I used to believe that but go watch a channel called shark happens and u will see there is hundreds of times sharks hunted humans it didn't bite out of curiosity it was pure predation and its covered up especially in holiday areas and that's why you hear things like sharks don't like the taste of humans and its only by accident they attack or its cos they mistake us for seals but after 1 bite they leave that is absolute bullshit . Salt water crocodiles and sharks are monsters and that's why they have lasted billions of years cos they will hunt everything . They are marvellous creatures but they will kill you without hesitation if that's what they want
@@jamyz232 No, that stuff is absolutely true and them attacking and continuously feasting on humans is the absolute bullshit. Don't get me wrong, it happens, especially if a shark is hungry enough, but it's still rare. Stop promoting fear mongering. Views like this are the reason people think it's okay to just hunt down sharks without needing a reason and why they are currently facing extinction within the next 50-100 years (Great whites anyway).
@@jamyz232 There is a big difference between monster and predator. I didn't say they are angels. They still predators. But for sure they are not monsters. I think in term of monstrosity we humans reached the top (and again animals aren't angels too). Sharks are predators, with a great predatory instinct and not the most aware. If they are hungry, see something that look like a prey, they are not going to ask themself "oh wait is that really a prey that give me the necessary to live", if it's really a prey, they don't have to lose time. So they attack and think what is it really after. You think Lions are monsters? Tigers are monsters ? Bears are monsters ? Hippos are monsters ? Mosquito are monsters ?
"A diver got a little more than he bargained for when he attracted the attention of a great white shark while cage diving." What in the world did this guy bargain for then??? Cage diving with plankton? Oh my goodness, the shark that can detect electrical signals was exploring a giant metal cage that's giving off weird electrical signals?! What a revelation!
You forgot to mention how him being "bumped to the back of the cage saved his life". Ummm, the shark BARELY bumped the cage and came to a full stop with it's mouth nowhere near the big openings of the cage. It casually swam away after. The guy was in absolutely zero danger from that shark. Ridiculous narration.
I dont understand why people go out into shark infested areas on kayaks. Like am I wrong to think thats a really horrible idea? lol regardless, balls of steel but man... hell naw
@@milabra4810 that’s not true. There are certainly areas/regions that are more populated by sharks relative to other areas. And 28% is a large variance. It’s more likely to be around 75% less than in the 70’s.
He didn't "attack" the bars on the other saide, wth, it was merely a nose boop. Also, I love how the little fish moved out of the shark's way when it got closer to the cage.
was gonna say with the eyes are rolled back on the shark he can't really see so he's just kinda pokin around and feeling the cage. the rolled eyes are in case the cage hits back for some reason.
I will break down how each video made me feel: 1st video (#6): Exactly what I would hope for in a cage dive. Anxiety 1 out of 10 (thank god for the red arrows, I would have been so confused) 2nd video (#5): If you spend any amount of time in the ocean, you have to expect something like this. The shark was curios, investigated, moved on. Adrenaline activating for sure but makes for a good story. Anxiety 5 out of 10 3rd video (#4): What an awesome experience and a beautiful shark. Nothing haunting here. Anxiety 1 out of 10 4th video (#3): Again, you'd hope something like this would happen during a cage dive. There might be a bit of anxiety briefly because that's a big ass shark but that would be amazing. Anxiety 3 out of 10...for a second 5th video (#2): I would have full on shit my pants!!! This is a haunting video. That shark did exactly what it was made to do, used its environment, was stealthy and checked that dudes oil before he even knew what was happening. That guy is lucky the shark didn't want him. That water is too murky for me to be in. Anxiety 5 out of 10 just being in that water, 12 out of 10 when he finally realized the shark was there. 6th video (#1): Another amazing experience however this is definitely one of those situations when you have to realize you are in the sharks house and you damn well better mind your manners. It really is up to the shark on how this one ends. Those dudes stayed calm and got together, the shark checked them out and everything went ok. This would be amazing and a little unnerving as well. Anxiety 3 or 4 out of 10 just because you don't know what will happen. So there's my take on these. As an added note, these are actually better to watch with the sound turned off. The narrator try's to make the clips much more than they are using words like beast, a lone man trying to cage dive in piece, spear fishing gun and intense clip. Lol, if I was to make a bet, I'd say the narrator is from South Dakota and has only seen this stuff on youtube. But, he has 211K subscribers so he's doing something right.
