Fun fact sharks don't like it when you point anything at them. They're ambush predators the idea that you see them makes them uncomfortable. When you add f-off to the equation they always dip. That haven't been said I would be extremely concerned that he's just going down to shoot up at you after..... From below. I would so be GTFO.....
It's barely 3 feet long. 😂 *Edit* For those who misinterpret my statement, here are the rest of my replies: My point is that it is small and, contrary to popular opinion, great white sharks rarely attack humans. I'm not saying that I would not have been concerned. Only that I would have been far more concerned if it was larger, or was a bull or tiger shark because they attack humans much more often. Also, can't believe I forgot this because it is the most relevant part. Great white sharks, and most others, do not approach prey from a horizontal angle. They charge it from underneath. You're most likely not going to see the shark that attacks you, until you're already in its jaws. The only time they approach something that they intend to eat slowly and from a relatively parallel angle is if the thing they are going to bite is already dead, like a blue whale in the middle of an ocean. Again, in the moment it would be unnerving. But it really shouldn't bother an experienced diver to have an encounter like this. Looks good to people who never go in the ocean though. 😂 Have a great white day. 👍
And they can see the silhouette of a black wetsuit from farther than you can see them. In slack or calm water they might even be able to sense movement in their lateral line before they even see you. Not sure how sharks work but I enjoy fishing and almost pursued a career in fisheries biology and many freshwater fish have heightened senses. They can feel, see, hear like you wouldn’t imagine. It wouldn’t take much in that situation to trigger a chase. Surfacing would scare me more than being face to face because most fish feed up and attack prey from the bottom.
The whole surfacing was scary as well because I agree with the previous comment-- they are known to swim away and then come UP and attack. They don't want to be seen when they attack which is why facing them constantly is so important. That diver is a very fortunate soul indeed!
I just want to say that the diver handled the situation perfectly. He stood his ground and didn't panic as the shark swam closer out of curiosity, so it realized that the diver wasn't prey and it swam off. In the end neither the shark or the diver was injured, well done.
@skinny pig No it didn't! Great whites don't attack divers very often unless they're mistaken for a seal or something. They mostly accidentally attack surfers. If you're ignorant enough to think a spear gun would kill the shark or that the shark somehow "knew" it was in danger then you know nothing about great whites. They are present every day on the California coast and they don't attack people unless they're mistaken for a seal.
@skinny pig no, it's just that we are like weird aliens to them so they get curious but once they see we aren't food, they often loose interest. Plus some species of sharks don't like the sound of bubbles.
@skinny pig plus sharks have all you can eat sea. . You think shark would eat fatty, small meat to bone ratio human? Or endless sealife humans sort after for decades. Sharks love seafood.
It seemed to me that he was trying to gain enough distance so that his natural camoflage would help but sharks don't realise humans have pretty good vision in broad daylight lol
typically, when do you not act like bait, foot or a scared or injured fish - the shark may just be curious. like all toddlers, the shark loves to use its teeth!
Fun (but useless) fact---- The name Bruce was chosen for that shark as a joke/tribute/whatever to the movie Jaws. The crew of Jaws started calling the mechanical shark in the movie Bruce, and the name stuck.
Man it's freaky how good their coloration works in water like that. Nearly melts into the background multiple times, and as it swims off you can see how quickly jt starts to blend.
What's amazing is that they can detect the dip and rise in your heart beat due to sensing bioelectrical signals. They essentially know where you are from a farther distance away. Which means you see them only if they let you see them.
Great white sharks rely on smell and eye sight. They have to be really close to use what you describe. Hammerheads can do it from further thanks to the hammerhead.
that spear would like that would be like sticking a needle in your arm I've seen a smaller shark hit by a bang stick and attacked four of us and slashed three of us
As a powerful man once said: "Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!"
For all you hunters, gun enthusiasts and spearfisherman that know little about how sharks actually function, sharks can't really tell you have a spear gun. The reason why it backed away wasn't the gun, it's the fact the person was aware of the shark's presence, was looking at it's approach and held out some sort of long implement in it's face. Sharks like the great white operate on the element of surprise and if they lose it they'll leave and find a better prey alternative. All of that is a deterrant to a continued attempt at an attack for the shark, but it by no means can recognize that the spear gun is an weapon that shoots a harpoon that could kill it. You'll see this in other videos where awareness and the same factors aren't enough to ward off the shark and the shark attempts the attack only to be shot.
Yes, at first he lied as if he was leaving, he walked away and suddenly turned into an attack position. It was scary. If the diver had not seen him, he would have attacked from below to his waist and legs.
"It's weird. Those long seals look so tasty but everytime I get close to one, they smell like they just shit themselves so bad that I lose my appetite."
@Schöner Albtraum many shark attacks are a hand bitten off, followed by a butt cheek. What they found was that divers were conditioning sharks to think that people will always give them fish, the sharks get excited and when there's no fish they try anyway, first the hand, then the rear, where a dive bag is kept.
It was beautifully crazy and terrifying to watch. The way it sank away to get the angle, it blended so well you couldn't tell which way it was going until it was too late
Would be a fucking genius hunting tactic for sharks , send the little runt to distract silly hooman then the fuckin megalladon comes outta nowhere and shit
If a shark thinks that you do not know it’s presence then it may attack. If it has no option for stealth they will often do what that shark did and swim directly towards whatever it is interested in, often just out of curiosity. Sometimes scarily it is because they’re hungry and they generally are looking for food, what you did by not flinching and standing your ground is exactly what probably saved you from getting a nip. You gave the shark the idea that you’re a predator and not prey. So well done I could have not done the same!
