This is a great video to show divers exactly WHAT NOT TO DO when you dive with Longimanus. It’s amazing how every single one messed up in a different way 🤦🏻♀️
I am still learning about scuba diving. I want to try it. Can you explain what the wizard wand does? According to my PADI course it says it is used to piss sharks off.
Is he trying to conduct a symphony with that stick? :D Anyways, can somebody give a detailed list of all the faults the divers did and WHY you think they did it? Lay-men like myself would like to know so that I would be better prepared. Thanks
This was a receipt for disaster. They should have gotten out of the water, and stop clicking the SCUBA tank with that metal rod, making a low frequency sound. What the hell were these people thinking. In a situation like that they should stop everything they were doing and come together under water, back to back and swim slowly back to the dive boat. White tips are dangerous.
They're waiting for the zodiac. Probably not enough air and/or too strong currents to get back to the dive boat. But I agree, I was watching this shouting DESCENT every third second. Theu guide should be able to save air if someone is short.
@@mikemalloy1681 Yes that's what I said. You called them white tips, they're oceanic white tips, or longimanus, and yes, although we dive with them they're considered dangerous (more unpredictable than dangerous, unlike bull sharks, which require strong skills to dive with)
Guide: Expelleramus! White Tip: It’s Longimanus. Guide: ExpelleRAmus!! White tip: No - * LongiMAnus * Guide: EXPELLERAMUS!!! White tip: Sounds to me like someone needs to go practice their ‘interspecius communicadus’, but what do I know I’m just your friendly neighbourhood LON-GI-MA-NUS …. Guide: DRACARYS!!! White tip: Ok, I’m not gonna dignify that, buddy - seeya. Guide: A SUCCESS!!! All the tourists: 👏👏👏🤡📷
I just finished a shark week in the Red Sea with Oceanics being the main attraction at deadalus. We were SPECIFICALLY and thoroughly trained in how to interact with this apex animal, what to do, what not to do In case of a close encounter (which we beautifully had). THIS IS WHAT NOT TO DO. What the hell were they thinking. This shark is super apex, intimidating and will not think twice about taking a chunk out of you if provoked and overly curious. Srsly I am shocked - don’t dive with them if you do not know how.
Shark week??? The concept is absurd in nature. Should be a week of happy diving away from sharks. Of course if we go messing with these animals sooner or later someone will be bitten. Isn’t the joy of diving, coral and colorful fish enough? No? We absolutely need the video of us flashing lights at these animals for social media? Because then we will get laid more? Give me a big fat break
@@gregmarchegiani6656calm down Greg. Some of These liveaboards are hosted by shark expert and renowned marine biologist who study oceanic white tips for a living. Shark week is literally what it was… a week diving with and being educated about sharks mainly white tips and also helping to support their key research by taking footage. Greg the cry baby
@@SuperEpicgod Sure, and there is room on the return flight because it’s gonna be half empty! 😂😂😂😂😂 Suit yourself, and don’t forget in Australia they have crocodile week! Ha ha ha
Is the diver with the wand the dive master? Seems to me his tapping his tank is to divert attention of the shark away from the other divers. I’ve dived with curious sharks, but none that were as curious as this one. That looked like a really dangerous scenario. I was watching his pectoral fins, they didn’t seem to show aggressive body language, but it seemed to me it sampled the taste of a fin of the guy at the surface.
I noticed that too..owt most likely toke a test bite on his flipper near surface
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Even without the shark that safety stop is a mess. You've got people at different depths all over the place, not sticking in buddy pairs closely at same depth. Someone's DSMB has got wrapped up around another diver and seemed to be clipped on to a BCD?! Buoyancy control poor, everyone had drifted up to between 1-3m. Stay at 6m min for your stop, watch the shark closely from below - exit to the boat efficiently one at a time and wait for your turn at a safe depth/distance. R.E the shark - frantic tank bashing won't help - poking it and thrashing around neither. Stay calm and upright in your buddy pair or more.
Longimanus are not scared by anything they are bold ‘ they can turn aggressive mode anytime and if it comes fast to you this is definitely not to give you a hug ‘ ‘ Edit : don’t try the redirection thing with this kind.. a perfect meal you ll be. Title 💯 accurate 👍
Been there, done the Elphinstone dives 4 years ago. Good rules were/are: don’t harass them, don’t make sharp movements and above all stay below them. Those divers cleraly have little or no experience diving with dangerous sharks. They have been lucky. No comment on the DM ….
