Best Great White Shark Drone Footage of 2020 (Narrated)
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- Опубліковано 30 гру 2020
- This is a collection of my favorite moments I captured in 2020 with my drone. If you are a subscriber, you might have seen some of this already, but I've included a few clips I've not shared before.
All along the Southern California coast, juvenile white sharks have been seen in greater numbers. These sharks range in length from 4 feet to 10 feet along the shore. I will continue to monitor their numbers in 2021 and welcome you along the journey.
Per your requests. I may be releasing both narrated and non-narrated versions of shark footage.
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I'm NOT a marine biologist or naturalist. As with all UA-cam content, I encourage independent verification of facts via official scientific channels. I will strive to post citations for any information I discuss on UA-cam whenever possible. My goal is to use photography and drones to bring awareness to wildlife and the nature around us. I welcome collaborations with scientists whenever possible to bring cinematic elements to the educational presentation.
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2020 was great, but the moments I captured 2021 were absolutely memorable! Here's the updated version! ua-cam.com/video/5WUNwJyhT-E/v-deo.html
Imagine being an apex predator that's older than trees and survived 5 mass extinctions who's "place" in the ocean is under a mammal that uses decapitated fish heads as fleshlights. 3:35
You should check out Ailwal Shoal Adventures on UA-cam if you haven’t yet. I’m mentioning it because you said you wouldn’t want to swim next to one (or pet a lion), yet this crazy bloke does both 🤣 I don’t wanna spoil too much, but check out his video titled “Great White Protects Me.” Something tells me you’ll appreciate his footage and portrayal of these magnificent creatures.
B e a u t I f u l
I stay out the ocean and they leave me alone. the relationship has worked for many many years.
Prove to me their that old
Okay, but why did this sentence made me emotional? "It is evident: this young white shark hasn't figured out his place in the sea yet."
Me too! I kind of felt related to that... :(
Same, such a vast amount of space in sea and sad to see this shark all alone
😢same!! omg 😭
He's going through weird stage in his life. He wants to be vegan, but He loves to kill.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one. I actually teared up...🤣
2:22 the swimmer "actually swam towards the shark" and survived
Same swimmer: drowned tragically due to the weight of his testicles
😂😂😂
OMGG😭😂😂
Best comment ever
😂😂
F me that made me laugh. A tip of the cap to you sir.
This man has done more for sharks in under 8 minutes than Discovery has done in multiple shark weeks. Well done.
@dan j Yep! Once it's commercialized in a big way and it's owned by big producers, you lose the purity, the honesty. All they want is the sensationalism!
Im sorry for being ignorant. What is it that he’s done for sharks? Just curious
@@hoodfellah Portrayed them as they actually are most of the time- just wild animals.
@@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis Many have done that.. It's more common than you think.
Shark week, the last time I watched it years ago was a shit show.
This is one of the first times I've seen a shark feeding where the music wasn't sinister, or creepy. Sharks aren't the villains they've been portrayed as, and your videos have really highlighted their beauty to me. Thank you
Yeah try getting near one pls
@@jchoppas2648 like he said he wouldn’t wanna be in the water with one
@@jchoppas2648 what she says does not equal 'let's swim with them, there's no threat here.'
@@laszlodajka5946 youre overthinking yourself there.
@@jchoppas2648 I was just helping u thinking u misunderstood her. But have a nice day.
That guy probably told his story a million times and i bet no one believed him hahahaha
Hahahahahahahaha
now he has proove
Maybe he thought it was a dolphin
I was thinking the same thing lol!
@@iBlu3z it’s proof
One of the rare times UA-cam algorithm kicked ass.
This actually scares me to think about all the times I’ve gone a little too far out in the ocean. I wonder what was swimming just a few feet away.
probably were but the shark minded his own. business and wasn’t hungry maybe curious
It should give you sense of relief. There are many overhead photos of sharks mixed in with beach goers. It just shows we are not on their menu and the very rare bites are almost always mistaken identity.
