler with 18.3 seconds remaining in the third period as well as a quirky bounce off a side stanchion that allowed Kevin Bieksa to score the overtime goal that advanced Vancouver to their third Stanley Cup Finals and left the Sharks eliminated in Round 3 for the second consecutive postseason.
During the 2011 NHL Entry Draft the Sharks acquired Brent Burns through a trade with the Minnesota Wild.
The first major move made by San Jose in the 2011 off-season was to trade popular winger (and former first-round pick) Devin Setoguchi, the Sharks' 2010 first-round pick Charlie Coyle and a first-round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft to the Minnesota Wild for All-Star defenseman Brent Burns and a second-round pick in the 2012 Draft.[31][32] This came after Setoguchi had signed a three-year, $9 million contract extension with the Sharks. The Sharks continued their off-season retool by orchestrating a second transaction with the Wild, shipping Dany Heatley to Minnesota in exchange for Martin Havlat,[33] both to relieve cap space as Heatley was slated to carry a cap hit $2.5 million greater than Havlat's for the duration of their respective contracts and to acquire a player in Havlat with a history of playoff production at the expense of Heatley, whose postseason numbers with the Sharks had been far less than stellar - the forward had managed to score just five goals in 32 playoff games in two years with San Jose.
The Sharks finished the 2011-12 season with a 43-29-10 record, good for 96 points and the seventh seed in the Stanley Cup playoffs. However, after winning Game 1 of their first-round series with the St. Louis Blues in overtime, they lost the final four games of the series, marking the second time they lost in the Quarter-finals under Todd McLellan. Despite the underachievement[according to whom?] of the previous year, it was announced that McLellan would remain on the bench for a fifth season.
Prior to the lockout-shortened 2012-13 season, Hockey Hall of Fame player and coach Larry Robinson was added to McLellan's coaching staff to assist with San Jose's penalty-killing unit, which was 29th in the NHL during the previous season. Assistant coach Jim Johnson was also added to bring a defensive style to the play of the Sharks. Brett Heimlich was also promoted to the role of video coordinator to assist the new coaching staff. Along with the two coaches, veteran defenseman Brad Stuart was re-acquired in order to bolster the Sharks' blue line, and on January 12, he played in his first game at HP Pavilion in over seven years. In the first round of the 2013 playoffs, the Sharks swept the Vancouver Canucks, their first series-sweep in franchise history.[34] The Sharks would subsequently fall 4-3 to the defending Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings in the second round of the playoffs.
Prior to the 2013-14 season, the Sharks unveiled new uniforms, which included less orange, along with adding a lace-up collar.[35] In addition to the new uniforms, prior to the start of the season, Brett Heimlich took on the additional role of statistical analyst for the coaching staff. The Sharks started the season 8-0-1, and were the last team in the NHL to stay undefeated in regulation[36] until October 25, when the Sharks lost to the Boston Bruins.[37] In the first round of the 2014 playoffs, the Sharks were matched with rivals and eventual Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings. Although the Sharks took a 3-0 series lead, the Kings came back to tie the series before advancing with a 5-1 win in game seven (only the fourth time in the 97-year history of the NHL where a team lost a best-of-seven series after winning their first three games). After the loss, general manager Doug Wilson described the Sharks' playoff failures "like Charlie Brown trying to kick a football".
you need a life all this for nothing lol
This is very sensationalist - the media should stop pedalling this idea about sharks, it’s been very damaging and has lead to the culling of so many sharks. Even Spielberg has come out and said he wishes he’d never made Jaws because of this.
Sharks attacking us for painting them as monsters instead of normal animals.
In the land we eat fish.. In the sea they eat us.. such irony.
🦈 In my opinion, from this onwards you shouldn't swim in the high seas . Because of the rapid environmental changes, anything may happen . It is better to make that artificial beaches 🦈
I don't like the sensationalist tone. We can spark curiosity and love for nature without using it.