Not sure what anybody did that was wrong...SHarks kept comin in close on their own...I didn t see anybody chasing them around or reaching out to touch them
Just started the vid, but no commentary so what are all the mistakes? :o The clicking is driving me crazy o-O dem bubbles everywhere ;-; one even screamed xD
Ok Just don't move faster.. don't even breath deeper.. don't get excited (they feel your heart-bit !) Don't keep away from your buddy just to shoot best photo. Don't stay longer time up on the surface next to the boats...on my multi-years experience as dive-guide on that hot-spot (Shagra based and other in the area)...luckely I had just One case of potential risk of accident because last diver was taking time by the zodiac for his last photo while 3 longimanus were turning around him.
On Egypt I found a person playing with a surfer snake and a piece of metal trying to kick the surfer snake out of the place I never use any kind of stick to play or joke with animals they usually tell me let s go together to the depths and they kiss me!!! And I am a freediver not a scuba duba. Hugs! Hope to come soon with the sharks and freedive!
I am still learning about scuba diving. I want to try it. Can someone explain what the wizard wand does? According to my PADI course it says it is used to piss sharks off and cause them to bite you.
To give you a more indepth answer, its simply a medal rod that Diving Pros use. For example, it can be used to wack against your own air tank to get the attention of other divers, as the noise is very loud and distinct. It can also be used to point at things, which can be useful when you are macro-diving (looking for very small stuff like Pygmy Seahorses). It is certainly not a shark defense stick. Also, it is a bit of a stretch to claim that it pisses off sharks. You could argue that it can catch the light and flash (which can look like a fish in distress), but in general, loud noises scare sharks off. Oceanic White Tips are very curious sharks though and not easily scared off. However, the diver didn't have many options except for using the stick. The bigger issue here was that everyone was flailing around a lot. Sharks are generally not dangerous to divers (but Oceanic White Tips are a bit of an exception), but moving in panicky ways, and not being close together can cause issues.
actually banging metal will attrack this type of shark....the dive master was kind of in a difficult position because he needed to get the attention of his divers and what he wanted them to do....but banging the metal on metal will make the sharks more curious...they are very attracted to unsual sounds in the water....potential distress and potential food source@@alexreef36
Die Abwehr mit dem kurzen Shark - Stick war absolut korrekt. 👍 Aber totale Anfänger mit Kameras, und panischen Verhalten, haben die Gruppe ins Schwitzen gebracht. 😓
So I am not a shark diver, have dived with them 5 or 6 times but only reef sharks. So I thought that you diverted a too curious shark by directing their snout/nose and that was by the book or is that just tiger sharks (and I have no urge or experience diving with tigers)
@@pmgearthat woman who re-direct sharks is very dangerous. They are misleading the masses. She worked for discovery channel like 18+ years? Im certain sure they feed those tiger sharks a half day early. A shark with full belly wont attack. So in other words if you are in the sea its all about LUCK. Redirecting wont help if the shark is hungry. Sharks go by weeks wkthout eating. If the shark already ate then its your LUCKY day and it wont go after you maybe in this case redirect will help
I can't see relevant faults. Maybe the Xmas tree way of holding a bunch of devices. The local DM was doing his job and the visitors were standing still and together and keeping eye contact.
What a prime example of idiot human behaviour. Poking the shark away with a knitting needle, then using it to make shark- annoying-sounds, to encourage an aggressive response? Diving w/o a wetsuit, exposing skin in sunlit water? COME BITE ME!
I would prefer to be armed with a big diving knife, but at least they didn't act like prey and didn't allow the shark to swim around them without facing it and reacting to it.
