Divers React to guy who claims Great White Shark protected him
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Can a Great White #Shark protect a diver?
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Until this very day, science cannot explain how this guy is able to stay neutrally and positively buoyant with such big balls.
I would be bouyant as hell from all the shit filling up the seat of my wetsuit
hes being an idiot
The balls weigh as much as the common sense, which he evidently lacks. Thus, the weight is more or less the same. 😂 Kidding
In your bbc documentary voice
@@kittye8340 yeah but fun stories never happen with common sense
4.1 meter or 14ft white shark is nothing to mess with. This guy is a special kind of crazy. The electronic pulse from the go pro could be a beacon for the sharks.
I dive with sharks daily. I feel this guy is pushing the boundaries of what is safe
I have the feeling that this man is fully aware of the risk and willing to take that risk
It was 4.5m so nearly 15ft
Dude: *jumps directly into a feeding frenzy*
Also this dude: "They tried to bite me" 😮
That being said, loved the part about the different layers of sharks based on their appetite haha SO fascinating.
"Protected him from dying of old age" 🤣
Thank you for catching that one!
@@DIVETALKagreed, loved that witty comment
11:35 Gus just dying to hold on to a shark's dorsal fin and Woody giving him the silence of disapproval 😂
Respect, Woody!
Bet all these sharks were looking at this guy like "dude, we're eating here". I think the only worry one might have in a situation like that is that pecking order and one of the sharks thinking you're not waiting your turn. Or getting bumped by a big old great white just trying to turn away.
I know, right?!!!! (I would be VERY worried about TERRITORIAL sharks!) …a bite is a bite, even if it’s just telling the dude to back the F-off!
Thank you, Woody, for pointing that out!
NOT touching or interfering with animals' movements is not just about respecting animals' space/letting nature be or personal safety, but can directly hurt or kill them. We don't always think of these things!
The turtles thank you! 🐢💗
Stfu with that shit
It's also quite illegal to touch certain creatures, whether for their safety our ours. Which can turn that "must have animal interaction selfie" into an "expensive fine and 30 days in jail selfie" 😆
Seems to me the act of feeding sharks during dives and the notion that marine animals should never be interfered with or touched, at odds with each other. Also your not going to drown a turtle by grabbing onto its shell, turtles can weigh over 100kg and are incredibly strong swimming 15-20 knots. If a turtle doesn’t want you touching its shell it won’t be hanging around. Also what harm could possibly be done to a 4m shark by grabbing its dorsal fin?
I agree, The reason many experts are against feeding sharks is because you've now changed it's feeding habits. Shark starts associating "humans in with food source" Shark migrates to humans, finds no food source, human becomes the food source. I recommend to read " The Man-Eaters of Njombe" how those Lions main food source (wild animals) were eradicated by "Humans" trying to stop the "rinderpest virus" to save the human livestock population, so evolution kicks in the Lion prides starting feasting on the Humans (1,500 people were eaten) Once you modify nature, evolution kicks in.
@@nickwells8028 Ahh, the shark could take it as an attack, bro. You're talking two two totally different species. One domicile, the other an apex predator. That's like petting a poodle on the head, or doing the same to a grey wolf. You're not making any sense at all!!!
Man South Africans are a different breed man. The fact he’s laughing about a 12 ft GW AND a bunch of tigers. Just wow
When there is food available that tastes better then you do. Your safe
You have to have balls to live in South Africa.. It's a different place here.
@@marnofranck6204 i wonder where it'd be if apartheid had just been reformed instead of removed. Now it's otw to Zimbabwe 2.0.
@@Kurus-pq7xw yeah, but apartheid isn't the problem. It's the ftap ANC goverment that wants black and white South Africans to fight over the most stupidist things. And that will make us become worse than Zimbabwe.
Gee, let me grab the fin of this nice, friendly dolphin here, since dolphins PROTECT me from sharks!!! *gets out of water, watches video of him riding on the fin of a WHITE SHARK while ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ plays*
This shark had the same reaction @8:36 that my cat does when he's thinking about finally offing me.
I'm so conflicted, the footage is incredible but my God it's equally incredible how irresponsible that is.. but hey, they took the guarenteed meal over the weird thing hanging around them and we got to see this incredible experience. Hopefully no other nutter tries to replicate this lol
let the nutters nutt. it only affects you in your head.
He was lucky though. Sharks do go for one another around a carcass because they're competing for space and to get the best bits, so they wouldn't try to eat him, but could bite because they're in scavenging mode and don't want another creature in their space.
