The Real Jaws - Episode 1
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- Опубліковано 12 гру 2015
- Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, writer/director Adam Geiger will investigate a series of shark attacks in Western Australia in The Real Jaws, produced by Ed Punchard and Julia Redwood.
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Do you think a hungry shark designed to be an ocean vacuum scavenger wouldn't eat a potential prey just because it happens to be a human?!! A shark would eat anything, stay out of the water and leave the sharks alone it's their home.
This never gets old, well said, but they still go in the ocean, I haven’t any sympathy for those who enter the waters ‘knowing’ they are in there, like you say, ‘get out’ it is their home!
Reminds me of an old sayin my parents would repeat to me at several different times in my life on the occasions it could be applied....
If you can't take the heat,stay out of the kitchen.
I agree with you The ocean belongs to them. We know this. So swim at your own risk.
With all the sharks in all the oceans in the world with all the people in those waters.. How many people are actually eaten and consumed by sharks annually?
5?
We aren’t on the menu. It’s just a numbers game.
@@brendoncassidy1316 These are only the reported, we don't know how many person eaten by sharks and were reported missing, or not being reported at all and their news didn't reach Media streams, not a single person should go through such brutal encounter because it is avoidable, people should stay out of the water.
I've been playing around on a busy road, why did I get hit by a car?? Is the equivalent of going into a domain which has a dangerous predator and then questioning why you were attacked. You made the choice, knew the risks.
One way to test there could be a shark nearby.....when you go into the water, taste it. If it tastes salty there could be a shark around.
😂😂😂😂 true!
@@countrygirl5579 you fool, bull sharks love both fresh and salt water. 😵
@@golemtheory2218 So, if it's salty or not salty... BEWARE! Btw if you like shark stories check out Sharks Happen.
Lol come on
The script for Jaws is from a book by Peter Benchley. Years later, and seeing the impact it had on the great white shark hunts, Peter said that had he known, he would never have written the book.
Pete actually puts a lot of his money to the protection and educating of great white sharks
@@trdshortbus8009 Great writer, supergreat man.
@@sharkera absolutely
Took the bull shark's work and gave it to someone else
Bet he didn't mind getting royalties though.
Land is our domain,The sea is theirs, I will stick with bathtubs and public pools because I am a friady cat.
Always listen to that feeling!!!! Almost all the attacks that happen people get a feeling that's unnerving yet still go in the water! God gave us this gift to protect us from harm so people please listen to your gut!
💯 listen to your intuition
Whatever we prefer to call it: Be it God given, or evolutionary instinct, some scientists will say both?
We've all experienced that feeling, right?
Every time I've ignored it, I either wake up in Hospital, or in a cell.
Once I even woke up in a police cell, and just went back to sleep. It was bank holiday Saturday morning. The Sheriff Court wasn't open until the Tuesday morning.
I woke up in hospital 5 days later. I couldn't speak or move. (Horrible!) It came back bit by bit within the next day or so.
I try my best to listen to my gut feeling if possible.
Ps. Sorry for the life story btw! lol 😂
@@omarsheriff51 Aye because I have nothing better to do than make up shite that never happened to me.
You have a fair grasp of the fantasists fvckin mindset yourself.
You don't even know me you clown, so don't judge me on your levels.
@@omarsheriff51 Is that your best? You know what it meant though, didn't you?
One Scots/Ulster-Scots word? Saddo!
Here's a few more for you.
"Away and boil yer heid, and make yerself a pot a stupid soup!"
Coming from an eejit who spells English with a small "e" and doesn't know how to end a sentence correctly?
Hahaha 🤡
💤
As I hear more and more of these stories only one thing crosses my mind....it their home that we go into....and we do it at our own risk....not at theirs....
if they could go on land they would eat us
@@whitedom2041 that is a very out of it statement
@@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 very true tho
@Corey Bryant, that’s exactly what I say as sailor and former diver. Same about what goes in at the gulf of Biscaya and the strait of Gibraltar with orcas since two years. WE enter voluntarily and willingly THEIR natural habitat. We have the choice, accept the risks knowingly, they don’t have a choice and often they don’t know us.
It’s also our way of behaviour and interaction with these animals, humans think they are the superior species and we can take and claim whatever we want. That’s so untrue… nature still we can’t beat, these animals are part of it, like the winds, storms, earthquakes and what else earth throws at us. We should start accepting it and respecting it, together not against each other but funnily that doesn’t even work among ourselves, how it then should work with animals?
So
The ocean is their world. Go in at your own risk. They don't come on land. Let them be.
I have a very long sword that I swing with joyous glee amongst the most popular opinions of oppressive people who simply cannot except that my sword may not be the longest but is still very long!
Clickbait kids, witness the unintended side effect of acid. 🙄 *just say no*
@@aroseinwinter05 But indeed that side was intended.
R T/X I share your strategy lol.
You know, i can't take any one serious, saying "the ocean belongs to them. Don't go there disturbing them". This while watching documentarys about the sea and sharks 🤦♂️ who is then gonna make then your videos? And you are apparently fascinated by the ocean aswell. So, how can you blame people, going in there?