Oceanic sharks become an attraction in Egypt for divers and we see a lot of situation that could end up in bad way. Too many uninformed and unexperienced divers in front of a potentially dangerous shark... here the situation with signaling safety gear, with an oceanic shark round doesnt deserve any comments...very lucky
@@tomsolismusic then how come that thousands of scubadivers are not eaten or bitten daily, but only once in a blue Moon?? Usually they don't hunt for human.... although oceanic white tips tend to be more curious then other species 🤷
@@szabonora1988 it’s “than” lol. And before your head explodes know that I’m half serious. I get that you can dive with a shark and there are ways to do it with less risk. However if you’re in the middle of the ocean and swimming with sharks that are territorially and not use to humans being in their space you should expect this. It would be like going into the wildest part of the jungle and trying to pet a tiger that only knows hunting and eating. Plus sharks scare the crap out of me so I wouldn’t want to be out there especially with oceanic white tips
@@tomsolismusic I'm not mother tongue English....but "than" is to compare things and "then" is to express time, I used "then" because I expressed time....lol 😏 You will survive a shark encounter with bigger chances then a tiger or lion encounter Oceanic white tips are not territorial as they are living in open ocean (pelagic species) You are not supposed to swim in the middle of the ocean... especially not alone... First rule of diving: dont touch or pet wildlife So far I only have dived with reef sharks and nurse sharks, they were not aggressive at all, but probably I would come out of the water soon afterwards I saw a Longimanus.... not my favorite type of shark...
typical longimanus shark investigation . Fantastic views how these oceanic whitetips can be and make people nervous . but with good body language just an extra excitement with no risk .
My tears are running... Whats wrong with this apes???? 😤😤 Why are they allowed to dive alone??? Now we know why some sharks are disturbed and bite humans... 😤😤
Dove with the posterchild of the species during RedSeaSafari in 2021. Train with Sleeper Sharks (Maledives f.e.) if you are not familar with higher tonnages, stay upright and keep respecting them OGs as they‘ve got 200+Million years of evolution on you 😄 oh, and stop hitting/shaking those f‘ing pipes… if you need those, you‘ve lost line of sight which is BAD to begin with
Good god man…these are extremely inexperienced divers! That’s exactly what NOT to do. Flailing your arms like that and kicking your feet like your drowning… what do they think is going to happen. You can tell the diver filming is panicking- also a big no no while diving. ESPECIALLY with sharks.
They are so nice. Meet mine at Panorama-Reef. And there are just three rules: 1. Keep your wife between you and the shark. Else she is not on the photo. 2. If your shooting is done dive downwards, they search their meal at the surface and you are no mor in the focus. 3. RESPEKT the wildlife-animals (not only the sharks) they are no pets.
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This is a great video to show divers exactly WHAT NOT TO DO when you dive with Longimanus. It’s amazing how every single one messed up in a different way 🤦🏻♀️
I don’t know who the wizard with the wand was, but he’s got a future in shark bite videos.
true, but future CUT short!
I am still learning about scuba diving. I want to try it. Can you explain what the wizard wand does? According to my PADI course it says it is used to piss sharks off.
The guy with yellow and black fins isn’t too bright either 😂
and I will be here to like the video when he gets bitten, bunch of losers all the way
yeah never turn your back on a shark and always keep eye contact@@alexanderhowcroft8779
Is he trying to conduct a symphony with that stick? :D
Anyways, can somebody give a detailed list of all the faults the divers did and WHY you think they did it?
Lay-men like myself would like to know so that I would be better prepared.
Thanks
Better not to say; then people can just act superior without risking being proved wrong.😉
Agree with you.
Sometimes a little information can be dangerous.
Consult the experts, everytime. Real experts..
Tapping the tank. No.
Flailing around. No.
No wet suits. Bad
Staying still and vertical. No
And i bet a few pissed themselves as well. Lol.
This was a receipt for disaster. They should have gotten out of the water, and stop clicking the SCUBA tank with that metal rod, making a low frequency sound. What the hell were these people thinking. In a situation like that they should stop everything they were doing and come together under water, back to back and swim slowly back to the dive boat. White tips are dangerous.
They're waiting for the zodiac. Probably not enough air and/or too strong currents to get back to the dive boat. But I agree, I was watching this shouting DESCENT every third second. Theu guide should be able to save air if someone is short.
White tips aren't, oceanic white tips are
@@stanfordwillis4841 Sorry, but these are Oceanics and are considered very dangerous.
@@mikemalloy1681 Yes that's what I said.
You called them white tips, they're oceanic white tips, or longimanus, and yes, although we dive with them they're considered dangerous (more unpredictable than dangerous, unlike bull sharks, which require strong skills to dive with)
@@stanfordwillis4841 white tip is just short for oceanic white tip when there is context.