Definitely ! I would find it incredibly difficult to fight the urge to run , or swim away fast in this case ! Notice how even he high-tailed it outta there as soon as Mr. Shark turned and swam in the opposite direction .
@@jellylightningii5959 not really. The vast majority of shark attacks are cases of mistaken identity. No sharks seem to target humans as a food source and the ones that most often attack are either just very territorial or have terrible eyesight
Almost any animal doesn't know what to do if you stand your ground & make yourself look big. Getting into a fight where injury is possible is the last thing any wild animal wants, so if you look like you could fight back they think twice. Edit: of course there are exceptions, especially if the animal has babies.
@@flyingstonemon3564 Yeah, to my knowledge polar bears, crocodiles, & tigers are the only predators known to actively hunt humans & view us as normal prey.
@@dr.zoidberg8666yes except tigers dont like to attack from the front either, in a country where tiger attacks occured often they wear masks on the back of there heads that ressemble a face for that reason, polar bears and crocodiles dont give a fuck however. Polar bears dont see food often and will always hunt humans when they see them and crocodiles ambush from the water so they dont care about u facing the water either
@@trinki8345IT'S NOT LEATHERLY AT ALL, HE IS A BIG BLOB OF GELATIN AND MUSCLE AND BONE, THE SPEAR WOULD EASILY PENETRATED IF HE COULD MANAGE TO NOT MISS !!! HE'S LIKE JELL-O WITH BONES, 🩻 JUST LIKE THE TREMBLING DIVER HE SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF !!!
I believe I’d be the most scared while swimming toward the water surface, nothing says the shark won’t turn and come back quickly once you’ve surfaced and lost eye contact on the shark.
Exactly, I don't get why in all those videos they pop their head out of the water and keep looking above the water. I'd be scanning below me constantly.
Well his breathing sounds an awful lot like a heartbeat with a secondary auditory noise that sounds an awful lot like breathing pure talent right there@@Rob712
@@user-ht9mh4cm3f - oh sorry, didn’t realise you’re an English professor hired by YT ensuring everyone proof reads their comments….. “You’re going to have to go up for air….” Happy? 🤦♂️🤷♂️🙄 what a douchebag.
@@xilo3012 they don't, that's my point. They are curious. Most attacks happen in murky water and during dawn/dusk which also affects water visibility. Sharks are more predictable than that crackhead standing in line behind you at Walmart. 🤣
@@bobalto which gangs are you referring? Biker gangs, Street gangs, organized crime gangs, the 1 percenters, the oath keepers, the kkk, etc or were you just saying gangs in general.
@@Heartwing37 wether they are anti-society or not, they are a part of the society and disturb the other part because they are able to hold weapons… your comment is simplistic.
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i was watching this on my comfy bed, thousands of miles away from their location, but when that shark turns around and starts swimming closer my heart starts beating as hard as a double pedal drum.
@@joshchafinjr.5520not really a well-trained diver or navy can easily take on small-medium size sharks with minimal damage if they are well equipped If it’s something like great white shark you would be lucky to just lose a leg or a arm
1000% true people underestimate the knowledge, agility and power a great white has. Well the power is what people really only know a great white for. They're very smart hunters who adapt to different styles of hunting in different parts of the world. With all that being said I would freak the hell out if I was in that divers position. Lol
Tell me, where do y’all get the balls to just casually go out in the ocean like that not knowing what’s below you looking up or lurking meters away in water you can’t see far in
sharks are just like any other animal, they arent just gonna attack you for no reason. especially great whites, they arent going to eat you, they prefer fatty stuff like seals. this guy was just coming up to investigate. most "shark attacks" are actually just the sharks taking a test bite, thats how the navigate the environment, if it was an actual attack youd be dead. its about reading body language same as any animal
@@THE.FAKENEWS the guy asking the question about how we have the balls to do such things is white, so I'm not understanding why you said that. Keep in mind, I agree with you
The shark most probably was just curious more about the gun than the actual diver since it probably just saw the diver as a normal regular big fish but the spear being a vibrant yellow color caught its attention
You don't hear his heartbeat. You hear his fins rubbing on each other. Every freediver knows this sound. The shark was following him all the way while he was swimming up.
You are exactly right about the fins when they go down and some sharks even arch their back as well. But I'm not sure about Great Whites doing that but lowering their fins is a dead cert attack mode lucky the diver. Could only just hold his breath long enough to stand is ground. That's one lucky man and one hungry shark a.k.a. sea monster
Indicating aggression or showing natrual behaviour as they tend to have issues with sharing whats around them? Or they feel threaten from something they barely see in the water swimming around them, they could have attracted the shark by spearing fish so the shark mistaken them as food so it went in for a taste i dont think it was being aggresive especially in its domain my guy
@@esperago nah theres a difference between natrual insticts and to just being straight aggressive, why cant you say displaying natrual behaviour you dont because it was a human being if it was a seal 8t would be natrual the way it is hunting or stalking its prey which is what he would have seen the diver as (prey) ut was not being aggresive towards him mate
@@grilledleeks6514 I love swimming in the beach but does that mean I don't have a completely rational fear of the ocean lol fuck it's the ocean. We don't know wtf in there and you can't see shit. Only stupid people aren't afraid
Sharks are ambush predators, and yes they are smart enough to understand when you are looking at them and when you're not. This is exactly the correct way to handle the situation. Keep your eye on the shark, turn to face it, no sudden movements and stand your ground. It's just curious as long as you don't make yourself look like prey it'll leave you alone.