Japanese submarine slammed two torpedoes into our side it was comin' back from the island of Tinian, just delivered the bomb. 1100 men went into the water. Vessel went down in 12 minutes. Didn't see the first shark for about a half an hour. Tiger, 13 footer. You know how you know that when you're in the water? You tell by lookin' from the dorsal to the tail. What we didn't know...was our bomb mission had been so secret, no distress signal had been sent. They didn't even list us overdue for a week. Very first light the sharks come cruisin'. So we formed ourselves into tight groups and the idea was, the shark comes to the nearest man and that man, he'd start poundin' and hollerin' and screamin' and sometimes the shark would go away. Sometimes he wouldn't go away. Sometimes that shark, he looks right into you. Right into your eyes. You know the thing about a shark, he's got...lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eye. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'. Until he bites ya and those black eyes roll over white. And then, ah then you hear that terrible high pitch screamin' and the ocean turns red and spite of all the poundin' and the hollerin' they all come in and rip you to pieces. Y'know by the end of that first dawn, lost a hundred men! I don't know how many sharks, maybe a thousand! I don't know how many men, they averaged six an hour. On Thursday mornin' I bumped into a friend of mine, Herbie Robinson from Cleveland, baseball player. I thought he was asleep, reached over to wake him up. Bobbed up and down in the water, just like a kinda top. Up ended. He'd been bitten in half below the waist. Noon the fifth day a Lockheed Ventura saw us and come in low and 3 hours later a big fat PBY comes down and start to pick us up. You know that was the time I was most frightened? Waitin' for my turn. I'll never put on a lifejacket again. So, 1100 went in the water, 316 men come out, the sharks took the rest, June the 29th, 1945. Anyway....we delivered the bomb.
This have been mostly likely oceanic whitetips, they are the most dangerous sharks in the open water. They are opportunistic hunters, they hunt also in pods not like great whites or tiger sharks, they are most likely loners. Oceanic whitetips are known for their aggressiv and hostile behaviour, also are they very persistent and hard to scare away like most other sharks. “Attacks” of great whites, tiger sharks or hammerheads are most likely close to coastal areas, rarely on open seas. In deep waters it’s most likely oceanic whitetips or silky sharks, especially the oceanic whitetip is known for even following boats / vessels often for miles in the hope to find food. They swim slow under the surface and cover areas of hundred square miles a day to find food and they are often in larger schools to find.
Are you one of the men in USS Indianapolis?
@@goktugblack Inchon, Korea, 1950. I was the best cook Uncle Sam ever saw, slinging hash for the Fighting 103rd. As we marched north, our supply lines were getting thin. One day a couple of GIs found a crate, inside were six hundred pounds of prime Texas steer. At least it once was prime. The Use date was three weeks past, but I was arrogant, I was brash, I thought if I used just the right spices, cooked it long enough...I went too far. I over seasoned it. Men were keeling over all around me. I can still hear the retching, the screaming. I sent sixteen of my own men to the latrines that night. They were just boys. Bobby Colby, all that kid wanted to do was go home. Well he went home alright, with a crater in his colon the size of a cutlet. Had to sit him on a cork the eighteen-hour flight home! Anyway....we dropped the bomb and I'll never pick up another spatula again.
One of the best monologues in movie history...thanks.
I’m sure that’s the speech given in the film Jaws. I’ve watched these films so many times. But cannot think of his name I always thought he was heroic. The he cannot stay down with four but he did. The film was fantastic until the model shark appeared. It was so unreal it was hilarious but at the same time really scary. Even now in my 70s I only have to have something touch me while in the sea, I panic then laughing as it was just a bit of seaweed. Abroad I’d never go in if I could see fish to me it’s bait. It could draw in something much bigger.
Now we are getting sightings of great whites around the UK. I expect it will be blamed on global warning. Rather then the huge increase in the seal population. I believe they are a major food source for them. We have around the UK a really huge seal population. It’s going to pull in predators like the white shark. We have Orcas attacking boats already in Europe we are a short swim away for them. They are seen up here in Scotland a lot it’s a frightening thought that it’s a learnt behaviour. They are teaching other Orcas how to attack the boats. On top of that sharks no longer just basking sharks.
I remember seeing the boats going out shark fishing from Looe in Cornwall. I’m sure there was a prize for the biggest one caught. It all got stop due to the population coming into protected status.
After the film Jaws I could not forget the shark fishing. I was an adult by then, but it made me scared to swim in the sea in Cornwall. You get over it but now great whites are being reported. I’m not going in anymore lol both my children and their families live in Cornwall. They laugh off the reports as just that. Reports no evidence
I swam in a swimming pool that had a baby shark in it once. He was just a baby, very small, half-tame because he had been kept in an aquarium all his life. They said don't be afraid, you can swim with him. I held my breath for as long as I could (not very long) and swam alongside him under water, reached out once and petted him. He wasn't fazed by that, just kept swimming next to me. They said he likes the interaction with humans because he's lonely by himself in the pool.
The only time that I ever thought a shark was cute. The rest of the time I just want to get away from them as fast as possible.
They told me that they were getting ready to release him in the ocean, so I hope he's been having a good shark life out there and not getting into any trouble. Hope he has the sense to stay away from boats and people because they would not understand that he's half tame and they might hurt him.
You can't "tame" a shark.
If that shark was that used to ppl especially ppl feeding it then it's absolutely not going to stay away from ppl and I fear for its future!
Have u any idea what species of shark it was? Where was it u went swimming with the shark 2? I'm curious.
Humans: Sharks are so scary that we’ve had to dissect their brain and body parts to see why they’re so scary
I was 11 when jaws Came out I couldn’t even take a bath for fear. Shark would get up the drain ... only movie that ever did that too me!