GWShark says to Tiger Shark: This seal's got big balls huh....
In 2018 I was diving off california/channel islands. a 12 foot white shark swam by us, about 30 feet away. No one believed us till we showed them the video. the shark didn't seem to have any interest in us. We were spear fishing and had dead fish on us and still nothing. Very amazing experience
which island were you at?
@@333henryw333 Tanner Bank
Woody's intro always makes me smile. He has an infectious personality. When he is happy it makes me happy.
Gus trying not to laugh at the very beginning when woody pauses it for the first time is everything 😂 god I love this channel ❤
literally made my day lololol we just know where its going with both of them respectfully so lol
I've never had the privilege of diving with really big sharks, but one of my most memorable dives was at a known Hammerhead point. It was an early morning dive, in open ocean, and we entered the water just as the sun was about to come up. We descended to about 10 metres and then just hovered, waiting for the show to start. After few minutes, the first Hammerhead showed up, shortly followed by several more. Ultimately we were being circled by approximately 15 Hammerheads, who stayed with us for about 15 minutes, and then slowly all drifted away. Excellent dive, and a lasting memory that I will always cherish.
@@Sorarse hammerheads grow to be massive. There was a 14 foot one caught at our beach about a month ago. North Padre Island
This is probably ultimate pinnacle of shark experience
Hey I just wanted to say I've become a huge fan and also I really appreciate the descriptive nature of your videos as I am completely blind you still make it very easy to follow along I find the idea of diving so amazing even if I had my site back I could never do it considering I have extreme fear of both the ocean and especially whales though I do still both respect and enjoy learning about them just wanted to say thanks guys it's a great channel and great content keep it up
Just having to go through life blind shows how strong and fearless you actually are. Hats off to you!
Ayyy someone else afraid of whales haha.
@@littletreblecleflol yes I'm both terrified and amazed at the same time of the sheer size and intelligence of them
Afraid of whales not sharks?. Hmm a whale wouldn't eat u..A shark would!!
@@Melsincatuation the multiple people who have been ripped apart and brutally mauled by the seaworld whales would disagree with that statement! (yes, the factors that led them to kill when they were in seaworld vs the open water is different, I just mean the principle)
Also whales can kill you in the wild, accidentally. Their size is so huge that just being nearby and getting whacked by their tail would be horrific
Just dropping by to say that I found your reaction videos a few weeks back. Love the way you guys break down the ways people are doing things wrong and how accidents can be prevented.
My parents have been scuba diving for over 10 years and tried to get all of the kids into it back then, but I couldn't do it. I thought it was a "me" problem, but it turns out it's a bad idea to put a very near sighted person into a scuba class without any type of vision correction and expect them to be able to copy the instructor's directions in the pool. 🤦♂️
Tomorrow my husband and I are going to do a try scuba course at our local dive center. It'll be my first time trying scuba in 10 years, and his first time ever. Thanks for the inspiration guys!
I think sharks are fascinating. That they have been around millions of years, survived mass extinctions and outlived the dinosaurs just amazes me. This guy got some great footage thanks to his unique private security. In David Attenborough's "The Blue Planet" documentary there is a great sequence of the dining pecking order on a whale carcass for those like Woody who wonder how it goes.
Nothing better to start my day than sipping on espresso and watching dive talk. As an aspiring diver, I love the channel. You guys are awesome!
Never forget Reach 🐐🐐
@@ttvlordwindu4934 Yes sirrrr
My friend how do you sip espresso 😂
@@Nypartcannon I drink strong Cuban espresso freshly made. It be steaming hot sometimes. But today I was sipping it to enjoy it lol. I drink a “colada” so it’s quite a bit.
@@VivatChristusRex99 the homie don't know about that bustelo
Honestly Woody you are my favourite imp. Your chaos is so much fun. Gus you are like a super cool cousin. Sometimes annoying but too cool to not love the heck out of. Happy safe diving !
This has always been my all time favorite dive video. South Africa man is such a legend.
@@s.m.1328 as a Florida Man myself, I can confidently say Yes 🙃
@@s.m.1328Battle of Blood River says it all
@@s.m.1328 Because it shows how badass South Africa man is.
@@s.m.1328 I'm none of that, I'm a Christian. As a Christian it seems obvious God was with them that day ultimately to clear a path for Christianity in Africa. They had superior arms but very few munitions and very few men. The superstition of the pagan Africans ultimately caused them to make major errors and disobey orders to never attack in daytime.
