What, lol, you ever see a big cat vanish into seemingly nothing while in a forest? They are on land with us, much worse IMO. A very very small side of me is glad people killed off big cats in populated areas. As much as I hate it, I get it.
@@BidenOwesMeGasMoney Biden has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the retail price of gasoline. Crude oil is a commodity traded on the International commodities exchange. Presidents/prime ministers, et al, have next to zero influence on the price a barrel of crude oil sells for in the commodities markets. You need to check ya self fo' you wreck ya self. Don't let the facts disrupt your ignorance.
Well, if there happens to be turbulence on a plane, the seatbelt will prevent you from falling off your seat and hitting your face/body against other seats, the floor, the ceiling, etc.
Actually its proven seatbelts have save lives in plane crashes so maybe learn something before posting something. Clearly the kayak stopped him gettin bit too 🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🧠💨💩
"Sometimes that shark, he looks right into ya, right into your eyes. Y’know, the thing about a shark, he’s got lifeless eyes, black eyes like a doll’s eyes. When he comes after ya, he doesn’t seem to be livin’ until he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white, and then - aww, then you hear that terrible high-pitch screamin’, the ocean turns red"
When I was 18, I did a backpacking trip and 2 random strangers that I had just met at the hostel convinced me to do an unguided kayak tour to a tiny island just off the coast. As soon as we were out in the open water, a rather uneasy feeling overcame me, but I told myself that I was simply exaggerating and that there was nothing to worry about. After watching this video, boy was I right. Never ever would I do this again lol
“After watching this video” - I can send you a video of a man who was hit by a piece of the roof right at the entrance of his house. Maybe you will never leave your house after watching it?
@@ffm_houseI mean he’s right though. Sure you might die but if you do then it was just meant to happen. But the odds are so low. You can’t live your life in fear. Only way it would make sense is if your scared of the ocean and what lies beneath, and if that’s the case, yeah you definitely should not have gone on that trip. I remember I got flipped by a pack of seals off the coast of Vancouver 10 years ago. Was pretty terrifying having to hold on to the back of my friends kayak as he towed me back to shore with me still in the water, but I went back out later that day.
You can tell by how fast and erratically he’s swimming he’s in attack mode. That’s a very hungry shark, and the kayaker is extremely lucky he didn’t get capsized
Bruh the shark swimming calm and is relaxed. 😂. That shark was curious cuz take a look what the dude had... a fishing net and fish. Smh. If the shark was agressive and in for a attack that dude would get dumpt into the water easily.
That shark was rising to take a first bite , that's why it rolled on its side, how many people have had a close up, of a great whites teeth like our kayaker , that was way out of my comfort zone ❤ happy healthy peace ✌️
@Seaworth Don’t kid yourself. When a shark hasn’t caught a seal for a few days, just about anything is on the menu - just like that poor Russian kid who got ate by a tiger shark in Egypt last week. Oh, and sometimes when they take a curiosity bite, it’s usually the initial taste of the wetsuit that repels them - like when they know within a millisecond they are biting into a decoy seal.
As a fisherman that watches topwater lures get smashed( sometimes going airborne) by fish roughly the same size as the lure I would be terrified in that situation.
I think the guy is lucky. For those that say they are just curious- I tend to agree. However, the bad part of a curious bite tends to kill most ppl from blood loss. You couldnt pay me enough to ride in a kayak in the ocean.
Curious and HUNGRY. They are designed to kill and eat other living things. It’s their function in the ocean. One can never be too sure about any individual shark, dough!
This looks like a juvenile white to me which means it's still eating fish. It seems to have noticed the oar more than anything- could mistake it for a fish but definitely not hunting humans based on this body language imo.
Boats are expensive. You need a trailer, insurance, rego and a bunch of other things. Yes, kayaking is considerably more dangerous but it's also much cheaper. Just because you kayak in the ocean doesn't make you an idiot.
I think that experience either ends your love of kayak'ing or just makes it even more addictive depending on how much you like the feeling of adrenaline ... edited 433 thumbs up thanks guys I thought I was invisible on UA-cam made my day .
I'm so glad the shark is ok, it was a short call.. He turned back right on time, as soon as he heard the aussie speaking. Thankfully the shark reacted quickly this time.
I remember the first time I paddle boarded in the ocean.. it's honestly an eery feeling. Very lonely feeling overwhelmed me and I suddenly felt small and vulnerable
Just how fast, easy, casually, calessly it moves in the water underneath the kayak is so amazingly terrifying combinded with how it disappears into the Ocean.
How fast? Can do 45-55 kph in an attack. Was scuba diving and shark comes zipping along ( scuba diver swims 1kph maybe) and stops dead to have a look. Then spins away and takes off. When they stop dead and turn that eye to you- yeah not fun. ( 3m shark)not too big.
As much as I love sharks, I never want to find myself in such a situation. Also, it didn't lunge at the kayaker, it checked out his paddle. Hardly the same thing.