...you're not alone...hahaha....
Me too!
Steve Dingman Me too! I am 38 now so it had been out years before I saw it but when I watched it with my dad, my life changed forever. Lol. I was terrified and way up into my teenage years I’d think about it everytime I took a bath or got into a swimming pool! I would be in the bath and imagine a little beady black eye swimming past the tub drain! When I was smaller I would think of how a shark may bust up through the tub and break it to pieces.
To this day, I never get in the ocean past the lower part of my calves. Usually my ankles. I went to Jamaica and tried to snorkel with my husband out in the water but it was way too scared to enjoy it and within 5-10 minutes at the most I was back on the shore.
I don’t let my kids get out far in the ocean and wouldn’t let them in at all but my husband insists they be allowed to get in. What’s so crazy is we used to always go on vacation to New Smyrna beach Florida because my family lives there. It’s shark bite capital of the entire world! 5 summers ago we all went together to New Smyrna and witnessed a shark frenzy! There were hundreds of sharks! No exaggeration. There were little fish that looked like minnows all over the water and there were so many of them it looked like oil in the water. The sharks were at the shoreline to eat them.
I don’t go there on vacation anymore.
I was 11 too in 1975! We lived in a Florida beach town and literally never went back to the beach after seeing the movie!
I was 6 years old, the sofa was a boat and the carpet was the sea. My dad would push me off the sofa and tell me Jaws was coming! 😂
I'm an Ozzie, I think Sharks a bad when you're swimming! But Crocodiles are worse they don't stop eating you, some Sharks just have a taste and spit you out, not Crocks🤕
Yeah if a croc or alligator gets a hold of you most likely you won’t survive they won’t stop and then the death roll ...
yeah your salties are something to be feared
Salties are in back of beyond places though in general. Nothern Queensland, Northern Territory.
Sharks are off Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide.
Big difference.
Yep. A Croc gets ahold of ya, they roll ya over and over. Take a big bite of ya. Then here comes another one. Off goes an arm. Maybe a leg. Then the 1st one comes back. He’s just getting warmed up. Now he makes a beeline for your other leg. Gulp. Then 2 more show up. Gulp. Off goes your last arm. Snap bite they bite ya right in half. Ya see.
I'm not an Ozzie but am afraid of both. Prefer to just avoid their environment.🐊🦈. I know go swimming in a pool.
There’s something worse about being in the water... you can’t fight like you normally would. The disadvantage you’re at is nothing considering the size and strength of sharks, but still makes it feel worse.
On land, the disadvantage could be evened out somewhat, plus you're more likely to see the threat in time to avoid it. In the water, you're unlikely to even see it coming.
Plus they are unreal fast!
"Is there a way to stop ALL species of sharks from attacking humans?"
Well, I've been conducting a study that has provided very conclusive results, in my 40 or so years of observation. FACT: There have been ZERO recorded attacks on people who don't enter the sharks domain.
yes most people who do not swim in the ocean, or surf , or dive in it , have your opinion as well .
andrew c. , I'm a PADI certified scuba diver and I enjoy longboard surfing, snorkeling, my personal watercraft and anything else you can do in the water. My number could come up just like anyone else's.. but what I don't do is blame the fish for acting like fish, and I certainly don't I think my life is more important than theirs.. especially with regards to the ecosystem that they belong in and we do not. Either way I wasn't stating an opinion I was stating plain, natural facts. Don't ASSume things.
..nothing has quite the smell of a punchline coming from a 100 yards away. Oceans belong to more than just sharks. Communities have lived off the sea for millions of years. Just like they lived off forested areas. Wolves, cougars and bears have ruled these areas for millennia, and then we came and drove them back. Oceans and sharks are no different...
Lol facts...people are insane
deadcool 2 ...whoa dude..you sound like real badass! I think it best not to step on your shoes or I just might get myself a stern talkin to.
The moment we awake, get in a car, go on a bike ride, we all do a dynamic risk assessment, knowingly or unknowingly! Going surfing, and swimming at the beach, is the same. If people are getting in the water then they have accepted the risk involved! So must be worth the risks involved to them. 👍
Sharks are MAGNIFICENT !!! Man needs to stop killing them. They live in the ocean and we humans need to leave them alone.
The simple fact is the minute you enter the water you have entered there territory be respectful of the fact that sharks are only doing what they do naturally respect the dangers of the ocean and watch your back you can't punish them for what sharks are meant to do naturally
Sapphira Walton exactly
Well, you are actually entering an environment in which it can live, rather than specifically its territory; it's not as if you are willingly going into a patch of ocean you know already has a big shark hanging around in it. In fact most of these attacks are because the sharks in question are extending their range into areas they used to not be expected in. It would be like if you enjoyed going for walks in the countryside and one day a bear mauled you and the response from some keyboard warrior was that you had invaded its territory and thereby put yourself in a risky situation. The sharks are just doing what they have always done, but in most cases it's not that the people are being irresponsible or dumb either. What they should do is install shark nets and have very clearly designated swimming zones. Then if people swim outside of those and get attacked they can say they were fairly warned and had an option of doing what they were doing without the risk but chose not to use it.