Yeah isn’t it crazy to think that there are sharks in the freaking ocean aka their natural habitat?! 😮😱 who woulda thunk? 😱
Your mom was swimming not to far
@@mikecrystalrobert7898 no family was with me. I’ve been an avid swimmer since I could walk. And have been scuba diving since I was 12.
You are truly amazing and your story is amazing! I hope you have many more amazing encounters in the future!
Thank you so much!
@@TheMalibuArtist hello, i like your videos too, keep it up
I love his videos.
When I used to swim in the ocean, I’d think about sharks and thought it was rare that one might be around….but as an adult, I lived in a beach town, and talked to a lot of pro fishermen and surfers, who told me that without a doubt, the sharks are there, right off the beaches, all the time. Lots of them.
I wish I didnt scroll down this far
Exactly.
That's why I don't enjoy swimming in the ocean beach anymore.
I know Shark attacks aren't common, but the thought of swimming with 3-5 Meters predators nearby is too terrifying on its own...
Your chances of being attacked are extremely low. Considering that they are there in the water with us, you would think that there would be dozens of attacks a day, not just the maybe 3 a year in the USA. I think their danger to humans is over exaggerated. Sad to think that just a few decades ago, they were being killed just because of the fear people had. And even today, for sport and shark fin soup….millions are slaughtered every year, some to the point of being endangered. I don’t have any particular love for sharks, I definitely have a fear of them, but I don’t think we have the right to kill them. when they do bite people, it’s usually because they have mistaken us for their normal prey, and then they swim off. Unfortunately, sometimes those who get bit, even one bite, can bleed to death. So, I stay out of the ocean these days…I love the sea, but I’m happy enough to admire it from land or on the deck of a boat….I just feel sad about the sharks being killed, when they just minding their business and trying to survive.
@@geslinam9703. yh okay
@@geslinam9703 yeah they just bite and mistake us for their normal prays, when you see sharks close by and ready to attack they should be killed.
Sharks are like the cool kids that chill and walk alone vibing
And then a few guys who think he’s gonna kill everyone shoots him for gets mugged by an Orca
@@hypnoticskull6342 orca or orcas?
me
@@killkount8933 no
And killing other kids
Always a pleasure to see drones in a good way. Every Lifeguard Station should employ a drone operator, not responsible for any physical interaction but simply a tool that can cover a large area.
Great point. I agree bro
great idea!
This is such a good idea, it made me wonder if it's been considered. Sure enough, it looks like beaches in Spain are increasingly using drone technology to monitor swimmers and respond quicker to potential drownings!
I think many busy beaches do in the summer.
Scuba diving with my family has taught me that sharks are much less aggressive and scary than how we like to show them in media. They are impressive and strong, yes, but every time I've been in the water with a shark or multiple sharks has been a peaceful interaction. Key to interacting with nature is to be respectful and don't act like food.
How do you act like food lol
@@hannahtaylor271 you splash water and make big movements like a wounded fish
It really depends on the shark. A longimanus can be very aggressive no matter your behaviour. Even Costeau warned about them. Last two fatal killings this weekend was also a longimanus. There is a limit to our safety. People nowadays often underestimate them.
@@hannahtaylor271 You act like food by acting like prey and NOT acting like a predator. Check out Ocean Ramsey, she is my source for this information.
U got lucky
They look so peaceful and majestic from above but get down on their level and you’re staring death in the face
@MrZapparin not even close, were you so excited to use this phrase now that you found out about it?
@MrZapparin ah, I see you learned quite a few words huh? And emojis as well, I see you learn the meaning of that word before you start throwing it around, young boy
Not always. When they r not hungry, they r curious creatures just checking stuff out.
@MrZapparin damn bro just gotta fill up a room with a useless ass joke thats been dead for years? thats a sad existence.
They are by no means aggressive. at most very curious. I have never heard of a great white shark attacking a human. however, he is reserved about the somewhat smaller tiger shark. But everyone has to be clear when you go swimming in the sea you are in their area. and different rules apply in the sea.