@@DisorientedWanderer Damn. Seaboy just wants to make sure you got that extended warranty on your boat as he's seen too many landfellows be caught lacking when some shenanigans starts happening to their floaty cars ya sees
Well he has no reason to fire. If it was a great black shark, well, then you never know what a crazed brute like that will do so you shoot first ask questions later
Shark: “Looks like someone’s a little lost…”
*sees gun*
“And I hope you find your way-have a nice day”
Yeees!😂
“I believe that’s your boat right over there sir, try not to get the bends”
Fun fact sharks don't like it when you point anything at them. They're ambush predators the idea that you see them makes them uncomfortable. When you add f-off to the equation they always dip. That haven't been said I would be extremely concerned that he's just going down to shoot up at you after..... From below. I would so be GTFO.....
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The shot of that shark slowly swimming towards the camera is a cinematic nightmare.
The way they can play off their next move is insanely predatorish
It's barely 3 feet long. 😂
*Edit*
For those who misinterpret my statement, here are the rest of my replies:
My point is that it is small and, contrary to popular opinion, great white sharks rarely attack humans. I'm not saying that I would not have been concerned. Only that I would have been far more concerned if it was larger, or was a bull or tiger shark because they attack humans much more often.
Also, can't believe I forgot this because it is the most relevant part. Great white sharks, and most others, do not approach prey from a horizontal angle. They charge it from underneath. You're most likely not going to see the shark that attacks you, until you're already in its jaws. The only time they approach something that they intend to eat slowly and from a relatively parallel angle is if the thing they are going to bite is already dead, like a blue whale in the middle of an ocean.
Again, in the moment it would be unnerving. But it really shouldn't bother an experienced diver to have an encounter like this. Looks good to people who never go in the ocean though. 😂
Have a great white day. 👍
@jswets5007 Riiiight...
@@jswets5007 dude that things mouth is almost 3ft (at full maturity anyways)
@j swets if you mean yardstick, which is 3ft, I'm pretty sure that thing is longer than that. If I'm not mistaken, great whites are born at nearly 5ft
The scariest thing about these sharks is how he gets ten feet away and basically just starts to blend in with the water and basically be invisible
Actually that's more like 10 yards so 30' ft when it starts blending into the water background. Creepy...
@@jhenry0688 America 100
Nature 💯
And they can see the silhouette of a black wetsuit from farther than you can see them. In slack or calm water they might even be able to sense movement in their lateral line before they even see you. Not sure how sharks work but I enjoy fishing and almost pursued a career in fisheries biology and many freshwater fish have heightened senses. They can feel, see, hear like you wouldn’t imagine. It wouldn’t take much in that situation to trigger a chase. Surfacing would scare me more than being face to face because most fish feed up and attack prey from the bottom.
The whole surfacing was scary as well because I agree with the previous comment-- they are known to swim away and then come UP and attack. They don't want to be seen when they attack which is why facing them constantly is so important. That diver is a very fortunate soul indeed!
Shark: "Lunch time?"
*Gun.*
Shark: "Like I said, punch line."
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I thought it was a dolphin at first 😂
I don't care how large or small, when a great white shark is coming straight at you, it's intimidating as hell.
Yeah, cause from the side it looks only like a big sardine. When it comes your way, you see that torpedo head and big teeth and you’re like 💩
Well when you enter a domain where your no longer at the top of the food chain it should be intimidating
That one is definitely big enough to tear anyone a new B-Hole.
If it was a CC... but it was a black tip, 6 or 7 feet
@Austin TX slab that makes sense. I wasn't a CC for sure.
I just want to say that the diver handled the situation perfectly. He stood his ground and didn't panic as the shark swam closer out of curiosity, so it realized that the diver wasn't prey and it swam off. In the end neither the shark or the diver was injured, well done.
@skinny pig No it didn't! Great whites don't attack divers very often unless they're mistaken for a seal or something. They mostly accidentally attack surfers.
If you're ignorant enough to think a spear gun would kill the shark or that the shark somehow "knew" it was in danger then you know nothing about great whites. They are present every day on the California coast and they don't attack people unless they're mistaken for a seal.
@skinny pig no, it's just that we are like weird aliens to them so they get curious but once they see we aren't food, they often loose interest. Plus some species of sharks don't like the sound of bubbles.
@skinny pig plus sharks have all you can eat sea. . You think shark would eat fatty, small meat to bone ratio human?
Or endless sealife humans sort after for decades. Sharks love seafood.
The only casualty was this guy's shorts or wetsuit due to shitting himself. 😆
More likely it realised he was watching it. Turn your back or sit on the surface and don't look at it and 100% this situation would be different.
Shark : "It's Lunch time"
Diver : pulls gun
Shark : "Dude it's a prank, it's a prank!"
My boy Alfredo sent me
“You wana get smoked fool?”
Prank…. gone S3XUAL!!
@@willyjameshuffTopNotch GANG
Top notch shark
It's still crazy to me how fucking quiet the ocean can be.