was gonna say number 3 was one of the most exaggerated ones next to the 1st video and 3rd video. he's like "the shark rammed into the cage" and I'm like he accidentally bumped into it cuz he cant see bro. that 5th video was fuckin just bro shit his pants and I'm honestly surprised that shark didn't just nom his arm off cuz he gave the shark pretty much every greenlight possible to be prey bein in murky water, getting caught off guard and pretty much caressed by the shark, then panic swimming to the surface at full speed (granted no one can blame him)
0:54 oh my god so scary. Honestly the shark is just curious, he doesn’t even attack the bars he just wanted to see what it was. Plus the divers wanted to see shark.
The unintelligible parts of the diver man and the shark is he is saying “get back” in different exclamations. Time for reference is around 2:14 Hope that helps 😊
I think number one is the scariest because the great white could’ve knocked them off the kayak easily. This is why we don’t kayak in the ocean😂. But it didn’t knock them off because it is a chill animal
I had an encounter with a curious enormous shark as big as our boat with my lil bro 3 years ago. Up till now we never had the guts to get into deep water ocean again. The beast literally freakin traumatised the shit out of us
i think sharks are beautiful, and are somewhat calming. but in saying that, they are the thing i am most afraid of when it comes to creatures. i haven't been swimming in the ocean since my brother and i saw a tiger shark at the end of the dock where me and my friends used to swim when i was younger. that was in maybe 8 ft deep water in lake macquarie NSW. to my recollection, and my brother agrees it would have been at least 7-8 ft in length, and it swam straight under us just before we were going to jump off the end of the dock.
If sharks hunted in packs we’d be dead because one shark would come up to you to attract your attention then another one would come from underneath and eat you, but only if they were hungry because if they were just curious they wouldn’t tell the others to attack because they were checking it out. 👍 thank god they’re not like velociraptors 😅
I don't know if the narrator understands that the diver is in a cage because he WANTED to see great whites, he would not be in a cage if he had wanted to see the small reef shark.
I enjoy every last one of these but most of them aren’t actually scary. Number 2 and even number 1 however truly did had me with wide open eyes. Holy crap those were really close
Anyone who is a bit younger and hasn't been told this yet, please don't demonise sharks, they are awesome creatures that don't deserve the fear mongering that videos like this present. Also the only scary thing about these videos is the music
Okay, the first shark in this video is clearly not attacking. Sharks have very little ways to explore a new thing apart from circling it or teething at it. It's obvious that the lil guy's biting wasn't even aggressive, he was just curious. As for the sharks charging into caves, keep in mind that sharks can't move backwards, so bumping their heads into shark cages is actually more common than you'd think.
It's interesting to see people do things that I would never ever ever do. Like scuba diving in the ocean. I'm sure somebody will correct me about the statistics of being eaten by a shark and how they're far lower than dying in a car accident. Tell that to the guy who just got eaten in Sydney a day or two ago
1. Great White sharks feel with their mouths. 2. They're very curious. 3. Wraring a dark - coloured in particularly a black swimsuit with fins causes ine to resemble a large seal which is a Great White shark's most desired food source. 4. If a human being is in rhe icean he/she is in shark territory and habitat. 5. A shark can be considered as the dog of the ocean - they have different temperaments eith moods and will bite if they feel threatened and or agitated and are territorial cteatures like dogs.
Totally agree. The people who are scared have absolutely no knowledge of these amazing animals or they watched Jaws in their younger years and think that.. No idea what those people are actually thinking...
I swear sharks just be playn wit us, they’re playful creatures but curious at the same time, they prolli don’t know who we are until they get close enough to recognize who we are then they chill
I found this video harrowing, truly these are some utterly horrific encounters. These poors sharks I just can't imagine, swimming around minding your own business, see some weird thing bobbing about then u just go to check it out and you're being jabbed at with spears, hooked on fishing lines, bloody massive cages right in the middle of your lovely fish filled feeding sessions with suspicious looking creatures obviously trying to compete for your meal.
I luv this channel and videos! Thank you to all who have to do with these. IMO, this one was a little boring. How about you guys try a video on Kamodo 🐉 Dragons?? That’s would be different.