Guide: Expelleramus!
White Tip: It’s Longimanus.
Guide: ExpelleRAmus!!
White tip: No - * LongiMAnus *
Guide: EXPELLERAMUS!!!
White tip: Sounds to me like someone needs to go practice their ‘interspecius communicadus’, but what do I know I’m just your friendly neighbourhood LON-GI-MA-NUS ….
Guide: DRACARYS!!!
White tip: Ok, I’m not gonna dignify that, buddy - seeya.
Guide: A SUCCESS!!!
All the tourists: 👏👏👏🤡📷
That is a special safety stop
I just finished a shark week in the Red Sea with Oceanics being the main attraction at deadalus.
We were SPECIFICALLY and thoroughly trained in how to interact with this apex animal, what to do, what not to do In case of a close encounter (which we beautifully had). THIS IS WHAT NOT TO DO.
What the hell were they thinking. This shark is super apex, intimidating and will not think twice about taking a chunk out of you if provoked and overly curious. Srsly I am shocked - don’t dive with them if you do not know how.
You are not explaining what they are doing wrong eventhough this seems to be extraordinarily dangerous. Please be specific.
Shark week??? The concept is absurd in nature. Should be a week of happy diving away from sharks. Of course if we go messing with these animals sooner or later someone will be bitten. Isn’t the joy of diving, coral and colorful fish enough? No? We absolutely need the video of us flashing lights at these animals for social media? Because then we will get laid more? Give me a big fat break
@@gregmarchegiani6656calm down Greg. Some of These liveaboards are hosted by shark expert and renowned marine biologist who study oceanic white tips for a living. Shark week is literally what it was… a week diving with and being educated about sharks mainly white tips and also helping to support their key research by taking footage. Greg the cry baby
@@SuperEpicgod Sure, and there is room on the return flight because it’s gonna be half empty! 😂😂😂😂😂 Suit yourself, and don’t forget in Australia they have crocodile week! Ha ha ha
@@gregmarchegiani6656 oh you’re an Aussie. Says it all
Is the diver with the wand the dive master? Seems to me his tapping his tank is to divert attention of the shark away from the other divers. I’ve dived with curious sharks, but none that were as curious as this one. That looked like a really dangerous scenario. I was watching his pectoral fins, they didn’t seem to show aggressive body language, but it seemed to me it sampled the taste of a fin of the guy at the surface.
I noticed that too..owt most likely toke a test bite on his flipper near surface
Even without the shark that safety stop is a mess. You've got people at different depths all over the place, not sticking in buddy pairs closely at same depth. Someone's DSMB has got wrapped up around another diver and seemed to be clipped on to a BCD?! Buoyancy control poor, everyone had drifted up to between 1-3m. Stay at 6m min for your stop, watch the shark closely from below - exit to the boat efficiently one at a time and wait for your turn at a safe depth/distance.
R.E the shark - frantic tank bashing won't help - poking it and thrashing around neither. Stay calm and upright in your buddy pair or more.
Longimanus are not scared by anything they are bold ‘ they can turn aggressive mode anytime and if it comes fast to you this is definitely not to give you a hug ‘ ‘
Edit : don’t try the redirection thing with this kind.. a perfect meal you ll be.
Title 💯 accurate 👍
Been there, done the Elphinstone dives 4 years ago. Good rules were/are: don’t harass them, don’t make sharp movements and above all stay below them. Those divers cleraly have little or no experience diving with dangerous sharks. They have been lucky. No comment on the DM ….
Poor shark is attacked by the divers! 🤷♀️
If there were TWO SHARKS, they'd all be dead.💙🌊
Not sure what anybody did that was wrong...SHarks kept comin in close on their own...I didn t see anybody chasing them around or reaching out to touch them
Wingardium Leviosa, Wingardium Leviosa , shit!!!
Just started the vid, but no commentary so what are all the mistakes? :o
The clicking is driving me crazy o-O
dem bubbles everywhere ;-; one even screamed xD
Could you please develop in short terms what would be the right practice?
Ok Just don't move faster.. don't even breath deeper..
don't get excited (they feel your heart-bit !)
Don't keep away from your buddy just to shoot best photo.