Underrated comment coming from a diver
All sorts of snap, crackle, pop going on underwater.
,bmmxj😊oj
can also be loud enough to blow out your ear drums
It's only because you can't hear screaming underwater.
“You are dead meat!”
_sees gun_
“I’d like to apologize.”
Arthur Morgan, is it you?
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@@WhatDoesAZebraDo ...then why do they have eyes
Good one!!! Love it!
Also could be reverse. Man came out totaly scared.
That sharks probably just like “why tf does that seal have a gun?”
Oooooooooommmmmmggggggggg😂😂😂😂😂😂
You sir.. are the wittiest in all the land... ❤
Or a sea Lion
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same question Osama made LOL
I'm mesmerized by the smooth and extremely unsettling way the shark turned towards the diver.
Yes very terrifying
Looked pretty normal to me.
Yeah it’s casually swimming by and then in an instant it seems to ‘lock on’
It seemed to me that he was trying to gain enough distance so that his natural camoflage would help but sharks don't realise humans have pretty good vision in broad daylight lol
Yes, I noticed that too!
How quickly he got out of the water. The shark disappeared so fast and that is even more terrifying. I could never do that job
Shark: "Time to eat-"
Diver: *Pulls out speargun*
Shark: "Somewhere else..."
typically, when do you not act like bait, foot or a scared or injured fish - the shark may just be curious.
like all toddlers, the shark loves to use its teeth!
goodone
😂fk that 🧜🏿♀️🏴!
It's a juvenile great white. The mumma will eat that gun like a tooth pick
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"HELLOOO, NAME'S BRUCE"
“Hello, Bruce.”
How would you tasty morsel like to go to a party?
🤣
I never knew my father!!!
Fun (but useless) fact---- The name Bruce was chosen for that shark as a joke/tribute/whatever to the movie Jaws. The crew of Jaws started calling the mechanical shark in the movie Bruce, and the name stuck.
Man it's freaky how good their coloration works in water like that. Nearly melts into the background multiple times, and as it swims off you can see how quickly jt starts to blend.
Yeah
It's actually shark colored water and the shark is lucky he just so happened to be swimming there.
The reason why i fucking hate the ocean
@@CoachJohnMcGuirk This is the only explanation 😂
@@CoachJohnMcGuirk can I purchase it?
The side eye of the gun is hilarious 😂
The way it just vanishes back into the ocean is chilling.
I was just about to comment that. The deep ocean gives me anxiety. If i cant see the bottom, i aint in it. Lol
Almost like it belongs there
@@ralphadrianbautista5849 Ngl I freak out when I’m over my head in a lake.
@@ralphadrianbautista5849 You and I both, Ralph 😭 it’s terrifying
"back into the ocean" like it left or something..👀
I can hear this man's heartbeat
and it got louder when the shark faced him!
Right 🤣🤦😁
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Throat contractions. He is free diving
I can smell his underwear
camera man never dies
Grizzly Man would beg to differ
Well u see the thing is…
Anecdotal evidence mate..
Yuri Lipski though 😨
lmfao
What's amazing is that they can detect the dip and rise in your heart beat due to sensing bioelectrical signals. They essentially know where you are from a farther distance away.
Which means you see them only if they let you see them.
Great white sharks rely on smell and eye sight. They have to be really close to use what you describe. Hammerheads can do it from further thanks to the hammerhead.
Ocean panthers. When you see them it's too late
The few seconds it casually swims directly at the camera is probably the most terrifying thing I've ever seen and I'm in my living room
Hahahaha yea
I 2nd that 😭
I agree I had some wee come out😬
@@drdubberruckie2346 I made a little evasive squid ink
I’m in my bedroom
That shark smartened up like a GTA NPC that sees your gun after picking a fight with you
“I’d like to apologize”
There's stuck up money God wanting people in Virginia. They only care for money. And hate humbleness
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that spear would like that would be like sticking a needle in your arm
I've seen a smaller shark hit by a bang stick and attacked four of us and slashed three of us
Hahahah so true
As a wise man once said,” you’re not afraid of the dark, you’re afraid that you’re not alone in the dark🦈..”
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"You're not afraid of the dark, you're afraid of what's in it" 👨🏾💻 Fixed for your smart ass
That is a very wise man.
....with a shark
As a powerful man once said: "Ah you think darkness is your ally? You merely adopted the dark. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn't see the light until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!"
For all you hunters, gun enthusiasts and spearfisherman that know little about how sharks actually function, sharks can't really tell you have a spear gun. The reason why it backed away wasn't the gun, it's the fact the person was aware of the shark's presence, was looking at it's approach and held out some sort of long implement in it's face. Sharks like the great white operate on the element of surprise and if they lose it they'll leave and find a better prey alternative. All of that is a deterrant to a continued attempt at an attack for the shark, but it by no means can recognize that the spear gun is an weapon that shoots a harpoon that could kill it.
You'll see this in other videos where awareness and the same factors aren't enough to ward off the shark and the shark attempts the attack only to be shot.
I think gun enthusiasts, or anyone else, who know nothing about sharks know that a shark doesn't actually know what a spear gun is. 🙄
Duh
No shit
You understand that there's this thing called humor?
Yes, at first he lied as if he was leaving, he walked away and suddenly turned into an attack position. It was scary. If the diver had not seen him, he would have attacked from below to his waist and legs.