Sharks are ACTUALLY very affectionate. They don’t hunt people and it’s not natural for them to attack/kill people 🤷🏻♀️ Yes it happens, but more out of fear/confusion/curiosity
😂😂😂Affectionate…No, sharks are not affectionate towards us, or anything else that swims the ocean. They are killing machines. Even just an interest bite, to find out what an object is, can be fatal. If that object happens to be fish or human.
Don’t ever associate the word affectionate with killer sharks. Maybe whale sharks, but we are talking about great whites.😂😂😂
@@floridagurl40 dogs are affectionate. Sharks, well... how the fuck you’ve just said they’re affectionate really is baffling.
I haven't put a toe into the ocean or a lake ever since I watched Jaws as a kid. 🤔 40 meters down, deep blue sea, megalodon and the shallow also didn't help 🤣
I'm with ya.. I fish..I stay on land and fish. Most fisherman don't go in the water and swimmers don't fish. Way too many things in that water bigger than me.
@@kellycreager3026 why would u live in fear of something that has a lower chance to kill you than getting out of the bath ?
I’m the same .
@@kellycreager3026 Yep me too! Just look either to your left or to your right cuz I'll be standing by you on solid land like God intended. If He wanted me in creature filled waters He would have given me gills and a nice set of sharp teeth to defend myself. And I have neither!
We used to ski in Galveston bay every weekend but that was before the movie Jaws, that ended that for me. We had a bayhouse at Terramar Beach 4 miles from the San Louis Pass. Dad used to wade fish in the gulf but when a shark took his fish he had on a string that he had caught he quit and only fished from our boat. Dad said he has seen sharks as big our boat which was for offshore fishing. They would go out to the rigs and fish close by. Dad loved to fish all his life, I miss him so much. Love you dad ❤🎣
Shocking !
People getting killed while swimming in shark infested waters.
just curious but why do they make a big deal of teh white shark? ,
@@MarcDufresneosorusrex- Because it is recognized as the most dangerous man killer of them all.
That is why.
I know,ehh Rob, who of thunk it?🤣
@@robbyrobrob1 Bees kill more people than great white.Almost everything kill more people than great white.After humans mosquito would probably be the most dangerous man killer of them all but please don't let facts stop you in spreading bullshit around UA-cam comment section.
@@robydee920 Yes . that is statistically true , but if you work or play in shark inhabited waters , the odds are different.
Ex commercial fisherman - have had encounters .
Why, why do I watch this every summer...
Because it keeps you out of the water ! Lol 😂
To remind yourself to stay tha fk out tha water. You know how to guarantee, 100% that you won't get eaten by a shark? Stay out of natural bodies of water- rivers, lakes, oceans. Swimming pools, bathtubs, and showers are it for me, and if I get eaten by a great white shark in my bathroom while taking a shower I think it's pretty safe to say God was sending me a very personalized message directed solely to me.
Because you have a biting fetish Beatrice.
Amity Island was actually set off the coast of NY not Cape Cod. Jaws was filmed on Cape Cod (Martha's Vineyard).
Yes I was gonna say that to not off Massachusetts
4:30 Classic P.T.S.D. You need to talk to someone about it. I know from experience. It doesn’t completely stop, but it sure does help!
After watching a very recent documentary about Orcas specifically hunting and killing Great Whites, and other large sharks , I wonder if Orca ' Whale Song' being transmitted underwater, in locations where humans use the same marine space as large man killing sharks, might help as a deterrent? It may be worth a try, rather than taking the option of destroying sharks simply because they are frequenting areas that they have every right to. Just a thought.
They tried it on Great White's but the sharks couldn't distinguish between the sound of an orca and the sound of a dolphin..it just excited them...until they find themselves it the middle of a pack of orcas the Great White's wouldn't be able to make out the difference...I know orcas target young to medium sized shark's...they also proved that orcas ain't always successful against larger great white sharks which is a pretty formidable animal even for a pack of orcas.
Yes., Play the enemies song in the water , so Great Whites can hear it !
Brilliance...
@@dannyg8993 I don't know what you've been watching but I watched 2 orcas take out an 18 foot white with very little problem.
@@2ndclassparentpodcast446 No you haven’t. The biggest white shark recorded to be killed by killer whales was 15 feet. An 18 foot white shark, while just 3 feet longer, is a much larger, more experienced, and more formidable animal. Sharks that size start to fall into the “not worth the risk” category.
You're gonna need a bigger boat.i was born in 1975 when the film jaws was made and i was 7 years old when i first seen a bit of the film on tv.jaws is the reason i can not swim coz it scared the shit out of me.i have always said you know what is in the sea and if you get bit its not the sharks fault
I graduated High School in 1975 lol
I still say you need to know how t9 swim for other more likely scenarios.
Poor guy don’t be ashamed of crying and being traumatized. It is good you survived and terrible you lost arm function. I know it sucks because I love the ocean too, and it’s a shame we can’t figure out how not to attract them where we know we won’t be attacked. Although I have seen good results with the shark repellant anklets and they put them on boards too. I just started so I don’t know if they tried them on this video. I also saw the boards with the design that sharks allegedly don’t like.
20:17 couldn't help but notice that perfectly good pool
Plain and simple, don’t go into a deadly predators environment.
I agree
Amen!!!
Right?!
We are the Apex predator. We should be able to go where we want. Since when has the life of a human been of less value than that of a fish ? We're definately overdue for a cull
What a dumb comment. If you were to be attacked by anything I'm prepared to bet you would expect a lot more sympathy and understanding than you give out, and would be mighty upset when others acted the way you do.