This makes me wonder how many times I’ve been relaxing in the ocean & a shark is not that far away... 🦈😳
They say about 20 ft away if your on the beach in a tropical place
Relaxing in the ocean is your first mistake
Ive been staring at you outside your house
@@dannypronk5614 ?
Every. Single. Time
I live on Cape Cod, and have always lived on the beach within 10 miles of the cape. Sharks show up in the summer in huge numbers and are largely uneventful. After a few news reports, and a very few sad or close encounters, there have actually been people who then approach sharks when they're reportedly in the area, in their kayaks now. And then they end up on the news because the shark bites their kayak. It's engaging how people react. I understand wanting to see them up close but if something bad happens, the shark will then be blamed, instead of someone's bad decision making. I love the whales and sharks, and I feel so blessed to be so close to them. I've worked for 2 companies that provide whale watches and deep sea fishing trips. And I've seen so many people who grew up in Kansas or Oklahoma, somewhere inland, who come and have never seen the ocean before. And I've seen people cry. It's incredible. The ocean holds so much awesomeness.
Really makes me appreciate technology so we can get a close up glimpse of these awe inspiring creatures. Thank you for your work!
In the future if aggressive sharks do get too close, "Autonomous lifeguard drones," can fly up and smack the sharks with paddles until they leave. That way we can live in total harmony with nature.
Sharks are like americans.. we only see the crazy ones on tv
nemnan
Not really
That's funny and true
@@jawa4929 well when I’m at school ,or go out in the mall ,or maybe even just out in general here in America I’ve never actually seen a crazy trump supporter or Biden supporter go at it.
For example I went somewhere in west Texas full of trump flags and stuff ,as a person of color that’s one of the few times they offered us food after roofing and we even got a nice pay for the job.
Second experience is my teacher ,there’s this one kid who is a republican she a democrat never seen them fight or anything and she doesn’t mind talking to him and asking him how is weekend was.
You really do only see the crazy ones on tv because I’ve never really experienced all that and only seen it on tv ,then again I live in texas which is half blue half red.
Maybe that’s the answer to everything have a Ying Yang sorta situation in politics.
@@jawa4929 about the shark or about the people
Moving towards the shark was the correct move, sharks don't automatically know where you fit into the foodchain, you doing the opposite of what a prey animal would do might scare the shark off, takes massive balls though.
YUP
but also it's a shark if you move close enough he will attack even not knowing what you are, i heard sharks also bite when they are curious about something even when they don't pretend to eat
What stupid logic. You seriously believe what you just typed? LMAO
SolidPRAWN How about instead of being a dickhead you provide us some insight on what to do instead
He’s right sharks are intelligent creatures while they will sometimes bite out of curiosity it’s usually when they’re a surfer that looks like a seal they will usually not bite a lone swimmer out of pure curiosity but if they look like they’re sizing you up just like most animals in nature you act big as you slowly retreat sometimes going at the shark to prove you aren’t prey, sharks aren’t killers they never have been unless you go to The coast of South Africa the sharks down there are insanely big and will eat anything
What magnificent creatures. I remember my brother and I sitting up on a stone wall, in Hawaii, watching several people body surfing. Because of our higher vantage point, we saw large tiger sharks swimming below them, but the body surfers didn't see them. We tried to call out that there were sharks, but the distance and waves made it so they couldn't hear us. We watched for about half an hour, and though the sharks showed a lot of curiosity, it appeared like they were just enjoying the waves as well and never became aggressive.
Wow. That shot with the man and shark sharing the water peacefully. Beautiful.
yeah, im sure that guy had a real peaceful feeling. you should delete your thought out insight..or is that sarcasm?
More like the shark watching peacefully, deciding whether to eat him or not, and the guy not being smart enough to realise how lucky he was that it decided not to eat him.
I hope this helps people understand that sharks aren't out to get people. They are always closer than we think and if they really wanted to attack they would have
They’re closer because their populations have exploded!