Thats the one rule: " If you already saw the shark, then there is no danger, worry about the one you never saw " .
I’ve never seen a shark in my life. How worried should I be right now?
Clever girl...
What if you see him eating you? Should you not be worried?
@@Y_tho😏
@@Y_thobetter keep looking over your shoulder when you leave the house. Stay safe😂
Shark be like: "Well well, look what's on the menu..."
Shark sees the gun: "You boys have a nice day"
On god 😂💯💯
@Washington Irving Shark Lives Matter!
That’s what I was thinkin 🤣
LMAO EXACTLY 😂😂
Nah. Was just checking him out. Didn't show any sign of aggression at all
The worst thing is when you loose the shark out of sight and have no idea where it might come from next
Lose*
Then the Jaws music starts playing.
When you lose track of a spider times a million 😂
@@joshuacannar607 I hate that so much. They're so evasive
No, the real worst thing is when you're on dry land and it dive bombs you from above
The balls the cameraman has… didn’t panic, didn’t swim away, just sat there… holding his ground.
That is thr smart thing to do
- Have you ever stared into the eyes of death?
- Yes, I have. I can send you the link.
Send it
@@oceanrambo 🤡
@@HoesLoveCoCo what
@@HoesLoveCoCowhat
"You are by far the worst seal I've ever heard of."
"But you have heard of me."
savvy
Underrated comment
Can I get a bite?
I regret to inform you, I am disinclined to acquiesce to your request
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good comment
Shark was like “oh nah he got that thang on him”
EDIT: bruh 32k? I’m a legend😅
No lackin!
“He got tha STICK” 🤣
Lol
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No worries mate it's just a small one.. 😨
Where has this channel been all my life? Why has this channel just hit my algorithm just right?! I subscribed. Love your energy and effort!
Diver: Get closer and you'll get rotated
Shark: Have a nice day
Nah it’s more like
Diver: get close or you’ll get rotated
Shark: what is that seal saying?? Oh wait it’s not a seal. PEACE
Shark: "Oh, a seal"
Diver: *Shows his Navy Cross*
Shark: "Oh crap, a Navy SEAL!"
"It's weird. Those long seals look so tasty but everytime I get close to one, they smell like they just shit themselves so bad that I lose my appetite."
Hehe so fucking funny
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Best thing
@Schöner Albtraum many shark attacks are a hand bitten off, followed by a butt cheek. What they found was that divers were conditioning sharks to think that people will always give them fish, the sharks get excited and when there's no fish they try anyway, first the hand, then the rear, where a dive bag is kept.
Seals wearing all this plastic shit
🦈: “Shit, my fault gang.”
😂😂
🦈:' you got it '
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Loool
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Shark : “ITS A PRANK!!!”
My heart is beating fast just watching this! It is awesome you were able to film this experience!
I love how, when it turns, you can only barely tell which direction it’s gonna go. Their coloration really helps with blending in
same thing with other ambush predators in the wild literally giving them an insane advantage
It was beautifully crazy and terrifying to watch. The way it sank away to get the angle, it blended so well you couldn't tell which way it was going until it was too late
Shark: Hello! My name is Bruce!
Human: *points a gun*
Shark: Understandable! I'm a bloodthirsty fish with teeth! Goodbye!
All I can think is he’s so focused on that shark he’s prob missing the one creepin up behind lol
Underneath
Would be a fucking genius hunting tactic for sharks , send the little runt to distract silly hooman then the fuckin megalladon comes outta nowhere and shit
bruh that was a fish not a spark. the other one was a big fish 🐟
@@TeW33zy It's a hypothetical situation bruh, he didn't mean that it's what happened
Remember it’s the shark you don’t see that kills you
Shark: Alryt! Food!
Fisherman: hey look, a spear gun!
Shark: Have a nice day, sir.
You can hear his heart beat go up as it decides to get closer 😂
I read and heard the beat age
I’m pretty sure that’s the sound of him breathing
@@bubbledog12no. you can hear his heart. listen again. I listen to heart beats all day every day. it has a very distinct sound
@@CryptoRich1 its noise from the water speed changing as ge moves the sound is not steady and repetitive like heart beats
@@CryptoRich1 If you listen to heartbeats all day than you would realize that’s far too slow to be a normal heart rate.
The problem is when you loose sight of the Beast.
Lmaoo
Lose*
And it comes back right at you at any angle
Then it hits the zoomies towards ya
@@austins.2495 it's loose, as in "that experience loosened my stool sample"
If a shark thinks that you do not know it’s presence then it may attack. If it has no option for stealth they will often do what that shark did and swim directly towards whatever it is interested in, often just out of curiosity. Sometimes scarily it is because they’re hungry and they generally are looking for food, what you did by not flinching and standing your ground is exactly what probably saved you from getting a nip. You gave the shark the idea that you’re a predator and not prey. So well done I could have not done the same!
Definitely ! I would find it incredibly difficult to fight the urge to run , or swim away fast in this case ! Notice how even he high-tailed it outta there as soon as Mr. Shark turned and swam in the opposite direction .
I think the wiser thing would be to swing on it right?
True but some sharks just sees you a prey even if you're aware of the presence of the shark
@@jellylightningii5959 not really. The vast majority of shark attacks are cases of mistaken identity. No sharks seem to target humans as a food source and the ones that most often attack are either just very territorial or have terrible eyesight
@@MsScarletwings yeah
Shark was like I’m hungry *sees speargun* Shark:And my food is at a different location
More proof that the camera man never dies.