It’s not rocket science, if you go into their domain, you run the risk of getting bit.
How many bytes in that domain name?
@@maxwaters1461 lol awesome comment 😂
Literally it's like playing in traffic and being upset that you got hit by a car 😅
people have the right to swim in the beach man they arentt hurting anybody humans are top priority we are at the top of the food chain
@@whitedom2041 You are correct. As long as you remember the sharks have a rite to feed on you as soon as you go into their domain. Be it mistaken identity or not. A shark doesn’t give a shit if your a seal or not.
Why the hell would you get in the water in Australia
That's what I have wondered my whole life???? I'll never understand, Australia, New Zealand. Their's not enough money in the world!!
I call Australia home but the Canadian in me says hell no, i never swim in the ocean or the estuaries and shake my head when i see people swimming in the Maroochy river near where i live as its full of bullsharks biggest i have caught night fishing was 2.7M and they are the most dangerous sharks going as they live in both salt and freshwater and attack more people yearly than both the great white and tiger shark
@@richardsullivan2749 Yes, Bull Sharks have been found over 400 miles upstream in a fresh water river. I have a 2nd family beach home on a island off the NC coast, and 99% of all bites are done by bull sharks. When the water is a little murky, they bite first and ask questions second.On occasion its a Tiger, but mostly Bulls. They can also be aggressive. I never get in the water in the early AM or late afternoon/evening! Nope! Call me a chicken, it does not bother me in the least. Ha Ha
I live in Australia I've surfed for 20years and have seen one shark in that time.... It's safe as long as your aware of danger zones and signs.... The waters beautiful over here... Driving a car is way more dangerous.
@@Indigo_newness Good luck to ya Mate! That one sighting would be enough for me. Good Day!
Im never going in the ocean because of this
"Where Surfing, Swimming and Scouba Diving are a way of life" - anyone else think this is the problem !?
I surfed my whole life in Florida. But Im fully aware that that is their home. Im just an uninvited guest.
@@omarsheriff51 Us Humans could live out our lives without venturing into the sea for leisure. Sharks are doing what is natural.
@@omarsheriff51 If we're all sick and tired of losing our limbs, lives and loved ones to Shark attacks, let's stay out of the water !?
@@omarsheriff51 Oh that I agree with. If we can venture into the water and avoid confrontation with these predators, awesome, best for all parties concerned. It just frustrates me so much to hear people condemning the animals. We can't blame the Sharks though right ?
In so many cases, the Shark is labelled the problem. That's the part that is so unfair to me. And I'm not suggesting you do stop swimming in the ocean to avoid Sharks. I'm simply stating that if you do, and happen to bump into one of these 2000lb Apex Predators, let's not sue the Shark for damages, right ?!
@@omarsheriff51 Yes. I agree. It's a shame that we feel the need though to close out their world to make ours safer. Resources and research paramount.
I like to play devils advocate on this, I love animals of all types but yes if one of my family was eaten id be po'd too. Depending...lol....There does appear to be an increase in sharks near our beaches (I say our loosely)....but I cant help thinking this all like the old song, we swallowed a spider to catch a fly. If humans hadn't driven the seals to near extinction, then we wouldn't have needed to put them under protection, if we hadn't put then under protection the numbers wouldn't have shot up, if the numbers hadn't shot up there wouldn't be as many sharks hunting them, if we hadn't driven the sharks to near extinction then we wouldn't have put them under protection...do you see where this is going?....the problems us not them....maybe the final verse of I swallowed a spider should be changed to If you go in the ocean perhaps you'll die. lol
Why do divers wear black suits... that makes them look like seals?
What happened to all the other colors ?
I love scuba diving. I cant wait til I have a chance to dive with sharks. They are awesome creatures. They deserve respect.
Mark Barrett me too
Hope you could dive with them. No fear. Most of them and so pacefull. Love shark, and the more I Know the People, the more I love to dive and meet any shark, any fish, any ocean creature
@@sharkera yep! They don't attack people on purpose. Only if you catch them off guard.
I would love to swim with the sharks too!
BACK HOME WE GOT A TAXIDERMY MAN! HE GONNA HAVE A HEART ATTACK WHEN HE SEES WHAT I BROUGHT HIM!
@@Tiffany.1970 absolutely not! I made that quote up myself
Here's to swimming with bow legged women..
Sharks are extremely important to our planet and ecosystem!!! They should be respected and left alone!! If we enter their territory, we take our own lives at risk.
Absolutely
Well said , people think well I can swim in the ocean why should I be afraid of going in the ocean it’s free for everyone , well they ‘re brainless & don’t respect their lives nor respect that the ocean that belongs to the lives of these marine creatures , it’s their domain not ours respect it. I would go in the ocean for anything it’s frightening because I value my life & the ocean is unpredictable & there are lots of sharks 🦈 .
I'm sorry for those who have suffered or lost loved ones from shark attacks but culling sharks is not an answer, nor is it moral, considering that millions upon millions are killed every year anyway.
People must understand there is a risk when going in the ocean and a person either accepts that risk & responsibility for anything that happens or use a swimming pool.
@Videos of the past Lol Where ya come across that reason for culling.....The Union of Japanese Soup manufacturers? Haha
@Videos of the past Every shark attack is a tragedy for the individual, their family & friends, that goes without saying.