Tell this to the veterans of the USS Indianapolis
@@warpwolf It was mainly deep-sea sharks like Oceanic white tips that were there. That is because of the blood, commotion, and how food can be scarce in the deep sea. Yes, it was tragic but that's the circle of life.
@@mikecodester Actually, a lot of shark populations are declining worldwide and some species like the great hammerhead are classified as "critically endangered."
@@danirichey8313 thanks for your knowledge but I was just talking about Great Whites & seal population.
This is the main reason the ocean water scares the living hell at me.
you are not alone bruv
Yes but its kinda sad cause this sharks are so pretty but i understand fears of sharks i dont would swimm with them too
its not really sharks for me its mostly just fish touching me that oart scares me
Thank god for the mediterranean
There are many dangerous creatures in the ocean mainly venomous animales, specially jellyfish.
Sharks should be your last concern.
Beware tides and currents and specially panicking.
You did well on the footage.
Shark's is a perfect example how marvellous nature is .
This guys voice is so calming wth
That's what I immediately felt too. The warmth and love that he is has for the great whites is palpable and just beautiful. ❤
The top comment has people asking for videos without his voice and he says he hates his voice. I wish people hadn’t asked for that kind of video. Rude. Don’t they have a volume button?
He’s amazing and I’ve grown to appreciate all these videos and now have a new outlook on sharks and their behavior. Which used to be terrified is now a calm educated perspective though I doubt I will be asking one to join me in a swim anytime soon. Love your work Mr. Malibu!!!!!
It is tho lol
he's a pelican, they're wonderful
Note to self: Fly a drone before I go in the beach...
so true
For real 😬
Being a scouter never was this much important.
Maybe drones will become common place in life guard shelters
@@sighfly2928 That's a fantastic idea 💡👍
Rewatching 2 yrs later....So soothing ❤
as a devoted nature and animal lover and Shark enthusiast, I absolutely love your videos. They are incredible I could watch them all day, they're very much appreciated. Beautiful shots thank you for sharing!
Everything looks cute from a distance.
hey that's what my mom used to say.
oh wait...
It's always great till your getting eaten
I have feet for a reason fk that.
Up the mighty geezer garrison! Love your videos bro
💀💀
V true
i lost brain cells reading that why did i struggle so much ;-;
@@itsindy1465 because you major depressive disorder and haven’t walked in 4.7 days
Such beautiful footage. I used to surf these waters everyday growing up. Never feared for my safety but always knew they were close by. Magnificent animals that need to be protected from humans more than anything else.
Your videos make my day every time, thank you so much for all your hard work. I live in North Carolina, 3-1/2 hours from the coast, but have been obsessed with GWS since I was 5 watching Cousteau and other documentaries about sharks with my dad. I’m so happy GWS population is thriving on the east coast again.
Human: * Biting a peice of his burrito *
Commentary: "perhaps this is nature in its rawest form"
I am mexican
@@benjidoggo5405 even better
@@theguyfromwalneystreet9756 what if he doesn’t like burritos
@@vaughngod then he’s not mexican
@@theguyfromwalneystreet9756 ahh good point
As a marine biologist and ocean lover I applaud this video, showing the true nature of sharks. Not displaying them like monsters. ❤
Go get more people killed repeating that crazy shit
@@darthbigred22 shut up go hide in your basement
@@darthbigred22 sharks actually only kill people by mistake, we taste horrid to most animals. Sharks only bite people on two occasions
1. They mistook us for another animal
2. They where curious and just checking us out, as sharks explore with their mouths.
Most sharks actually spit out humans as we are too strange for them to really eat
@@darthbigred22 On average 5 people are killed by shark's per year, while domesticated dogs kill 30-50 people, horses kill about 20 people & cows kill about 22 per year.....Shall I continue or you still wanna be obliviously arrogant!?
@@darthbigred22 Jaws was just a movie mate, they're not really like that.
Looking down on them from above, the way they move so gracefully and calmly through the water and even while feeding on the dolphin, is positively mesmerizing. You've really managed to give one of the scariest-looking apex predators a beautiful look. Fantastic work!!