You just dont see the footage of the ones who dont
Yuri Lipski
@@mmiller401The ones who don't die? 🥴
I got what you meant 🤣: the ones who don't survive
So true 😂
Predators hate being face to face with their prey. Definitely an intense moment but very well composed there my friend. I’ll dive with ya!
Almost any animal doesn't know what to do if you stand your ground & make yourself look big. Getting into a fight where injury is possible is the last thing any wild animal wants, so if you look like you could fight back they think twice.
Edit: of course there are exceptions, especially if the animal has babies.
@@dr.zoidberg8666 Or is starving... Or a polarbear. Especially a starving polarbear with babies. Now you're dead.
@@flyingstonemon3564 Yeah, to my knowledge polar bears, crocodiles, & tigers are the only predators known to actively hunt humans & view us as normal prey.
@@dr.zoidberg8666yes except tigers dont like to attack from the front either, in a country where tiger attacks occured often they wear masks on the back of there heads that ressemble a face for that reason, polar bears and crocodiles dont give a fuck however. Polar bears dont see food often and will always hunt humans when they see them and crocodiles ambush from the water so they dont care about u facing the water either
@@dr.zoidberg8666im scared of grizzly bears but polars are on another level scary
That's some serious trigger discipline
not really , most diver wouldn't have shot it , because it s useless that spear wouldn't even have penetrated the shark leather skin
@@trinki8345is this true lol are you a diver or just talking out ur ass (I have no idea)
@@trinki8345IT'S NOT LEATHERLY AT ALL, HE IS A BIG BLOB OF GELATIN AND MUSCLE AND BONE, THE SPEAR WOULD EASILY PENETRATED IF HE COULD MANAGE TO NOT MISS !!! HE'S LIKE JELL-O WITH BONES, 🩻 JUST LIKE THE TREMBLING DIVER HE SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF !!!
That shark was staring right at your gun as swam parallel to you. I think he was wondering if he could take it or not.
The way it stared at the gun before swimming away 😂
the double take xD
It knew
It goes right up to him with an evil smile on her face
They know. And they know better.
I thought sharks wasn't scared of harpoons 😂
I believe I’d be the most scared while swimming toward the water surface, nothing says the shark won’t turn and come back quickly once you’ve surfaced and lost eye contact on the shark.
Exactly, I don't get why in all those videos they pop their head out of the water and keep looking above the water. I'd be scanning below me constantly.
Because he's just curious. After the initial pass, realizing it's not food, the shark has no real reason to go back to the diver.
Yeah, and hit you like an Airborne seal. 😂😂😂
@@axiss5840 If he's HUNGRY, EVERYTHING IS FOOD. 😂😂😂
@@originalmindset5278 looked aggresive to you ?
You can literally hear the man's heart beat.
I was thinking the same😮❤
And you can hear the pants being sharted
It's his breathing.
Well his breathing sounds an awful lot like a heartbeat with a secondary auditory noise that sounds an awful lot like breathing pure talent right there@@Rob712
@@Rob712Think so? Seemed like maybe a freedive to me.
Bro is so tense you can hear his heartbumps
“You’re going to have to come up for air sometime…I’ll wait” - Shark
A shark would only say "come" up if it were on land already
That's what polar bears say to seals
@@user-ht9mh4cm3f - oh sorry, didn’t realise you’re an English professor hired by YT ensuring everyone proof reads their comments…..
“You’re going to have to go up for air….” Happy? 🤦♂️🤷♂️🙄 what a douchebag.
Shark: that’s how they got Kevin with that stick. Not me. Not today.
RIP Kevin
Lol
But I'm not dead 😭
rip kevin 😂
R.I.P Kevin 🕊️
Yep. That’s fucking terrifying. Well handled by the diver.
Just worried when he fled.
Right as the shark turns to the camera, you can see another one from the depths just to the right of the speargun
and they hunt what is above D:
That was one of the fish that appeared in the beginning.
Shark probably like “What the fuck is that?”
Shark, I like your golden spear g.
@@joshlower1 😂😂😂😂
Exactly right, sharks are super curious. People dont realize that its the one you don't see you should worry about 🤣
@@takotako808 i believe sharks dont usually attack humans. Unless you put very close. They confuse humans with other animales they eat.
@@xilo3012 they don't, that's my point. They are curious. Most attacks happen in murky water and during dawn/dusk which also affects water visibility. Sharks are more predictable than that crackhead standing in line behind you at Walmart. 🤣
“An armed society is a polite society."
Yes american gangs are so polite
@@bobalto Lol…gangs are anti-society! Your comment is odd…
@@bobalto which gangs are you referring? Biker gangs, Street gangs, organized crime gangs, the 1 percenters, the oath keepers, the kkk, etc or were you just saying gangs in general.
@@williedavis9785 Armed gangs what ever they are…the ones used to kill, injure, disturb other people whoever they are!
@@Heartwing37 wether they are anti-society or not, they are a part of the society and disturb the other part because they are able to hold weapons… your comment is simplistic.
Shark: “Oh I see you got that thang witcha….we weren’t lookin for trouble we’re just lookin for Nemo. Y’all have a good one now*”
‘Understandable, have a nice day.’