There's a few encounters where people actually scream & scare away great whites. Them juveniles (8-13 feet)are very curious & just really exploring their dietary options. Really beautiful but dangerous animals that should be respected at all times when in their environment.
"shark 'attacks' black thing and then "oh Noes Shark attacks the other bar " 🙀 .. Also known as curiosity to the Beautiful Creature ♥️ but I guess that doesn't match your voice style as well 🙀😂😂😂
These people who go out kayaking..still, after all the bafoons b4 them, and in a boat less than a foot off the surface and shorter than most sharks, deserve to be lunch!
This commentator is ridiculous. Humans are in a sharks food chain. The shark biting the cage? He was curious. Their mouth is the only sense of touch they have. It’s not like he has an arm on the end of his fin. I’ve open dived with 3 different shark species and the last thing they see us as is food. Literally, a shark sees a human under water and they think, “the fuck is that?”
Sharks are beautiful creatures and we need them I can’t believe there are ppl out there that kill millions of them each year… Those ppl deserve the same fate… just sayin
"Fending off an aggressive and most likely hungry shark" if that shark wanted him it would have taken him while his back was turned. They are ambush predators. It was just curious about him. Also the diver being pushed to the back of the cage saved his life? What would have happened was the shark going to reach through the bars and pull him out?
If your not confident around sharks,don’t even think about entering their territory,dangerous not just for you,bit irresponsible because someone will have to risk their own lives to save your ass,but also you may turn a shark into a man eater once they get a taste,
Imagine going into the ocean and being in utter disbelief that you saw a shark lol
Sharks aren't monsters, they can be curious. But for sure, a curious great white shark is scarier than a curious little bird 😂
I used to believe that but go watch a channel called shark happens and u will see there is hundreds of times sharks hunted humans it didn't bite out of curiosity it was pure predation and its covered up especially in holiday areas and that's why you hear things like sharks don't like the taste of humans and its only by accident they attack or its cos they mistake us for seals but after 1 bite they leave that is absolute bullshit . Salt water crocodiles and sharks are monsters and that's why they have lasted billions of years cos they will hunt everything . They are marvellous creatures but they will kill you without hesitation if that's what they want
@@jamyz232 No, that stuff is absolutely true and them attacking and continuously feasting on humans is the absolute bullshit. Don't get me wrong, it happens, especially if a shark is hungry enough, but it's still rare. Stop promoting fear mongering. Views like this are the reason people think it's okay to just hunt down sharks without needing a reason and why they are currently facing extinction within the next 50-100 years (Great whites anyway).
@@jamyz232 There is a big difference between monster and predator. I didn't say they are angels. They still predators. But for sure they are not monsters. I think in term of monstrosity we humans reached the top (and again animals aren't angels too). Sharks are predators, with a great predatory instinct and not the most aware. If they are hungry, see something that look like a prey, they are not going to ask themself "oh wait is that really a prey that give me the necessary to live", if it's really a prey, they don't have to lose time. So they attack and think what is it really after.
You think Lions are monsters? Tigers are monsters ? Bears are monsters ? Hippos are monsters ? Mosquito are monsters ?
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"A diver got a little more than he bargained for when he attracted the attention of a great white shark while cage diving."
What in the world did this guy bargain for then??? Cage diving with plankton?
Oh my goodness, the shark that can detect electrical signals was exploring a giant metal cage that's giving off weird electrical signals?! What a revelation!
Such sarcasm 😂, love it.
Lol
Cage diving with plankton...I died...😁😆😁
You forgot to mention how him being "bumped to the back of the cage saved his life". Ummm, the shark BARELY bumped the cage and came to a full stop with it's mouth nowhere near the big openings of the cage. It casually swam away after. The guy was in absolutely zero danger from that shark.
Ridiculous narration.
Hey bro, can the next video be snake entcouners?
Yesss. You don't hear about those ones as much.
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Yeah is no video for that snake I agree 😎😎😎
@@SomeOne-zw6kh oolllllooll oo
I was legit about to ask the same thing
Unexpected guest? In the ocean. Buddy, you’re the unexpected guest. I would love to see the shark version of a similar video.
Fr man.
So now you aren’t even allowed to swim in the ocean
I dont understand why people go out into shark infested areas on kayaks. Like am I wrong to think thats a really horrible idea? lol regardless, balls of steel but man... hell naw
No area is "shark infested." Truth is, shark populations have dropped 70-98% since the 70's (varying from species to species)
@@milabra4810 thats a good point. I guess what I meant was that I would be too chicken shit to go near any deep area in a tiny kayak like that.