To answer your question mate - phases, as history shows us:
there are plenty of soft bodied swimmers to go around, and they're nice and fluffy
Human pinapeds
LMAO
Following the sargassum seaweed plumes?
Awesome 🇮🇳
My favorite sharks are great whites, mako shark and whale sharks!
00:30 digs into the details of the 'four' other incidents in 2014. yeah FOUR! Hallmarks of another BS episode
This kind of stuff reveals a confusion of Nat Geo as a brand: sharks supposed manhunting behaviour has regularly been derided as nonsense in their more scientific videos; a myth created by man's fiction and fears. Yet Nat Geo cannot resist in sponsoring terror and fear-spreading via Sharkfest. This is highly entertaining rather than educational. The Jaws legend lives on and is supported by Nat Geo. I suppose there is room for it all, for wary viewers who can see that Nat Geo is baiting them with the food of popular choice.
This is y I'll never swim in the ocean in my lifetime.
Can anyone say that megaladon is still alive or not please
There's this thing called Google....
I'm thinking Putin, or some kind of Russian interference is to blame (sarcasm)
lol
Cause humans are in the water
Wooooow, il Grande bianco è davvero una bella bestia, incute timore e rispetto.
If you get attacked, punch it in the eye and the situation will sort itself. I learned this watching shark week.
They have blurry vision, so it's a little bit hard for sharks to identify what you are
3:34 La Jolla Cove!!!
Can we please acknowledge that there is more people dying taking a selfy then dying by a shark attack, independently of the type of shark? Moreover, the fact that they got use to be bated to specific locations because of "touristic" activities offering to swim with them make them much more aggressive and incline to get closer to the coats.
Maybe because we attack them so they decided to go for us !
Wow, did you really just propose the plot from Jaws 4: The Revenge as a serious explanation?
Can’t wait to hear how it’s about global warming!
i love sharksl.wen i was 3yers old i love the sea i loved the crabs!!!!!!!!!!
Can it have something to do with people overfishing?
You don’t go in the water you don’t get bit by no shark.
I thought Bull Sharks were responsible for more atracks on humans.
Bull sharks attack more people than any other shark .
They gather at the sofa! Who remembers??
More people in the world + more sharks in the ocean = more attacks . Also Higher volume of data from previous years = more attacks! Derrrrr.....
Because I didnt make the shark my dinner....yet.
Mmm sharks might not like the taste of me but I do enjoy grilling them.
Cause they are hungry???
0:56 Dr. Andrew Knowsall
Taking their pray, feeding them from boats attracts them to dine on humans.
Click bait title. Answer the question in your title next time you post a video like this
Go in the ocean where the predator who hunts seals and if you look like prey what do you think is gonna happen
There was literally no unknown info in the video
Ok so now we’re racist with sharks?
*wow*
why is this soooo dramatized
Hey human; you like seafood? Come and swim for it; like we do. Hahahahahahahaha. Not!!!
Got U.S.S. Indianapolis???
Great whites feared Megalodon they both were in the same water. No wonder it was called king of sea.
It's not like bears don't kill enough people. Stop over exaggerating things
It doesn't help that a lot of their food is being taken away from them by humans. Over hunting and over fishing. Need I say more?!
Simple!! Because humans taste like chicken!!! I know, I'm ashamed of myself.
People kill one another more than sharks kill people.
It's possible that the alterations in prey behavior is forcing sharks to improvise their dieting habits. Seeing how humans are edibles, they may have been mistaken for prey at the time
Thanks for not telling us what that is?
You forgot about the bull shark 🙄
Don't embarassed yourself Nat Geo
Warmer waters, more people and more opportunities for the sharks. They’re opportunistic
So unclear with no answer to the question in the title
Good
Less prey sharks hunt and more swimmers/divers that think ocean is their backyard swimming pool aswell as shark migration due to climate change
This is another story for another what if!
But the question is WHY😢😢???????????
Sharks live in the ocean........ If u don't want 2 get attacked stay on land. U can never predict the behavior of a wild a wild animal.
Rip cameron boyce
...or, there are just more people going into the ocean.