-that shark probably
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@@ginacaranod8357 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nice stolen comment, somehow you made it worse 👏 👏
The shark doesn't know or care what a spear gun is; it just wasn't interested enough to come closer.
i was watching this on my comfy bed, thousands of miles away from their location, but when that shark turns around and starts swimming closer my heart starts beating as hard as a double pedal drum.
I'm abt a hundred miles from 'em, Virginia Beach is one of our closest beaches. Makes me not want to go haha
@@letsnotgothere6242 notice how they got there by boat, likely 100s of miles offshore.
Imagine being this effeminate
@@dannyking3229 I doubt 100s of miles, or even a hundred.
@@TheBawbSaget Bro what
He made eye contact and faced it head on. It knows he isn’t prey.
This man has better trigger discipline than most cops.
Edit: My brother in Christ y’all need to chill it’s just a joke.
Facts!!!
Real talk
So true
😂😂 so true
Hey, they don't call it "WHITE" shark for nothing... 😏
They are SO SMART.HE was going in for the kill ,then the gun found his eyes.
Nah he's just curious. White sharks are quick and come up at an angle. If he wanted that guy that gun ain't gonna stop him.
@@joshchafinjr.5520not really a well-trained diver or navy can easily take on small-medium size sharks with minimal damage if they are well equipped
If it’s something like great white shark you would be lucky to just lose a leg or a arm
The scariest part would be swimming on the surface back to the boat hoping the shark isn't getting ready to strike 🦈
I thought about that too!😆😆😆
that's why you never look away
He checked the guy out and saw its not in a shape of his food so he swam away.
@@foxtrotsierraproductions8626 his food is anything made of meat that happens to be stupid enough to get in that water.
@@gogobobfrapples You clearly dont know much about sharks
"Oh, you're not a seal. Have a good day sir."
If it was actually hunting him, he never would have seen it coming
1000% true people underestimate the knowledge, agility and power a great white has. Well the power is what people really only know a great white for. They're very smart hunters who adapt to different styles of hunting in different parts of the world.
With all that being said I would freak the hell out if I was in that divers position. Lol
Fact. Sharky would be steamin at him from out of nowhere.
@@asuperstraightpureblood
Most likely an ambush from below.
Y’all act like my man shouldn’t have been slightly concerned.
@@kmharvey80 it's not what anyone has said or even talking about.
This guy handled this like a pro ❤👏
Shark is like, "I watch your channel all of the time, mate."
Hahaha. Bloke was almost the "catch of the day"
loool tha made me laugh, took my stress from the vid and completely threw it away
Jesus Christ the sovereign God loves you my friends :" )
I hope you can get to know the Holy Trinity well, as God cares deeply for you
The shark isn’t a dumb Brit, he wouldn’t be saying mate
🤣🤣
Props to this footage. If I'd of been filming this you wouldn't have been able to see the shark; because of all the shit in the water.
😂
Word.
Imagine taking your wetsuit off and theres just your shit being sunctioned between the crevices of your wet suit all over your body
I SWEAR 😂😂😂
😅😂😂 Gross
Imagine having the balls to watch an apex predator swim right at you and not even flinch
I'm sure he gave a new meaning to "wet suit" 😂😂😂😂 he didn't flinch kuz he was frozen in fear
He was ready
What you think people don't want to dive with sharks
Really brave of the shark lol
When you’re in survival mode there’s no time to flinch
That thing is majestic for no reason
Tell me, where do y’all get the balls to just casually go out in the ocean like that not knowing what’s below you looking up or lurking meters away in water you can’t see far in
Fax
sharks are just like any other animal, they arent just gonna attack you for no reason. especially great whites, they arent going to eat you, they prefer fatty stuff like seals. this guy was just coming up to investigate. most "shark attacks" are actually just the sharks taking a test bite, thats how the navigate the environment, if it was an actual attack youd be dead. its about reading body language same as any animal
Lmao I’m with you buddy
@@THE.FAKENEWS you're saying white people are superior?
@@THE.FAKENEWS the guy asking the question about how we have the balls to do such things is white, so I'm not understanding why you said that. Keep in mind, I agree with you
I've watched this clip about 50 times. And it amazes me every time.
The instantaneous massive heart attack i would have is more dangerous than the shark itself.
The shark most probably was just curious more about the gun than the actual diver since it probably just saw the diver as a normal regular big fish but the spear being a vibrant yellow color caught its attention
That was incredible. So scary. I would have shit my pants.
Shit is like shark sugar
Literally
@@williambrown6044 hahahha ur kidding
I love sharks
@@Hugo-vz3eu he's not unfortunately...
Shark: “ I’m gonna make you my dinner”
Sees gun
“ I’ve made a huge lapse in judgment”
shark: looks at camera, applies fake tears, and says: ive made a severe and continuous lapse in judgement
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Shark: alright time to eat
Diver: pulls a gun
Shark ima go eat somewhere else
Shark: Oooo a treat
Also Shark: you know i should probably check on my life insurance.
Shark-“I’d like to talk to you about your life insurance” see the gun” it’s just been extended for life have a good day”
Shark: “I’m gonna go say hi”
Dude: “say hello to my little friend”
Shark: “omg, what’s wrong with humans? So uptight these days” *swims away*
🤣🤣😂😂
Actually sharks dont like human meat so they tend to avoid it if possible
And of course I heard that in Al Pacino's voice
you thought this was funny
@@braddeppermann1879 yeah me and the other 428 ppl 😁
I thought he was going after the fish in front of the shark, I was like “really? You want to go after that one fish? Your crazy” lol
Shark: "Hello sir, we've been trying to reach you on your boats extended warranty"
Under rated comment 😂😂😂
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Lol
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Spearfisherman: "Gentlemen, I shit my pants."