As for colonialism, it seems people only complain because the European men were better at doing the exact same thing everyone else was doing locally and regionally. But because colonialism brought with it massive evangelical efforts and lead to Africa today being the fastest growing Christian stronghold in the world it's clear to me God's providence was involved.
I was enamored with sharks in elementary school and would read about them as much as possible. Unfortunately most of the books available were about shark attacks and the like. It really scared me and made me ignorant of the true nature of sharks growing into adulthood. My fear of sharks evolved into a fear of open water that would make me uncomfortable just watching videos. This last month I've been binging your channel. One video caught my eye and eventually they just kept being recommended and you guys are great to listen to and learn from. I went from being afraid of all marine-life and open water at the start of this year to now warming up to the idea of learning to dive, even if it's just to try it once. I don't know that I'd ever intentionally swim with sharks but you guys have really helped me through these fears. It's gone from something I would never even consider to something that seems fun and interesting. So thank you. Keep doing what you do and I know this is an older video but I'm glad Woody is doing well after everything that happened recently.
I was one of your OG subs and I got my dive certification as I wanted to learn to dive safely as I spent all my summers in Kenora swimming in Lake of the Woods. I was diving and I came face to face with an massive sturgeon. It was built like a tank and it was massive. I then went diving in the same spot a few days later and the same huge Sturgeon was actually right there…again!? I was stunned as it seemed to be very curious about me and was interacting with me. It was amazing. I had not known that they were so massive. So I made one last dive before I left and I actually thought if I see that prehistoric fish again I will just be amazed.
Well I don’t know why but it showed up within a few minutes of me being in the water and it just seemed to hang out near me ? I thought perhaps it was guarding its eggs ?However I think it would be aggressive and this was a male who had very visible scarring from his “Wild West” days in the cold and deep waters. I know that they have tiny brains but this big boy was just hanging out while I swam . I agree that you should never touch or feed them. As I know I am a guest on their turf.
Tiny brains but smart enough to be a predator if inclined….🫠
The Lake Sturgeon is the biggest fresh water fish in North America. It can grow over 7' long. The largest one caught was 8' 300lb. Apparently the females (bigger than the males) can live up to 150 years. They also have no teeth for what it is worth. A pretty amazing fish that was almost fished to extinction.
I love Woodys hats lol. My wife and i both love watching you guys. Keep the videos coming!
Sharks are amazing!! Thank you both for this great video!🦈🦈🦈
I feel bad that I held on to a doplhin fin and let them pull me. But in my defense as soon as I would let go the dolphin would come back and swim underneath me and nudge me with his nose. There were lots of them but only one was extremely interested in me. We had been there to swim around some mangrove root "islands" and saw a bunch of really big lobsters and then a school of dolphins showed up. We were in the ocean so these were free wild dolphins and could easily swim away from us humans in snorkels however they stayed with us throughout our dive and even stayed with the boat for half of our return journey.
Clearly that dolphin wanted to interact with you.
@@jackoh991 I agree. Why is it so wrong to touch an animal, especially when they initiate? I would be interested to hear an honest explanation of why this such a "frowned upon", rule. I understand something like a sea turtle. You don't want to drown an animal, but a shark? It's hard to believe that it's hurting a shark in any way.
@@jackoh991 That's right. Similar to wetting your hands before handling a sea trout so as not to damage the slime coat. I think, once again, it goes back to protecting things from ignorant or stupid people.
Nothing to feel bad about. Dolphins are very smart and clearly that one was initiating the interaction with you and wanted you to play with it. Interaction doesn't always have to be harmful or negative. It's a way to connect to another living being. Use common sense and interact with wildlife when it makes sense to, and don't when it doesn't make sense to. Simple.
The main issue would be germs or disease possibly being transferred from hands being placed on them or some type of thing like oils absorbed by hands transferred to animals aking them sick as well as discomfort to the animals causing them to attack someone which usually when idiots go fudging with wild animals and get attacked the animals end up dead
That guy is so fearless, that I have the feeling the sharks sense that he is no prey. I've been swimming with a 13ft Tiger shark last year, but don't think that I would ever get that close.
I agree I think do too
Luck?
Happy you pointed out of the dangers of holding on to sharks, dolphins, and turtles. I don't dive, but I visit the beach a lot and spend most of that time in the water. My encounters have been mostly with dolphins and one hammerhead. I don't even touch them, let alone ride them.
Edit: Obviously, by encounters I mean larger animals. There’s a ton of smaller sea life nearby at all times.