@@milabra4810 that’s not true. There are certainly areas/regions that are more populated by sharks relative to other areas. And 28% is a large variance. It’s more likely to be around 75% less than in the 70’s.
I have to agree. Not very smart.
@@MeatzB they said varying on species. So some are 70% depleted others are 98% depleted
I really don’t understand why people go out fishing in the ocean on kayaks? 🤷♂️
1000 Iq
kayaks is cheap and they cannot rent a boat because it’s too expensive
IDK
Because nothing happens
Wait, there's a grizzly 🐻 bear. Let me get my .22 rifle. That's enough to make me safe huh?
Adding red arrows was hilarious 😂.
Thanks for putting an arrow on the shark, we would never has noticed it otherwise 👍
“and here we have 30ft great white approaching the cameraman”
Me: “I’m sorry where?”
😂
He didn't "attack" the bars on the other saide, wth, it was merely a nose boop.
Also, I love how the little fish moved out of the shark's way when it got closer to the cage.
was gonna say with the eyes are rolled back on the shark he can't really see so he's just kinda pokin around and feeling the cage. the rolled eyes are in case the cage hits back for some reason.
"This cage diver got more than they bargained for" I don't know man, looks like they got exactly what they wanted.
I will break down how each video made me feel:
1st video (#6): Exactly what I would hope for in a cage dive. Anxiety 1 out of 10 (thank god for the red arrows, I would have been so confused)
2nd video (#5): If you spend any amount of time in the ocean, you have to expect something like this. The shark was curios, investigated, moved on. Adrenaline activating for sure but makes for a good story. Anxiety 5 out of 10
3rd video (#4): What an awesome experience and a beautiful shark. Nothing haunting here. Anxiety 1 out of 10
4th video (#3): Again, you'd hope something like this would happen during a cage dive. There might be a bit of anxiety briefly because that's a big ass shark but that would be amazing. Anxiety 3 out of 10...for a second
5th video (#2): I would have full on shit my pants!!! This is a haunting video. That shark did exactly what it was made to do, used its environment, was stealthy and checked that dudes oil before he even knew what was happening. That guy is lucky the shark didn't want him. That water is too murky for me to be in. Anxiety 5 out of 10 just being in that water, 12 out of 10 when he finally realized the shark was there.
6th video (#1): Another amazing experience however this is definitely one of those situations when you have to realize you are in the sharks house and you damn well better mind your manners. It really is up to the shark on how this one ends. Those dudes stayed calm and got together, the shark checked them out and everything went ok. This would be amazing and a little unnerving as well. Anxiety 3 or 4 out of 10 just because you don't know what will happen.
So there's my take on these. As an added note, these are actually better to watch with the sound turned off. The narrator try's to make the clips much more than they are using words like beast, a lone man trying to cage dive in piece, spear fishing gun and intense clip. Lol, if I was to make a bet, I'd say the narrator is from South Dakota and has only seen this stuff on youtube. But, he has 211K subscribers so he's doing something right.
was gonna say number 3 was one of the most exaggerated ones next to the 1st video and 3rd video. he's like "the shark rammed into the cage" and I'm like he accidentally bumped into it cuz he cant see bro. that 5th video was fuckin just bro shit his pants and I'm honestly surprised that shark didn't just nom his arm off cuz he gave the shark pretty much every greenlight possible to be prey bein in murky water, getting caught off guard and pretty much caressed by the shark, then panic swimming to the surface at full speed (granted no one can blame him)
First shark was just checking the cage was well set up 😂
Shark swims by
Narrator: The shark attempts to devour!
You don't upload too often, but that just builds more excitement when you upload!
0:54 oh my god so scary. Honestly the shark is just curious, he doesn’t even attack the bars he just wanted to see what it was. Plus the divers wanted to see shark.
Would have crapped myself those big sharks in the water with you and no protection. Had to be scary as hell. Was fun to watch. Great video
👍👍👍You're back is always great!
Can you make Orca Encounters ?