However, if there is an unusual increase in the frequency of aggressive shark attacks the solution will lie in discovering why its happening, what factors are causing it, etc as sharks are just being sharks & reacting to their environment.
Without that knowledge taking any active action such as culling sharks, as opposed to passive action i.e barriers to prevent sharks entering a given area, could result in any number of unknown things happening from it causing a total collapse of local marine eco-systems even causing more attacks.
Sharks are useless kill em all
rmclarkjr a lot of humans are useless
@@Wareaglegirl9960 not nice to say
I forgot to say Thank You for this BEAUTIFUL VIDEO ABOUT SHARKS !
"Hooper drives the boat Chief!"
because they think it won’t happen to them we have glorious beaches it looks so lovely but the people don’t take notice of the shark signs
THE SHARK IS WORKING!!!
Actually "Jaws" was not a fantasy-it was based on a real series of attacks in the early 1900's. The fantasy was the size of the shark. The real shark in the attacks was only about 6 feet long.
It was also the species of the shark. The attacks you are reffereing to were probably done by a bull shark.
@@moherygryza I believe that they ended up catching the shark off Montauk, N.Y. and it had human remains and i believe it was a six-foot great white.
It's based on real attacks on the jersey shore. The movies ...
I used to love going into the sea until i saw jaws in 1974 at 12 yrs old....the film was that a movie..but i dont go into the eater anymore and have not since then ..im 58 now i only paddle or swim in pools..i like boating but as long as im not in yhe water i am fine. That chap who got bitten on arm severing nerves i feel for him his reaction is real. I hate watching videos where surfer who get attack say they respect the shark etc etc..but they keep tempting fate by going back into the water to surf i do have respect for them too that they got over the shock the atteact but i will get back in...never.
I. Saw. Where. A. Guy. Brought. His. 3. Kids. Into. Where. There. We're. Known. To. Be. Sharks. He. Was. Bitten. But. The. Children. Escaped. What. Afucking. Gobshite. Imagine. 3 children
First and foremost these waters are their home!
Scientist: "Why sharks attack people?"
Me: I think it's because they'd like to have a snack.
Yep there's no super complicated reasoning that requires billion dollar studies. It's very simple but humans love to complicate things
my goldfish play with bubbles. They are fascinated. It may just be a new shark toy.
As a contrast to this narrative of "super-aggressive sharks just waiting to hunt hapless swimmers/surfers" please watch MalibuArtists fantastic Southern California drone videos of GWS! There are dozens of vids with GWSs in extremely close proximity to people being harmless and non-aggressive. Sometimes he filmed 15 and more GWS within close proximity of the beach on a small stretch of just a few hundred yards!
There are videos where surfers unknowingly whack sharks while paddling over them, with the shark not reacting aggressively or retaliatory, just continue going on it's way. There are videos of stand-up paddlers *hassling and following* great white sharks around!
Oh, what a lovely scene you paint with your words!! However, the reality of it is the blue/green of the ocean, the grey/white of the shark and the deep red of your blood spilling out uncontrolled.
4:40 mate you survived a shark attack you did good stand proud buddy I wish you the best in your future and I hope you have loads of positive outcomes ✌ 🇬🇧
Hire people to operate drones along beach areas to over look swimmers and surfers. When they see a shark in the vicinity they can send a warning and people can get out of the water. It's a win for the people and a win for the shark. Remember it's their home and should be respected.
1/2 a million seals on Sable Island! That has got to be one big stinky slick.
Risk takers...no wonder they get bitten.
If you go swimming in the worlds biggest aquarium, then...troubles not far away.
After all ,it’s their domain.
I feel sorry for the guy crying...but ,seriously how blasé can you be to the dangers.
People with the banners: Aww..we love sharks!
Sharks: How ironic, we love you too. You taste delicious! 😋
🤣 nice one
your an idiot if you think sharks actually like the taste of humans!!!
well people assume sharks care if they make those
human so called mistakes …. I doubt they even notice a memory . They are not into politics and social justification
Sharks hate our taste. They think we taste like iron. I love sharks. No nor the taste. I figured some smarta*s would say something stupid such as that so I responded b4 they did.
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Every shark that initiated an attack on a human and then decided not to ingest that human. 9 times out of 10, they could eat the victim, but just decide its not food. It's garbage
You have to be very brave or extremely dumb to go in the ocean over there, it's like these beachgoers and surfers have no sense of danger at all. They must be bonkers.
Hahaha! Ain't it so? It's called."Shark Bay" for heaven's sake! I'd be terrified the minute I put my feet in 😱!!!
I think bonkers are an ancient Aboriginal tribe
I was 6 when Jaws 2 came out... I saw the commercial and it hit me hard.. I didn't take a bath for 4 months. My mother had to force me while I was kicking and screaming to go in the water... even to this day I fear sharks in my bathtub....yes laugh all you want but Jaws 2 fucked my life up
Dude, I seen Jaws when I was a kid and it scared me too. But I grew up and gained rational reasoning. 🤷♂️
@@ashleelmb rational reasoning? Geezus ....knowing there could be sharks in the bath tub and you say rational reasoning? I'm 48 and rational reasoning hasnt helped me... I hurry to finish my shower on a daily basis to avoid being eaten... I guess my fight or flight was turned on at a young age and was never turned off. I'm happy you were not affected as I was.