Don't stay longer time up on the surface next to the boats...on my multi-years experience as dive-guide on that hot-spot (Shagra based and other in the area)...luckely I had just One case of potential risk of accident because last diver was taking time by the zodiac for his last photo while 3 longimanus were turning around him.
@@Roxy55VThank you so much for sharing your experience 🙏
On Egypt I found a person playing with a surfer snake and a piece of metal trying to kick the surfer snake out of the place I never use any kind of stick to play or joke with animals they usually tell me let s go together to the depths and they kiss me!!! And I am a freediver not a scuba duba. Hugs! Hope to come soon with the sharks and freedive!
I am still learning about scuba diving. I want to try it. Can someone explain what the wizard wand does? According to my PADI course it says it is used to piss sharks off and cause them to bite you.
It's to get other divers attention as sound travels slow underwater.
To give you a more indepth answer, its simply a medal rod that Diving Pros use. For example, it can be used to wack against your own air tank to get the attention of other divers, as the noise is very loud and distinct. It can also be used to point at things, which can be useful when you are macro-diving (looking for very small stuff like Pygmy Seahorses). It is certainly not a shark defense stick. Also, it is a bit of a stretch to claim that it pisses off sharks. You could argue that it can catch the light and flash (which can look like a fish in distress), but in general, loud noises scare sharks off. Oceanic White Tips are very curious sharks though and not easily scared off. However, the diver didn't have many options except for using the stick. The bigger issue here was that everyone was flailing around a lot. Sharks are generally not dangerous to divers (but Oceanic White Tips are a bit of an exception), but moving in panicky ways, and not being close together can cause issues.
@@alexreef36 thank you, that makes sense and clears the matter up.
@@ryanpearson9596 Sound travels more than 4 times FASTER in water compared to air.
actually banging metal will attrack this type of shark....the dive master was kind of in a difficult position because he needed to get the attention of his divers and what he wanted them to do....but banging the metal on metal will make the sharks more curious...they are very attracted to unsual sounds in the water....potential distress and potential food source@@alexreef36
Sharks in mid water acting like this get a taste of the 💯powerhead💯
What Qualifications do you need to dive at the elhpinstone reef?
A self destruct instinct😂
AOWD level og +50 dives
Die Abwehr mit dem kurzen Shark - Stick war absolut korrekt. 👍
Aber totale Anfänger mit Kameras, und panischen Verhalten,
haben die Gruppe ins Schwitzen gebracht. 😓
Glaub da war schon mehr als Schwitzen im Spiel :DD
@@bookofbrah pipi und Kaka
If they circle that long, they intend on getting a taste.
Seems like the divers are way more nervous than the shark.
@3:00 touching the sharks nose: Not a good idea. Then it gets hectical.
So I am not a shark diver, have dived with them 5 or 6 times but only reef sharks. So I thought that you diverted a too curious shark by directing their snout/nose and that was by the book or is that just tiger sharks (and I have no urge or experience diving with tigers)
@@pmgearthat woman who re-direct sharks is very dangerous. They are misleading the masses. She worked for discovery channel like 18+ years? Im certain sure they feed those tiger sharks a half day early. A shark with full belly wont attack. So in other words if you are in the sea its all about LUCK. Redirecting wont help if the shark is hungry. Sharks go by weeks wkthout eating. If the shark already ate then its your LUCKY day and it wont go after you maybe in this case redirect will help
Only juvenile Longis at Elphi left 😥😥 also its better to snorkel (okay at Elphi now its forbidden) but you have better places for visiting Longimanus
Where are the adults?
Id just do an impression of Jesus all the way back to the boat😳
Those poor dive masters . No one listening to them.
y por si no fuera suficiente se agrega el enredo con la soga del marcador de superficie!
I can't see relevant faults. Maybe the Xmas tree way of holding a bunch of devices. The local DM was doing his job and the visitors were standing still and together and keeping eye contact.
It's only small, like a puppy shark, just wanting to play...
What a prime example of idiot human behaviour. Poking the shark away with a knitting needle, then using it to make shark- annoying-sounds, to encourage an aggressive response? Diving w/o a wetsuit, exposing skin in sunlit water? COME BITE ME!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Exposing skin in sunlite water? Sorry what?