The unintelligible parts of the diver man and the shark is he is saying “get back” in different exclamations. Time for reference is around 2:14 Hope that helps 😊
I still need more chilling crocodile encounters
100000%
Fact
See claws everyone wantss
@@thatguy7928 🐊 please crocodiles please
oh thank so much you for efforts with the big red arrows - i wouldn’t have known where the sharks were otherwise
We’re gonna need a bigger boat
I was kinda hoping the first shark was going to open the cage doors by twisting that wheel
Me, very thalassophobic.
Also me: Shark encounter videos, yasssss. 😅
The big red arrows really made it easier for me to see the sharks.
Number 3 I think he said under water: hey stay back! Huh! Stay back! HUH!
Ayo can you do Komodo dragon encounters
I think number one is the scariest because the great white could’ve knocked them off the kayak easily. This is why we don’t kayak in the ocean😂. But it didn’t knock them off because it is a chill animal
Love shark videos! I'm a shark subreddit nerd lol
I love how they highlight the shark when you can obviously see it 😂
My favorite animal channel !!!
Nice Sir I always like your video
I had an encounter with a curious enormous shark as big as our boat with my lil bro 3 years ago. Up till now we never had the guts to get into deep water ocean again. The beast literally freakin traumatised the shit out of us
VERY AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!
i think sharks are beautiful, and are somewhat calming. but in saying that, they are the thing i am most afraid of when it comes to creatures.
i haven't been swimming in the ocean since my brother and i saw a tiger shark at the end of the dock where me and my friends used to swim when i was younger. that was in maybe 8 ft deep water in lake macquarie NSW. to my recollection, and my brother agrees it would have been at least 7-8 ft in length, and it swam straight under us just before we were going to jump off the end of the dock.
i like how he isn’t like “oh these animals are trying to kill these people”
Clip 6:great white shark
Clip 5:great white shark
Clip 4:tiger shark
Clip 3:great white shark
Clip 2:great white shark
Clip 1:great white shark
thanks for the big Red circles and arrows, I wouldn't have known what I was looking for otherwise 🤣🤦♀️
Moose encounters? They’re pretty common to run into
If sharks hunted in packs we’d be dead because one shark would come up to you to attract your attention then another one would come from underneath and eat you, but only if they were hungry because if they were just curious they wouldn’t tell the others to attack because they were checking it out. 👍 thank god they’re not like velociraptors 😅
shark be like " don't worry hooman imma test that cage for you "
I don’t really think the big red arrows are necessary! If you’re in your yard you see birds, if you’re in the ocean you see sharks! 😆
Man has terrifying experience while out diving a great white shark slowly swims by minding its own business 😐
Listen, anytime you go fishing off the coast of Africa, a shark is NOT unexpected
#2 was the scariest by far lol
I don't know if the narrator understands that the diver is in a cage because he WANTED to see great whites, he would not be in a cage if he had wanted to see the small reef shark.
Can you do Komodo Dragon encounters please?
Can you do Moose encounters?
Literally all of these are just videos of sharks being curious.
Good thing you pointed out the sharks with red arrows,otherwise I would never have seen them
Thanks for adding the arrows in totally could not see the shark
Sharks are curious and actually have really bad eyesight, if anything you should be afraid of killer whales and dolphins.
Killer whales don’t attack people
Sharks actually have exceptional eyesight. Well over ten times sharper than that of a human.
I enjoy every last one of these but most of them aren’t actually scary. Number 2 and even number 1 however truly did had me with wide open eyes. Holy crap those were really close
#2 is wild!!!!
Anyone who is a bit younger and hasn't been told this yet, please don't demonise sharks, they are awesome creatures that don't deserve the fear mongering that videos like this present. Also the only scary thing about these videos is the music
Congrats to 206K subscribe We will always support to 500K 😊😊😊🥰🥰
Great video to watch before being forced to go to the beach by your parents!
I love when people get attacked by sharks. The arrogance of humans and how they think they are the center of everything.
Is there any wonder the shark attacked? Probably frightened being surrounded by all those divers.
The narrator should follow me around while I teach grade 5's...that would be truly haunting...lol.
Sharks will not hunt me, the voice will.😬
Okay, the first shark in this video is clearly not attacking. Sharks have very little ways to explore a new thing apart from circling it or teething at it. It's obvious that the lil guy's biting wasn't even aggressive, he was just curious. As for the sharks charging into caves, keep in mind that sharks can't move backwards, so bumping their heads into shark cages is actually more common than you'd think.