Your community you live in is very fortunate to have you and your passion! Not only for the obvious reasons of early warning when your drone is in the air. You’re reaching way beyond your local folks, to the entire world of beach loving people and lowering the damage/stigma the 1970’s movie Jaws, created.
Sharks are predators just like bears (and all other predatory animals) we humans by nature explore and venture into their territories the more education we have is a win win for both animal and humans.
Education is KEY.
By sharing your passion of drone flying and sharks you are a wonderful example of how one person can make a huge and much needed change/ difference! I for one Thank You!
They are cuter and more gentle looking when they are eating than I expected
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😳
Sure
That's pretty fucked up my guy
Mmhmm No
I’ve encountered the same shark 4 times while surfing at the same spot. They even gave that bastard a name because he’s so often spotted
What's his name?!?
@@bleak7263
Fluffy
@@Aromatic-ring aww😂
@@Aromatic-ring That's prolly the worst shark name anyone could come up with...
@@djackson1441
The name isn’t what concerns me. He’s like 14 feet long
Would be really cool to shoot something like this with the Mavic 3 super zoom
imagine a drone that could go underwater as well as fly...
They are so graceful, gliding through the water. Magnificent.
The amount of clueless swimmers...lmao fuck that. This video capitalized why I don’t like the beach, however, brilliant shots my friend.
Don’t act like prey they won’t treat you like prey
Naaaaw I wanna see one an experience of a lifetime
@alkar DK lol
He's probably gonna get nawed or "attack" due to how curious sharks are
Often thought of carrying 2 knives on each ankle just in case, I wear goggles most times, prefer clear water, certain areas are not so prone to sharks others such as Australia/south Africa there are alot
Last fish that attacked me got a really good shouting at under water,
It was about 2 inches long had no teeth & was territorial as f. Not looking forward to encounters with anything larger, he gets strength to weight with marine animals
Doesn't this just show that sharks don't typically attack people and yr actually irrelevant
If it was me, I would have gone full Scooby-Doo style swimming, and just skip over the water..xD
Lol
Thank you for the beautiful footage, absolutely stunning. Your voice is so calm (you can hear your passion for them as well) and the music just adds to the peaceful atmosphere. They are magnificent creatures. Thank you for the upload.
Wo wow wow…. As someone who has always had an obsession with Sharks and the ocean in general…. This made me very emotional. Beautiful. 🖤
The swimmer when saw the shark felt more love and admiration for it than fear, that's why he stood to contemplate the king of the ocean. Respect
I agree and I think this also wasn't his first encounter.
Orcas are the kings of the ocean.
Love and admiration? That's a little too poetic, no? He was curious more likely.
@@TheMountainBeyondTheWoods I don’t this the commenter was exaggerating. It looked like he froze in awe at the shark
@@Sabrina11113 which makes compleate sence, white sharks are typically VERY big animals, and SO powerful! I would be frozen with awe as well!
the sharks look almost peaceful. i hate how people criticize and portray sharks as ferocious and evil. now they’re endangered and we might lose such a beautiful creature.
if we lose sharks at the rate we currently are the oceans ecosystem will collapse.
@@kudolemon9888 correct
i hate how mankind kills every mystery on this planet.
They're both.
It's the music lol
So beautiful. I have such a soft spot for Great White Sharks. They are the most amazing predatory fish in our oceans. I never tire of watching them. Thanks for the recap of videos.
Thank you for sharing these beautiful footage. We are so lucky to exist in this world amongst all of these other majestic living beings.
Love the close up shots and how they don’t automatically attack swimmers .
Thanks a ton!
They Wont attack swimmers if they dont provoke Many attacks occured because shark. Confuse people to marine lions because of surf
Agree
@Henrich Muller No for real... they HATE how we taste.
90% of the time Sharks dont eat the people they attack, because they mistook us for a tasty tasty seal.
Imagine you order a Big Mac and get a apple dipped in vinegar... Id not eat it either.