@@joepickett1914 What d'ya mean knowing? In your 48 years of life on this planet, have you ever known a shark to swim up your home plumbing and end up in your bath tub. Don't be so silly. 😂
My sister's wouldn't swim to the dock in the minilake... freshwater swimming ! Lol , That movie was JAWS !
But in all truth , After seeing the movie CARRIE , I couldn't put my leg off the side of the bed , for yrs. Because of the hand that sticks up from the ground at the end of the movie !
Terrifying. If only we weren't FORCED to get in shark infested water.
I watched a documentary on the great white. It was filmed in 1980 and they are saying the same things they did back in 1980 lol.
cobaltss50 that’s because their not any smarter but trying to convince themselves and others that they are.
@@jeffreysmith4633 their?
i think that the Shark doesnt attack stripes, because of the fish that feed from them are striped, and the lady who swam with Great Whites, had stripes on her swimsuit.
Black & white striped sea snakes are poisonous, it's thought that that colour/pattern might convey a similar idea of being poisonous and to leave alone, it's a theory being experimented on but no definitive answers yet. If I had to go into the water I would probably try it.
These guys interact with sharks in a great way
m.ua-cam.com/video/Jn5CRf-Q1tM/v-deo.html
Bull Shark are more aggressive, heck they are the only species that can adapt to fresh water instantly. Swimming from salt water to fresh water without being disturbed.
Great White is a main target because of JAWS.
bubbles won't work for sure. the black and white wetsuit will defo have an impact, as well as the electric pulse that goes on the ankle.
IT DONT SHCK ME ??? STAY OUT OF THE WATER ? DUH
one day someone will go out to "recreate" being attacked by a shark......and get attacked by a shark
I saw JAWS in 75. Except for being startled when Bruce came over the Orca's gunwale and the head popping out of the bottom of a boat, it didn't faze me. Maybe because, as a child, I would go, with family to Galveston. And I found a juvenile hammerhead on the beach, once. Been fascinated by sharks every since.
I would not think twice about killing a shark if anyone's life were in jeopardy.
I was on that TV show, Jeopardy, not sure if that caused anyone to kill a shark
Simple, stay out of salt water oceans. 100 percent survival rate.
Leslie Ludwick what about the bull sharks, they are known to be in fresh water rivers
Name one death resulting in a shark attack in “Fresh water”
Matawan creek USA 1916!! Fucking multiple ones!!!!!!!
Leslie Ludwick yeah. Have you heard of the movie Jaws?!? Look up the true story that inspired it. 1916 new jersey shark attacks.
Bull sharks can live in fresh and brackish water.
I am VERY impressed by the overall attitude of people on this post !!!!!!! 20 years ago it would have been kill the sharks KILL THE SHARKS. I'm very proud of my fellow humans and hopeful for the survival of wildlife on our planet after reading your comments. GREAT JOB MY FELLOW HUMANS
Coming from someone who was alive and aware 20 years ago, most certainly *not*.
Yeah, now these great fellow humans are like KILL THE HUMAN BABIES!!! IT’S MY RIGHT!!! Great observation. 👍🏼
@@sjenkins8468 YIKES!! Sad but true. Generations in the future will judge us.
@@user-ej2xz3lx2e yes but every generation does. That's normal.
@@karlos543 on a variety of topics. But this one in particular specific to us.
I’ve swam in Western Australian waters and it was always in the back of my mind that there were sharks around. It is their domain after all and they don’t actively target humans.
Yes what you need to do is cut your arm open so that you bleed heavily but no to bad for you to block out as they smell it's human blood what they don't like
The stupid idea in jaws, especially the sequels is that the shark is behaving like a serial killer.
@@anotherway007 The premise behind the sequels is to sell tickets!
they do@@anotherway007
I have gone to cape cod my entire life and i will no longer swim, already 1 fatal attack
Theirs more death by great whites in real life then the movie so which ones scares you more.
@@gwareb8842 They both scare me
Cape cod is seeing more and more sharks and there’s been more tragedies not just one
You have to see it like this i guess:
When were hungry we want try maybe something we have never ate.
Its like tasting a new pizza, when we try the pizza we dont like it, its not oure taste. So we leave the pizza alone..
The shark wants to 'try' human... But they dont taste good ( thats why they only attack but dont eat).. and then the victim dies, but the shark doesnt even care.
same result we dont care about the pizza either just goes in the bin
Just remember whatever water river ocean sea lake pond canal dam you in you run the risk of getting hurt
ITE NOT OUR HABITAT
There is a reason we cant breathe in water and why we dont have fins etc because are not meant to be in the oceans rivers lakes or sea
Haven't seen a shark in my living room for years, so they can stay in the ocean. We will stay tin my living room
We have swimming pools ,,,,,,use them not the ocean maybe then the ocean would remain beautiful as it should be
Beautiful to whom?
@deadcool 2 ... and how does nature perceive beauty, again? ("Beauty" is an awfully contested concept, I must warn you ...)
"... has spent years researching the sensory system of sharks to understand why they attack humans". Goddamn man, _I_ can tell you why they attack humans. They're fkn hungry.
They didnt even test the bubble curtain with a shark or the wetsuits he even says it MAY deter a shark
Funny thing is, if you dont go in the ocean you will NEVER have to worry about sharks.
Why does anyone swim or surf in waters known to be hunting grounds for these beasts?