You guys must interview and react to The Malibu Artist! He has hours of drone videos of great whites and humans near the beach where the sharks see the humans but the humans had no clue a shark was feet away. He’s never filmed aggression by any sharks.
Them white sharks 🦈 & tigers 🦈are so powerful they would hardly notice the guy holding on to the dorsal fins.
It reminds me of being around the brown bears feasting on salmon. They probably won't attack you, esp. if they're used to people and you give them space. Unless one of them does. And they certainly have in the past.
I love watching you guys!!!! I'm not a driver but I'm hooked on all of your videos
I'm both fascinated and horrified. I've always wanted to dive in a cage, but I definitely wouldn't be volunteering to swim around them freely. Or touching them. Lol.
I would...immediately. They are fascinating.
To me,it’s insanity to be filming there with a dead Whale being feasted on.
You can see the clean bites the Sharks are taking from the Whale
Here in Australia the majority of our Shark attacks are from the Bull Sharks,GW 2nd
@@donnamorgan2522 I would think it’s relatively safe as they have a massive food source to exhaust so as long as you’re close to the whale you should be ok. But all animals are unpredictable so I still wouldn’t risk it
This is one of my favorite youtube channels. I enjoy the chemistry between Gus and Woody. Plus, they did a gold rush episode, so they're basically wealthy gold miners, despite nobody wanting to buy the gold and rocks they found.
I bought a knitted octopus hat from that etsy link from one of your videos super excited 😄
Because people take notice what you say I am thankful you said not to interfere with the seas life Especially pointing out you can kill turtles by grabbing onto their shells
Can you believe I jumped directly onto a shark buffett table and they tried to bite me?! 🙃
Stay tuned next week for covers himself in honey and plays with bears...
Only positive, is that they only touched an animal that could protect itself. Most other seas life cannot. Great video.
I learned to dive in the 90s. There's a difference between destroying an eco system and occasionally touching something that's interesting or getting a little lift from something more than capable. It's his life. I've seen way to many people use this way of thinking as an excuse to scream and act like jerks.
In popular dive spots, if everybody occasionally touches something that is interesting, this can accumulate a lot. There is no need to touch everything interesting
I won't hold onto any marine life but I do have a fond memory of a curious pod of dolphins coming to look at the furless monkey with no flippers when I was about a half mile out.
I remember sending you guys the link to this video. Thanks for the review! Keep the great videos coming!
New fan, non diver. Love the videos…also love how well organised your playlists are. Best I’ve seen.🏆👏👏
This guy is the water equivalent of Grizzly Man.
“But anyway I didn’t die” is a sentence I’ve heard many times in Australia, but rarely in a time when someone could actually die 😂
Gus & Woody, a very fun and interesting video. I've been leaning a lot about marine life by binge-watching Jonathan Bird videos. I have gained so much love for the underwater world because of you guys.
I remember another sharkboy claiming to communicate and tame bullsharks until they took his calf away........
3:31 "You think before i pass out" … that was so fast😂😂😂
As usual love the video shark's are great PLEASE leave them alone watch and enjoy do not disturb
I started nervous laughing so hard when what he was talking about how you don't ride marine life and I wasn't laughing about it because it's funny or it should be something that's done, but it was so mind-boggling to me that people even attempt to do it. I guess I never thought someone would be dumb enough to ride a dolphin or a shark. 😮
People ride bulls, horses, elephants ,pigs and I’ve even seen a Russian man on a bear. Wether it’s real or not. Humans have some draw to ride animals. I’m not surprised at all that sharks and dolphins are added to that list
I think if I got dropped in the water next to a 12ft great white my wetsuit would suddenly feel a lot warmer
I live on the coast of Maine and have my whole life. I’ve always been told my fear of sharks is irrational and that will never happen especially in Maine. In 2021 Maine had its first recorded fatal shark attack. A tourist from New York was swimming off the cost of Bailey’s Island with her teenage daughter. This is about ten minutes from where I currently live… the mother did not survive the attack and it seems her daughter was obviously traumatized after seeing her mother be consumed by a great white. At the end of the day sharks can and will attack people. I know a lot of divers and other “oceanic” content creators say sharks are harmless and they have no interest in humans but NO wild animal is harmless…. And it won’t do you any good hanging out of a great whites mouth saying “I told you so” to some TH-camr 🤣 follow your gut folks or wind up inside one 🤷♂️
Come on now... for every single case of shark attack, from minor "test-nibbles" to fatal maulings/devourings, there are thousands of cases where a person(s) in the water, either knowingly encountered a shark with no conflict, or even more frequently, had no idea a shark had even been in the area, let alone swam right by, often just meters away.