Wait until he will get hungry and then we see if they dont attack humans...it was so dumb to swim next to this shark when you know he can bite your head off only if he gets hungry..the swimmer was lucky that the shark wasn't hungry at that time
I really appreciate you using peaceful and beautiful music when recording the sharks, its something that should be used more often because it would help diminish the stigma of sharks being evil killers
They’re not evil creatures they are very dangerous creatures no matter how beautiful and majestic they are. Its best to keep your distance.
I see ya point, but you silly shark worshippers! It is a killing machine and like it or not you are on the menu. No matter how cuddly you wish they were lol.
@@wendyrosson27 Humans are not on sharks' menu! The very low yearly number of attacks should be proof enough despite millions of people swimming among them constantly.
@@wendyrosson27 You should be more scared of Dolphins.
@@wendyrosson27 Uh, so are all carnivores I guess, that doesn’t mean you have to have an unrealistic fear of them. Plus human is not really in the diet for sharks. You might have a phobia of sharks, but no need to project on others
What drone is used here?
this made me cry with how beautiful it was
Shark "I just wanna feel appreciated" Dolphins' "Bye"
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That clip of the shark looking at the swimmer is the same as when I get high and end up staring in the fridge I know I’m hungry but I don’t know what I want to eat...
thats cuz eating is a high and people want the right high. thats why in relationships no one wants to hurt the other person but they each want their own highs unless they agree.
@@seangrim3293 were you high when writing this 😂
@@jenbabs100 im not sure.
Sharks really don’t like human. They are often pretty docile while around people
Jeez that music is putting me to tears what the heck. Sharks will tear you up alive but they're so graceful!
Drones give a beautiful view of nature we would never see except from by chopper or plane.
The silence of drones adds to the peace
I know many people don’t realize it but that guys encounter with the shark is so rare and how they both kinda vibes together is honestly such a beautiful thing to co exist.
It obviously just ate otherwise the man be shark poop
I never thought seeing a animal getting torn into peaces could be wholesome
Whole Foods, baby!!!!
@@lisleselfstorage6292 cok
Probably the gentle piano music over the top.
While Deep Sea Fishing. In the Gulf of Mexico years ago. Saw a Nice Size Mackerel. Ripped in two by a Barracuda. Things like that you never forget.
@@DanielMartinez-fk9qb nice
I love your voice and narrarion...together the footage and background music, makes a masterpiece. You, sir, are a beautiful artist!
Wonderful footage. You are doing an outstanding job. I certainly hope to see more of your presentations of these dynamic creatures. Again , thank you.
This is amazing, and your voice is so calming.
Wow, thank you!
Yeah, he has the perfect voice for his videos. Very soothing.
Incredible video! I’d love to join you on a wildlife drone adventure sometime man!
@꧁Aesthetic Cap꧂ Wait what??!?
Simp
@@jaydw4697 fr
Hey! It’s the Clatt that travels!
@꧁Aesthetic Cap꧂ shut up
I had the great privilege of getting to see a young white shark in California back in 2019. Just seeing a small juvenile was amazing.
I find your videos totally captivating about Great Whites and their being so close to people swimming at the beach. I can't wait to watch your next video; Thank you very much for your patience in capturing these pictures in time about the Great Whites. Your videos takes away the FEAR that the movie "JAWS" put in me. THANK YOU SIR!
NGL this is the first time thinking that this shark was just a curious little fella who wanted to see some other parts of the big ocean.
Very cute.
Shark: "I miss being human."
Human: "I miss being shark."
😐
Reject humanity go back to shark
What?
I would give my life to be rebirthed as a Great white shark and hopefully if i grow as an adult shark i could just calmly swerve around the wide oceans
@@lodii7246 same here
There is so much love and respect for life and nature in your voice... thank you for sharing this video with us! 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
You have a new subscriber ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for the calmness you bring to your videos. Thank you for also protraying these animals as innocent and not monsters with intimidating music. Thabk you for educating us viewers, love the content 🙏🏻✨❤️
Thanks for subbing!
