up and down the coast of southern California are white shark nurseries. 7-10 ft mostly, very close to shore and they've been swimming with us our entire lives, only now more commonly seen thanks to aerial drone photography. if you've swam or surfed in SoCal beaches, you've swam alongside theese juvenile sharks along with dolphins, leopard sharks, and whales.
This gives me such anxiety. I don’t get people who just hang out in deep water, on a slim surf board, legs just hanging off like you’re not surrounded by creatures that can rip you to pieces in an instant. No biggie.
Anyone who surfs just deals with it. There are times when it gets really quiet and cloudy; you get that spooky feeling and go in quickly. That's happened to me a few times.
They don’t tend to go after surfers. I think the board makes them look too big to prey on. But swimmers and free divers get bit/killed occasionally. I feel like swimming out there is like crossing the freeway blindfolded. You’re just rolling the dice.
PRIOR to the movie "Jaws" coming out I would bodysurf the San Diego County beaches and seeing "things" in water but never gave a second thought to it BUT after the movie I found a different sport
@@naiacorle3006 Maybe not, but they ARE capable of making mistakes, right?. It's not like trying the raw sea urchin at the sushi bar and spitting it out cuz you don't like it. Even if they don't like how you taste, you could still have an severed artery and bleed to death...
You really think they were going after the sharks? Bro, they didn’t even know the sharks were there. Remember u have a bird eye view with the drone. Their camouflage makes them hard to see from the surface unless a fin breaks. If they knew they prolly would have left the water.
I did too..whenever I surfed Del Mar..I used to tie dead fish to my leash and wait..then..when those pesky whites would show up..I would attack!!!...I gave it up tho..I felt so. guilty...I'm in a support group now.
@@Superstocker669 tell that to those ppl who got biten by sharks back in 2017 up and down the east coast of the u.s. which set a record of shark attacks from Virginia to florida
@@norms3913 Thats a minimal risk, you take.You know it could happen. Like you know a plane could crash, or risk to be killed in a car crash. Thats more likely. You enter their wild life territory. Thats not a swimming pool. You cant blame anyone for those attacks. Most are based on false reaction of humans. I have enjoyed every encouter with sharks in the ocean i had. If youre in doubt, dont go enter their refugium. Thats all you can do. So what would be your solution to that?
@@Superstocker669 very unlikely sharks think your a seal they can not tell if your a seal or a human so when you go into the ocean you are taking other chances of death by other marine life or basically drowning as far taking a risk of getting killed by a drunk driver ever increases all day the minute you enter the highway the drunk driver dont only drink and drive at night just tell that to a friend of who got killed by a fucking drunk driver around 1 p.m. 4 years ago this past summer during his working hours
up and down the coast of southern California are white shark nurseries. 7-10 ft mostly, very close to shore and they've been swimming with us our entire lives, only now more commonly seen thanks to aerial drone photography. if you've swam or surfed in SoCal beaches, you've swam alongside theese juvenile sharks along with dolphins, leopard sharks, and whales.
If you go into the water after seeing this you're crazy.
That one following the swimmer just wearing shorts look pretty interested in him.
This gives me such anxiety. I don’t get people who just hang out in deep water, on a slim surf board, legs just hanging off like you’re not surrounded by creatures that can rip you to pieces in an instant. No biggie.
Anyone who surfs just deals with it. There are times when it gets really quiet and cloudy; you get that spooky feeling and go in quickly. That's happened to me a few times.
When you sense Whitey, time to go in.
Remind me to stay out of the Del Mar waters 😆
Hey Gary, STAY OUT OF Del Mar WATERS!
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@@MooseBme I Appreciate it !! 😆
They don’t tend to go after surfers. I think the board makes them look too big to prey on. But swimmers and free divers get bit/killed occasionally. I feel like swimming out there is like crossing the freeway blindfolded. You’re just rolling the dice.
Do the people in the water see them?
Some of them do, you can see some of the surfers pointing. Majority of ocean swimmers and beach goers don't.
@@AzazelsWings Thanks, it's just that they all seem so cool in the water.
@@tamara8908 yeah they are totally oblivious. I only know cause I fish from the beach and know what we pull out that close in.
PRIOR to the movie "Jaws" coming out I would bodysurf the San Diego County beaches and seeing "things" in water but never gave a second thought to it BUT after the movie I found a different sport
Shark shoulD be an international word
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So why aren't these ones biting?
Sharks don't eat people. That's why when they get bit they live, sharks don't like the taste of people!
Tell that to all the predation victims in shark attacks where they only recover an arm, or a leg, or a couple of organs.
@@justken4851 Lol keep watching your shark propaganda movies. They do not like the taste of humans.
@@naiacorle3006 Maybe not, but they ARE capable of making mistakes, right?. It's not like trying the raw sea urchin at the sushi bar and spitting it out cuz you don't like it. Even if they don't like how you taste, you could still have an severed artery and bleed to death...
@@kyledavis635 Yes they can make mistakes just like us. Then again wet suits shouldn't be black so we look like seals, it makes NO sense to me.
I do not understand why these surfers go after the sharks , leave them alone, respect the sharks and there home the ocean
You really think they were going after the sharks? Bro, they didn’t even know the sharks were there. Remember u have a bird eye view with the drone. Their camouflage makes them hard to see from the surface unless a fin breaks. If they knew they prolly would have left the water.
I did too..whenever I surfed Del Mar..I used to tie dead fish to my leash and wait..then..when those pesky whites would show up..I would attack!!!...I gave it up tho..I felt so.
guilty...I'm in a support group now.
@@rsktransport apparently surfers do see a dorsal fin breaking the top of the water
I don't see ANY surfers going after the shark's.
@@rsktransport You prolly need to learn how to spell probably.
Sharks eat seals, not humans. I just don't understand why they make wet suits black to make us look like shark food?
Sharks are color blind they see something move in the water they are going for it
@@norms3913 First of all shark attacks are very very rare. There so many of tones differs lot to black in the grayscale.
@@Superstocker669 tell that to those ppl who got biten by sharks back in 2017 up and down the east coast of the u.s. which set a record of shark attacks from Virginia to florida
@@norms3913 Thats a minimal risk, you take.You know it could happen. Like you know a plane could crash, or risk to be killed in a car crash. Thats more likely. You enter their wild life territory. Thats not a swimming pool. You cant blame anyone for those attacks. Most are based on false reaction of humans. I have enjoyed every encouter with sharks in the ocean i had. If youre in doubt, dont go enter their refugium. Thats all you can do.
So what would be your solution to that?
@@Superstocker669 very unlikely sharks think your a seal they can not tell if your a seal or a human so when you go into the ocean you are taking other chances of death by other marine life or basically drowning as far taking a risk of getting killed by a drunk driver ever increases all day the minute you enter the highway the drunk driver dont only drink and drive at night just tell that to a friend of who got killed by a fucking drunk driver around 1 p.m. 4 years ago this past summer during his working hours
Great for Del Mar beach tourism!
At least it's honest, for once...
Oh dude shut up
Not an issue to me l don't go in the ocean for what...