In fact, there are lots of videos here on the YT, with folks interacting with sharks without any attack. Including drone footage of sharks swimming past all manor of beachgoers who had no idea a shark had just swam by.
Srsly, if shark attacks were as likely as you insist, there'd be a whole lot less options available in the world of watersports, because we'd be too terrified to dream them up! Every parasailer coming in for a splashdown would just be Doordash for sharks! 🤣 Yes, they're deadly if they do attack, but the fact remains, that they really rarely do.
She wasn't consumed, she was helped to shore by kayakers. Great whites almost never consume people. If they wanted to eat people, they would and there would be no remains to recover. The attacks are usually either exploratory bites in poor visibility conditions (overcast, particularly early in the morning) or associated with a bag of speared fish or lobster hanging off the victim's hip. Tiger sharks are far less discriminating eaters. They don't necessarily want to eat people (like saltwater crocodiles do) but they aren't put off by the taste, as great whites are. The biggest factor in great white attacks is the weather. Tourists swimming at the beach are almost never attacked because they tend to only got to the beach on fine, sunny days. Victims are typically locals that either surf, paddle or swim routinely, because they are the ones in the water when the conditions are "sharky". The Maine victim wasn't really a tourist from New York just enjoying a day at the beach. She was a retiree that split her time between her summer home in Maine, New York City and Naples, Florida, and since she competed in triathlons and was wearing a wetsuit when attacked, she was probably doing her routine swimming training at her summertime local beach.
Right she wasn’t consumed, bad wording on my part but the daughter swam over and saw her in the sharks mouth before the kayakers got there. The daughter then swam to shore and curled up in the fetal position (understandably) And great whites almost never consume anyone…? Not sure how accurate that is as there are plenty of cases of GW’s consuming people and attempting to consume people 🤷♂️ also like you said most times there won’t be much evidence left so how could we ever accurately know the numbers on that one? And… you’ll never believe this… great whites have even consumed divers 😬
The diver has huge balls. That’s why he is laughing so much. His balls are being tickled by the coral while he is in the boat! 😂
Those little guys are excited they smell food that they want, but they know they would be on the menu for those larger sharks.
Good morning Gus and woodie!!!
Hope you had a great thanksgiving! Thanks for this new video!!
South African divers are Insane. Saw a case the other day where two men were diving off the coast and one gentleman felt the water pulse around him. When he turned his head he saw a Great White (20 foot) come by with his dive buddy hanging out it’s mouth. It bit his friend in half and took off with half of it. As his friends lower half sank towards the black bottom, the shark came back out of the green murky water and ate the Legs. We should protect sharks sure, but we are at the mercy of a giant fish with scalpels in their mouth.
P.S. - MANY shark attacks took place right after then person urinated in the water. Our urine has hormones in it that may piss them off. Sharks have bumped through crowds of people to hit a single individual.
That would really piss me off!
Keep the reaction video coming we need more of them!!! Love your guys video
Just because we're not apart of their normal diet doesnt mean we're off the menu.
I love your hat Woody!! Thanks! Rick was in kind of a tight spot when he grabbed that big beautiful white shark. I do think you were right about leaving sea life alone but he was trying to save all those sharks so...
They are crazy to be swimming around something that the sharks are eating like that
I've been deep sea fishing where this took place (Scottburgh). If the sharks took interest in whatever was on the hook, we'd have to leave. But all the shark cage diving boats "trained" the sharks to come close whenever the engine is revved, because the shark cage divers will do this and then throw chum in the water. It was really interesting to see it happen. Our skipper would rev the engine and then there'd be about 10 sharks around the boat in SECONDS. We'd then chuck some small fish overboard and leave to a new spot before the sharks return.
My first ever open water was Aliwal. When we first dropped down to a patch of sand so we could do all the things for the course Training we had to sit there and wait for the rest of the class to hit bottom before we could start. While we were waiting our instructor pointed out a Guitarfish. On closer inspection we noticed the Guitarfish had something wrapped around its fins and body. The instructor then got close and cut off this thing wrapped around it and then stuffed the item into his BC. I'll never forget how that thing just sat there and allowed the instructor to cut the item off as if it knew it was getting help. Anyway we did our course stuff and then continued with the dive. When we got back onto the boat after the dive our instructor pulled out the item he cut of the fish and showed all of us what it was. It was A dam g-string! Craziest and funniest thing I've ever witnessed diving. They reckon it most probably came via one of the rivers that pass a township where they use the river to wash their clothes. What a crazy experience. We also got to see Dolphin, tons of raggie, turtles, a few different species of shark, the famous Giant resident potato bass (which I think was speared a few years later and the dude got a massive fine) I got attacked by a parrot fish. The list goes on. Our instructor said all the years he dove that spot he had never seen so much in one dive and that we were lucky cause it was extremely rare.