It's interesting to see people do things that I would never ever ever do. Like scuba diving in the ocean. I'm sure somebody will correct me about the statistics of being eaten by a shark and how they're far lower than dying in a car accident. Tell that to the guy who just got eaten in Sydney a day or two ago
6:00 that wasn’t very scary but more magestic
It’s their home, they have every right to be curious ❤️
1. Great White sharks feel with their mouths.
2. They're very curious.
3. Wraring a dark - coloured in particularly a black swimsuit with fins causes ine to resemble a large seal which is a Great White shark's most desired food source.
4. If a human being is in rhe icean he/she is in shark territory and habitat.
5. A shark can be considered as the dog of the ocean - they have different temperaments eith moods and will bite if they feel threatened and or agitated and are territorial cteatures like dogs.
Totally agree. The people who are scared have absolutely no knowledge of these amazing animals or they watched Jaws in their younger years and think that.. No idea what those people are actually thinking...
Anyone know what's in the sharks 3rd Gill at 0.56
It's great that they added all those red arrows, otherwise the shark and the bar were practically invisible.
Next video about snake encounters ❤️
Scary!
thank god for those arrows hey, i know i would have missed it other wise!!!
I swear sharks just be playn wit us, they’re playful creatures but curious at the same time, they prolli don’t know who we are until they get close enough to recognize who we are then they chill
I found this video harrowing, truly these are some utterly horrific encounters. These poors sharks I just can't imagine, swimming around minding your own business, see some weird thing bobbing about then u just go to check it out and you're being jabbed at with spears, hooked on fishing lines, bloody massive cages right in the middle of your lovely fish filled feeding sessions with suspicious looking creatures obviously trying to compete for your meal.
I luv this channel and videos! Thank you to all who have to do with these. IMO, this one was a little boring. How about you guys try a video on Kamodo 🐉 Dragons?? That’s would be different.
"The brave man decides to let it go.................. Afraid that its strength might flip his kayak."
There's a few encounters where people actually scream & scare away great whites. Them juveniles (8-13 feet)are very curious & just really exploring their dietary options. Really beautiful but dangerous animals that should be respected at all times when in their environment.
"shark 'attacks' black thing and then "oh Noes Shark attacks the other bar " 🙀 .. Also known as curiosity to the Beautiful Creature ♥️ but I guess that doesn't match your voice style as well 🙀😂😂😂
Holy crap. That #2 scared the bageebies out of me.
Hii claws!!im from Malaysia 🇲🇾
These people who go out kayaking..still, after all the bafoons b4 them, and in a boat less than a foot off the surface and shorter than most sharks, deserve to be lunch!
This commentator is ridiculous. Humans are in a sharks food chain. The shark biting the cage? He was curious. Their mouth is the only sense of touch they have. It’s not like he has an arm on the end of his fin. I’ve open dived with 3 different shark species and the last thing they see us as is food. Literally, a shark sees a human under water and they think, “the fuck is that?”
Sharks are beautiful creatures and we need them I can’t believe there are ppl out there that kill millions of them each year… Those ppl deserve the same fate… just sayin
Do one video with wolfs attacks
yo wsp
clawssss
Part 3
Sharks regard diving cages as food wrappers.
"Fending off an aggressive and most likely hungry shark" if that shark wanted him it would have taken him while his back was turned. They are ambush predators. It was just curious about him. Also the diver being pushed to the back of the cage saved his life? What would have happened was the shark going to reach through the bars and pull him out?
Can the next one be wolf encounters
I really wasnt worried when he started biting the cage bc sharks attack by vibration
" I'm not in a kayak designed for fishing" " But I'm fishing in a kayak " FFS
Scary
yo this one was good. creepy encounters
This is why I take showers instead of baths!
Had to laugh at the fact that the film maker felt it necessary to add a large red arrow to show where the shark is....
*kayak not designed for fishing*
Human: Lets take it this kayak fishing in the open ocean and see what happens.
The guys in the cages are there for sharks!!Howw is that haunting?
2:46, 6:22 Pity the sharks didn't take the anglemonsters
If your not confident around sharks,don’t even think about entering their territory,dangerous not just for you,bit irresponsible because someone will have to risk their own lives to save your ass,but also you may turn a shark into a man eater once they get a taste,
So nice i live in norway💪