Exposing skin in sunlite water? Sorry what?
I would prefer to be armed with a big diving knife, but at least they didn't act like prey and didn't allow the shark to swim around them without facing it and reacting to it.
Oceanic sharks become an attraction in Egypt for divers and we see a lot of situation that could end up in bad way. Too many uninformed and unexperienced divers in front of a potentially dangerous shark... here the situation with signaling safety gear, with an oceanic shark round doesnt deserve any comments...very lucky
EGYPT = Money and don't care for your life..😢
Bring back bang sticks
That Shark is doing everything but Yell at the divers to LEAVE NOW!!!
Sorry, is there a “right way” to swim with a fucking shark?
Yes, never lose sight of the shark, and if it comes closer: create space with your fins
@@szabonora1988 it was a
Rhetorical question Ha. Don’t think there’s any right way. If it wants to eat ya well…
@@tomsolismusic then how come that thousands of scubadivers are not eaten or bitten daily, but only once in a blue Moon?? Usually they don't hunt for human.... although oceanic white tips tend to be more curious then other species 🤷
@@szabonora1988 it’s “than” lol. And before your head explodes know that I’m half serious. I get that you can dive with a shark and there are ways to do it with less risk. However if you’re in the middle of the ocean and swimming with sharks that are territorially and not use to humans being in their space you should expect this. It would be like going into the wildest part of the jungle and trying to pet a tiger that only knows hunting and eating. Plus sharks scare the crap out of me so I wouldn’t want to be out there especially with oceanic white tips
@@tomsolismusic I'm not mother tongue English....but "than" is to compare things and "then" is to express time, I used "then" because I expressed time....lol 😏
You will survive a shark encounter with bigger chances then a tiger or lion encounter
Oceanic white tips are not territorial as they are living in open ocean (pelagic species)
You are not supposed to swim in the middle of the ocean... especially not alone...
First rule of diving: dont touch or pet wildlife
So far I only have dived with reef sharks and nurse sharks, they were not aggressive at all, but probably I would come out of the water soon afterwards I saw a Longimanus.... not my favorite type of shark...
typical longimanus shark investigation . Fantastic views how these oceanic whitetips can be and make people nervous . but with good body language just an extra excitement with no risk .
It's never a no risk, 0% doesn't exist with longimanus, people have died and so yes, there is always a risk
What a bunch a bumbling bafoons. They are lucky no one got bitten. Oceanics are some of the most unpredictable and aggressive sharks there are...
Idiotous the Wizard in "How to uncomfort a longi in all possible ways"
My tears are running... Whats wrong with this apes???? 😤😤 Why are they allowed to dive alone??? Now we know why some sharks are disturbed and bite humans... 😤😤
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Dove with the posterchild of the species during RedSeaSafari in 2021. Train with Sleeper Sharks (Maledives f.e.) if you are not familar with higher tonnages, stay upright and keep respecting them OGs as they‘ve got 200+Million years of evolution on you 😄 oh, and stop hitting/shaking those f‘ing pipes… if you need those, you‘ve lost line of sight which is BAD to begin with
Good god man…these are extremely inexperienced divers! That’s exactly what NOT to do. Flailing your arms like that and kicking your feet like your drowning… what do they think is going to happen. You can tell the diver filming is panicking- also a big no no while diving. ESPECIALLY with sharks.
Mickey Mouse Divers...
they DID THE RIGHT THING and escaped . this is what you need to survive shark attack
Nice Chopstick......
They are so nice. Meet mine at Panorama-Reef. And there are just three rules: 1. Keep your wife between you and the shark. Else she is not on the photo. 2. If your shooting is done dive downwards, they search their meal at the surface and you are no mor in the focus. 3. RESPEKT the wildlife-animals (not only the sharks) they are no pets.
How not to dive, period …
❤
this is horrible to watch... poor shark!
Really glad I wasn't on the same trip, those idiot divers would have become fish food by the morning light.
😂😂😂
More like divers harassing sharks. I wish the sharks had won.
LEAVE THE SHARKS ALONE!!!
Go dive & enjoy the sea without annoying marine life, ok?...
dude come on the ocean is very unpredicable you never know what is going to show up
@pedrocostareis8330 calm down Karren. The sharks kept coming at them, not the other way around.