I am incredibly terrified by sharks since I was a child, to a point that I cant stand seeing a picture of a shark without being scared or looking to something else, but this video shows a much beautifull side of this amazing animal, I still felt scared while watching the video, but it still helped me a lot comprehending this creature, amazing video❤
Same. My phobia is so 3xtreme I cant go in the ocean. My heart was racing this whole video
I feel this way about spiders. I cannot stand looking at them even in pictures. Yet in artistic forms I do appreciate their aesthetic value.
that's interesting. how do you react to videos of people petting them?
I've been cage diving with sharks. Even with some bait in the water they were very docile. Wouldn't have wanted to be outside the cage by myself with that many but they are more curious than anything. Couple of our more jerky movements in the cage made them distance for a moment before coming back in.
This was a stunning clip! I'm happy you do what you love and you're very good at! I love the sea and ocean life 💙
I used to be so scared of sharks and i was getting excited when mire and more leave the world, now i am happy that they are out there. So thank you for making me have a change of heart
When you said, "this young shark hasn't figured out his place in the sea yet," it made me feel kinda sad for him because they don't swim in groups like dolphins do. Amazing and beautiful footage though!
@ur door lame thank you. not for the advice, but to show that if some people just think a little they dont have to comment dumb stuff like "it made me feel kinda sad for him because they don't swim in groups like dolphins do"
Some great whites do swim together
@@edofluit6568 Sweetie, maybe YOU thought it was dumb, but it wasn't really about "because they don't swim in groups like dolphins," it was because it sounds like a lonely existence. They're not humans, I get it, but apparently you didn't get the point. So if you think I'm "dumb" for saying something like that, well honey I think the same thing about you. 😘
@ur door lame I'm glad you didn't feel the need to be rude about how I felt and expressing that feeling, unlike Edo Fluit.
@@californiacobra527 i dont think you are dumb. i think it was a dumb comment.
TheMalibuArtist: "Sharks are the kings of the oceans"
Orca: "Hold my beer..."
Meg: Hold my balls
Thank you very much for sharing these beautiful footages, and I really appreciate the way you talk about these wonderfull creatures. ♥
I love Great Whites so much. They are so beautiful.
As a mother, I nearly shit myself when I saw the shark so close to those children. I am so happy that you told us that you warned the parents. Thanks! You make awesome videos and I’m excited to see more
750x more chance of kids drowning in a swimming pool in US than anyone of any age being killed by a shark 379 children die in pools and spa's every year alone, there is on average one shark attack fatality every two years.
@@ynotnilknarf39 no one asked
@@candykaine6537 yup. They're gonna say it anyway.
@@ynotnilknarf39 there’s probably more encounters of children that can’t swim near pools than children near sharks. Sample size matters.
@@yankorramos3840 erm, people swimming in the sea is as frequent as swimming in pools in the US. People still drive cars yet the kill ratio is higher than being killed when cycling (by motorists driving cars and trucks etc), yet most consider it 'dangerous' to cycle. When you break down the stats people's perceptions are often massively askew.
The bloke who came close....didn't panic and swam towards the shark....was literally the most perfect thing he could have done in that situation. He is educated
Beautiful footage. Definitive proof that Great Whites are not mindless eaters, footage like this can change so many perceptions for the better. Well done sir.
I don't know why but this kinda made me feel emotional. Relaxed even.
Random swimmer: "Yeah it was like that dating phase, when neither one wants to make the next step"
Me: *loses foot contact in open waters and starts hyperventilating immediately*
Your narration is so gentle. I love all of this.
Thank you so much!
I have always feared the ocean mainly because of how mysterious it is and what type of cosmic horrors await us but this guy made feel reassured and appreciate the beauty of the oceab
I’ve had such bad anxiety and your content has really helped that. Thank you.
My mind was blown when I realized that sharks existed before trees did. They are survivors. They swam among the dinosaurs. We should respect and admire these ancient creatures...
It hurts my soul to know how many of them get killed by humans every year.