Why? Because they're.stupid
In 1997, when the Killer Whale killed the Great White, I think the Orca became the new *Jaws*
@John Cornell no it wasnt..if u noticed when the Orca was swimming with rhe shark in its mouth..the shark was as big as the Orca. The lady who saw the shark first said it was a very big GW Shark. U might want to watch Air Jaws again. Orcas eat the livers of sharks on a regular sooo how was the Orca a bully???
Richard sullivin is correct...the orcas are the most powerful hunters...the great white doesnt have a chance, perhaps they'll swim away.....
@John Cornell watch the documentary again..the lady on the Superfish boat saw it first and said it was a very big shark..dude with the camera did not say 10ft. Watch the whale that ate Jaws one more time and see
I really hate the phrase "shark-infested." We're the infestation, not the sharks. We're the ones who don't belong in the ocean.
Jennifer Brewer I also hate it when they call a shark attack a "random attack". I mean, I'm pretty sure that much is a given. It's not like the shark is swimming around with his buddy the night before talking about "ya know Nemo, i heard Bill Schmidt is gonna be swimming with his girlfriend up around Norfolk beach tomorrow, and I think I'm gonna bite his left leg off".
Nemo- " I think you're onto something there Jim, that sounds like a pretty good idea. Hell, I might swim up from the right after you're done with him and _really_ mess with him".
Yeah. I am pretty sure that is NOT how shark attacks happen.
Its our world too
@@jerryholbrook13 you weren't born to be in the ocean
Mate I'd be gassed to be bitten by a shark I'd go round telling everyone 🤣
I think Mr. Jaws goes by more than just visual input when targeting prey.
It's true
This was very interesting and informative,I really think his onto something and it still non harmful to the sharks ! 👍
Food is in the eye of the beholder ...
I was 14 years old when Jaws came out, I lived tight on the capecod area and it was funny, at the Beaches people were going in the water only up to their knees, ironically back then the seals weren't there, little by little the seals came back with greatwhites following right behind.
This is a really good watch making suits and bubble shields to sharks at bay.A Really Good watch.
Hammerheads are wrong in your List of bitesharks ,they just act if you disturb them too much
when you go into their environment....you become their prey....simple common sense...
Wow...poor guy interviewed in the first 5 minutes. Really feel for him.
These scientists need to tell sharks that they don’t like eating us.
Just protect beaches with nets that dont kill sea life and swimming elsewhere on your own risk.
YES!! When we were children we used to go to Mayo beach in Maryland. Tjey had beaches that had nets stretched out about 150 yards or so from the shore. Enough for good swimmers to get exercise and not get stung by jellyfish, etc. It was great!!
Two words: CONVERGENT EVOLUTION (or) ARMS RACE. Just research the information uncovered involving two fish species : - Mako Sharks and Tuna.
You're welcome.
Thinking 🤔 back to the 20s/30s, maybe 40s... some swimsuits were black n white horizontal striped, like this snake, which deters sharks. I did notice some silver iridescence in white to on snake. Look closely. Thank You guys for this...Very interesting!!!
Strobing lights, electrical impulses, bubble curtain, white/black sea snake floats or wetsuits, n camo wetsuits.
A simple problem to solve Make life size Orcas about 4 in each pod which amit audio recorded Orca screeches and run them on a rail. Have two pods and that should scare off every shark for miles. Or atleast two big Orcas patrolling each side of the beach.
After watching 100 vids of drones following Great Whites, the conclusion is the following: Sharks literally interact with swimmers and see them, only a few decide to attack, but if the rest attacks we are talking hundreds eaten instead of 5 in Australia
This film shows sharks of all types interacting with swimmers in a beautiful way m.ua-cam.com/video/Jn5CRf-Q1tM/v-deo.html
If u look just right "shark bay" looks like a open mouth
Right! Only dumb people would swim their!!
Shark whisperer : Self sacrificed 4 shark food.
the bubble wall was actually pretty interesting, i would of loved to see a shark test on that to see if they go through it or not
They've done these tests over the years.
I was surprised they didn't mention previous testing.
It deterred some species and not others.
Documentaries need to include a little more information.
Maybe bubbles in addition to the electric fields, sea snake patterns and lights might work better.
Extensive testing on the combination would be very interesting.
I have seen a diver, dived with many sharks and I can assure you it works, at least it worked for me. Just take the regulator out and form the bubble wall and it will turn around, if the shark is persistent and returns because of its curiosity take the flat hand and bump it into its nose tip, that definitely works.
Something that always makes me laugh is when the refer to greatness white sharks as “killers” or the “most dangerous thing in the ocean”. I’m sorry but human beings are by far way more destructive and dangerous than any fish will ever be. In nets alone in one year, we kill thousands of them.
Okay go swim with a great white, ill swim with a person...you sound so stupid
This is the first time anyone has ever made this point, on the internet I’m sure
They are still killers .
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Except we dont live in the ocean.
We are the most dangerous thing on land, and that's only with lots of knowledge and weapons. Your average human from a big city isnt very dangerous to anything when put in the wild.
Well, at least we eat all this junk-food. Sharks almost always take one bite and leave. We probably look tasty with our bright clothes & our unnatural movement in the water we probably look injured but then they take a taste and spit us out.
Well according to the studies of this video, sharks are colour blind so our bright clothes are probably irrelevant to the sharks.
@@ashleelmb they have now found that sharks can see black.. white and color.
We are each other’s menu, fair and square.
This is true stop killing sharks and maybe they stop killing people
Any follow up on this? Episode 2?