They were feeding on blubber. A rare find and surely prioritized.
Not suprised it was an Aussie who was able to ride the dorsal fin of a Great White! 😂
Absolute brilliant when these two drop a vid makes my day ✨👍😊
His confident laugh is cracking me up 🤣
The way he laughs after his entrances ❤
On the topic of touching marine life, I know someone who touched a green sea turtle while diving and later on developed a rash on their hand. They were told it was god's punishment for messing with an endangered species.
One of your best videos ever guys... That man is nuts...!
Jumping in that water with a whale carcass is absolutely insane, period.
Your expressions are spot on. The hat is the keeper. LOL Thank you
I saw one at Hout Bay many many years ago whilst surfing at very big break called Dungeons, I used to think sharks did not like being near breaks that big due to the huge vibrations caused by the waves crashing back into the ocean but this guy didn't seem to mind! He was huge like a gigantic sea monster, but he looked like he was grinning so was probably not hungry. He just swam away. I told everyone but the South African guys did not seem too bothered. This one guy was there with the wetsuit that had "I am not a seal" written on the back of it! I left the water and went home. I caught 1 wave that day above 20ft so was worth it plus I saw an awesome shark that was grinning so no complaints here. 🙂
Did he just say "Sharks don't attack people" Umm?? yeh they definitely do attack people, just not super common mate.
Then we wonder why aliens don't talk to us .
Thank you for your good advice guys , Positive energy sent your way from Sunny Florida 🌞🌞🌞
It’s not only a problem when it’s hungry. GW are also very territorial. Guy is just lucky that she didn’t decide to help him meet his maker
Bro's junk really has it's own gas mask. What is that part of his suit meant for?
Great video, definitely not my thing tho...lol...question? Is it just my TV or can you adjust the video volume to match your talking? The video is always very low.
Clearly that great white was saving that diver!!!
_Saving him for DESERT!!!_ 😆🤣
I love you two. But my love for “sharks happen” outweighs it. Lol
This guy must get tired walking around with those giant bowling balls. Jeez. Saw this about 6 months ago. Still amazing.
One thing I have to bring up is the shark attack stats, well that is based on a beach not 500m from the coast. What I mean is if one person out that far was attack and that person was the only attack it means 100% shark attack rate.
.love your videos keep em coming
Wow.. great video.. Definitely a crazy man..!! The size of those sharks.. I was also looking at the scars on the tiger shark.. amazing!!
Super fascinating! Thank you for sharing!
He will protect you right to his dinner table.
Holy tiger! Wow. What amazing footage!
I don’t know how he could do that... swimming that close to him... I couldn’t imagine swimming beside so close to that diver... that sharks got some balls
The guy managed to take incredible images !
The sea is a beautiful place and the creatures in it are beautiful. Glad to hear y’all appreciating it and promoting responsible habits for when exploring their home.
Pure awe of how powerful sharks are! my goodness!! I will say that after watching your channel and all your videos, I am less afraid and would love to swim with sharks... at a distance :) I am with woody on this one where I dont want to or like touching animal/marine life. let them do their own thing. :) but the power of that great white and all the other sharks getting out of the way for the big guy :) love that. shows who's boss :) haha. great vid!! great whites are now my favorite :) super chill big sharks :)
“Before I pass out?” 😂
I couldn’t help but roll my eyes when reading the title😂
My favourite chanel, we dont always agree, but this is the best content on YT by far
Totally focused on that huge meal. Gorging themselves calm.
I wouldn't want to even eat shark meat just in case sharks smell good on me but I was going over a bridge
It wouldnt be unheard of. Plenty of instances of random animals, including predators, protecting other animals. Even humans.
I keep a Great White in my saltwater pool and invite my enemies over for a dip😁
QUESTION: I understand not holding turtles, but what’s the difference between holding on to a strong powerful shark and riding a strong powerful horse? Both have risks.
Likely domestication.
Wow! What an amazing video! Thank you so much!
2000: jump in with speargun only
2023: jump in with GoPro only
🙂🙂