Before trees? Huh
@@dime9398 wow they really come from the really start of life underwater then
Creatures and plants were created in the same week as us😉
@@westaussie965 ye ik that god got the speedrun wr but he used glitches, evolution did a glitchless speedrun so he had to use species to create other species and natural selection takes longer but it made the run really more interesting in my opinion
@@trickstabbed Yes lol.
Trees have been around for ~370 million years, the oldest shark fossils predate that by almost 50 million years
They’ve been here long before the dinosaurs and will more than likely outlive humans as well
And the “funny” thing is, that humans kill more sharks in a minute than a shark kills a human in years.
Sharks almost never kill humans. It's pretty sad that these animals are hunted upon for no reason since they are beautiful
Agreed , we kill millions of them everyday and when one human, usually an ignorant human who swims by themselves in open water get eaten , it's hunt all Sharks. Benchley and Spielberg had a lot to answer.
Good thing they don’t walk on land
@@theprinceoftides6836 okay u want other animals to be gone or sum?
@Garret Lines ecosystem
I watched this with my 9 year old daughter. We were both mesmerised. Excellent work.
Im Moment denke ich grade, dass dies wohl der wunderschönste Clip ist, den ich je gesehen hab. Kann gar nich aufhören in immer und immer wieder anzuschauen. Die Bilder und die Musik dazu treffen direkt in mein Herz❤ 1000 Mal Danke dafür 🙏🫂
What an amazing channel! The quality is like a TV documentary! Keep this up!
Thanks for watching folks. My next video will be of a breach I captured in front of the drone! Stay tuned!
Nice!
Have a good 2021 and be safe! Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱✌🏻❤🦈❤
Have you gone cage diving with white sharks? I went to Guadalupe Island in 2019 to cage dive with these magnificent animals because I wanted to see them up close and personal but in their own environment. They are truly amazing, no black doll eye's, beautiful blue around their iris. Being eye to eye, watching them as they look at me was incredible. They were very graceful, came up to the cage and looked and continued swimming away.
White sharks are very misunderstood, Jaws made them look like the monsters of the ocean. I love white sharks, was supposed to go see them in 2020, but Guadalupe Island was closed to tourists.
@@jackiedee64 that is on my bucketlist. But I can't, I have a lungdisease... 🥺 ❤🦈❤
@@nancyovereem5328 that stinks. I'm sorry. I don't know if you've looked into cage diving, but when you go into the cage, you're just below the surface. So, if you had an issue, you could raise your hand enough for the crew to see, and they open the cage and you're out.
So beautiful…for some reason, this brought me to tears. ❤️
I love learning about these magnificent animals! I’ve watched shark week since the 80’s when I was a kid n teen.
Just remember us humans are in their world when we’re swimming
Gee thx Captain Obvios
Mark Weston No need to be rude.
@Kane Bennett amen brother amen
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Whoever disliked this, doesnt appreciate the quality of this footage
Thank you I really enjoyed your videos and the fact thst you did not lie or over dramstise what's going in. Simply nature and beauty all together. Thank you for starting ✌
Crazy to see how much you have evolved with your filming! This video is from 2 years ago, and it is spectacular, but I can see how your content has become even better!
1:17 “They love the warmth of shallow waters, especially in the summers!”
Watching how close the sharks are on shore and hearing when they usually show up and where makes me remember all the times I was far out on the beach....just imagine I even live on Hawaii
To be fair, great whites don’t usually dwell by the Hawaiian islands. That’s where the Tiger sharks live, though!
Sharks are often all around you when you're in the water. We just don't see them.
Such an awesome graceful creature . I’ve professionally fished the southern ocean for 35 years and every time we cross paths I’m always hypnotised by the sheer beauty and power they display
This is absolutely incredible to watch. Really good and rare footage, thank you for this!
The footage you captured of the Great White feeding is absolutely stunning!! What an incredible-and incredibly lucky!-thing to catch and witness!! Sharks are such incredible creatures, I hope videos like these can help teach people that they are not mindless killing machines, they are animals to be respected. Thank you for sharing this awesome footage!!