Sharks returns to eat it 😂
As soon as that cun7 turned I’d probably cry
Shark said the same thing to his buddies
Lol. I almost shit mine watching this.
ROFLMMFAO
🦈: I can confirm that.
Good man for not over reacting. Glad that you kept your cool !!!.
Cant you hear his heart beatin'?!
No hesitation, he was fucking ready with the under-sea gat lmao
Hearing his heartbeat increase was a crazy thing to witness, once he'd clocked the shark properly!
You don't hear his heartbeat. You hear his fins rubbing on each other. Every freediver knows this sound. The shark was following him all the way while he was swimming up.
The shark's pectoral fins were down, indicating aggression. That shark was definitely interested in having a little taste.
You are exactly right about the fins when they go down and some sharks even arch their back as well. But I'm not sure about Great Whites doing that but lowering their fins is a dead cert attack mode lucky the diver. Could only just hold his breath long enough to stand is ground. That's one lucky man and one hungry shark a.k.a. sea monster
Indicating aggression or showing natrual behaviour as they tend to have issues with sharing whats around them? Or they feel threaten from something they barely see in the water swimming around them, they could have attracted the shark by spearing fish so the shark mistaken them as food so it went in for a taste i dont think it was being aggresive especially in its domain my guy
@@strictlynorthside2203 You have a misunderstanding of the definition of aggression.
@@esperago nah theres a difference between natrual insticts and to just being straight aggressive, why cant you say displaying natrual behaviour you dont because it was a human being if it was a seal 8t would be natrual the way it is hunting or stalking its prey which is what he would have seen the diver as (prey) ut was not being aggresive towards him mate
If it was being aggresive it would have torn the fucker to bits and then swam off
The shark isn't the scary part, it's the water. Deep in every direction with blackness under you. Yeah, seems like a great idea. Legit
Thalassophobia.
your phobia isn't us rational people's issue
@@grilledleeks6514 yet you took the time to talk shit? Seems like you’re making it your issue.
The shark is definitely the scary part.
@@grilledleeks6514 I love swimming in the beach but does that mean I don't have a completely rational fear of the ocean lol fuck it's the ocean. We don't know wtf in there and you can't see shit. Only stupid people aren't afraid
That slow head on approach is straight nightmare fuel. I know his heart was about to explode out of his chest.
Shark: “what’s that brown stuff everywhere?”
Diver: “sorry I just shit myself uncontrollably”
Sounds like something you would do, little man.
Shark: “oh nah I’m outta here”
@@crunchybro123 nah bro I’m out.
Lmfaooo
When it started to swim towards the camera it was like dread and terror all at once from such a calm moment. But I am terrified of great whites.
Sharks are ambush predators, and yes they are smart enough to understand when you are looking at them and when you're not. This is exactly the correct way to handle the situation. Keep your eye on the shark, turn to face it, no sudden movements and stand your ground. It's just curious as long as you don't make yourself look like prey it'll leave you alone.
Pretty sure it even gave the diver a little side-eye just before it swam off.
I'll stay out of the ocean and avoid the shark altogether.
@@joshlower1yeah that goes for me too, mate. not taking the change.
@@williamdistefano5698😆 side eye
@@joshlower1yes me too 😆
That shark was humming the jaws theme music then turned and said 'I'm just f'in with ya' at the last second.
I love this 😂
🦈: "Du dunn du dunn du dunn.... Oh no, Forget about it"
Fantastic footage and thank you for your respect towards this beautiful creature 🙏🧡
This is why you never dive alone.
Dive alone = die alone
So what's the other divers gonna do?😂
@@waltergermanes4528Give you moral support as you're eaten of course.
@@lfcmike12it's going to be alright😂
Heard we don't taste that good anyway...unless you're Jessica Biel and then I'd beg to differ 🤣😂🤣
‘I swam by to talk to you about your car’s extended warranty’
I was looking for this comment
That's it, I'm shooting it.
@@DisorientedWanderer Damn. Seaboy just wants to make sure you got that extended warranty on your boat as he's seen too many landfellows be caught lacking when some shenanigans starts happening to their floaty cars ya sees
@@furnoprime9439 oh, well in that case I'd be willing to hear him out. I'm not taking my finger off the trigger just in case.
"You only got one shot, do not miss your chance to blow. This opportunity comes once in a lifetime..."
If you take a look around, there are 2 shots, his and his friends
@@guivolp You missed the reference
Straight⚫️outta ⚪️Virginia Beach⚫️
Dead 😂
Fits perfect 😂👌🏼
While he’s watching the fish in front of him, who’s behind or under watching him?
This guy must not work for the local police force because his trigger discipline is remarkable.
I don’t know if you shoot him the other one comes after you😳
When you only have 1 shot you take your time before pulling that trigger😂
😂😂 For Real !!! 😂😂
Well he has no reason to fire. If it was a great black shark, well, then you never know what a crazed brute like that will do so you shoot first ask questions later
If he pulled the trigger, shark would’ve gone ‘I can’t breathe’ and then die