@@lulucager3527 when it comes to great whites south Australia is actually quite dramatic being famous for homing some of the biggest and aggressive white sharks in the world .surfers commonly carry screwdrivers in their wetsuits and abalone divers are forced to work in shark proof dive cages
Mate, that was a juvenile white pointer letting you know that it didn't want you in his area. He was repeatedly coming back at you. He wasn't curious about taking a test bite, he wanted you outta his waters. If he was bigger you'd have a big problem there.
Sharks actually are fairly sensitive to electromagnetic fields as they use that ability to detect heart beats and find prey, quite recently researchers have figured out that this is the same reason sharks become curious about boats. Possibly his electric equipment might have something to do with the sharks curiosity. Or not
Many kayaks have been attacked by great white sharks. Many kayakers have gone missing from such attacks. The risk we take when we enter their home. There are areas in South Africa, south Australia, and both the east and west coast of the USA that I would not recommend kayaking in, especially by yourself.
Kudos to the guy for not freaking out. For me, the second I see the shark I'd have done some high pitched screaming followed by words that would make this video R-rated.
Dude was super unlucky that day. Not only did that shark have a go at his paddle, when he got in to shore he discovered that some wretched stranger had taken a dump in his pants.
Looks like a juvenile great white, very very inquisitive and working out if the sound the paddle makes hitting the water is a food source in distress. I'm no professional but that's my take on it.
Not sure it applies in this situation but it's suspected that a lot of attacks on Kayaks are territorial as they'll hit the kayak & ignore the rider they dumped into the water in the process
@@jonstanford112 great whites and most sharks in general aren’t territorial. Great whites especially like to travel around and not hang around an area for too long.
TheMalibuArtist recently showed that great whites respond to the shadow that his drone makes on the water. I get the impression from this video that the shark was aware of the kayaker's paddle / shadow, just waiting for it to move towards the water. Fascinating but frightening.
@@taylorcook5238 It attempted a test bite on the oar. Think of them as enormous cats with way too much free time and the only thing they can interact with is their teeth. Usually kills the object of their attention but great whites typically just go "ew" and leave the mangled body to go find something appetizing. ....an oceanic white tipped shark, on the other hand, does not care what you taste likez nor does it care what you are; it's going to eat you.
@@jasonabcthere’s a video here on YT of a white going insane on a kayak and the person was knocked into the ocean screaming for help as the white thrashes his kayak.
This is a shark version of you tapping someone on the shoulder thinking it's someone you know, only for that person to turn around and be someone you have never met.
Lunges?? Hardly. Nice clickbait title along with the Jaws-like music. Yes, that would be terrifying but c'mon..it did what Great White sharks do - swim around and check things out and that was the end of it.
Well it didn't swim around and check out Quint in Jaws , it lunged up onto Orca and ate him...That shark was probably gonna " accidentally" knock him into the water.. Shark in the water, you go in the water...fairwell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...
Man, you know what is in those waters and yet you get in that little kayak. You are like that guy that decided to go for a swim and got bit in half. Never tempt fate
i agree with anyone who said the shark is so aggresive and hungry. this shark is soooo dangerous, so he only stalk his prey for less than a minute. it's not curiousity, it's hunger and anger for 35 seconds. right people ???? thanks to Benchley and Spielberg for making "Jaws".
@CDs you seriously believe that humans aren't food for great white sharks? let me guess you believe that a top tier predator with incredible senses somehow forgets all that and "accidentally" attacks a human.
@@rassoul420 Lets do this. 400 million people go to the beach each year. Practically every coast is shark territory. Isn't it weird that there are only 40-70 attacks if we're their food? Also, not every attack is an accident and there are 2 reasons for this. Great whites and tiger sharks are pretty curious creatures and bite people in a gentle way. People bitten by sharks say they don't even feel the pain. The second reason for attacks are territorial reasons, big sharks are pretty territorial of their kill since other sharks and predators want their food. Now there are some cases where on the occasion they see us as a competitor.The last thing I wanna say is, name one case in like the 20th century where there was an attack from shark where the shark consumed the whole person.
Less a lunge and more investigation. The lunge makes it come full out of the water with more than enough force to slam that boat up and over. He's got fishing stuff the shark is just curious.
That's because sharks are keystone species. Without them the whole ocean ecosystem would collapse and we'd become a threatened species, as in it would affect us as well.
It was clearly interested in the guys paddle.... the shark didn't even lunge at the guy. This is what gives white sharks a bad rep. We also have to remember that we're in their territory when we are in the ocean.
It didn't lunge at the guy but the paddle, sharks get a bad rap, uh huh. I didn't see anyone jumping in that murky water for a lovey-dovey nature encounter with that misunderstood, curious creature.
Only last month a juvenile Great White took a bite out of a kayak off one of Adelaide's suburban beach's, luckily for the young fella in it had plenty of help nearby to get back to shore. So they will have a bite to see if it's food or not...
Watched a kayak race on youtube where one of the participants off camera got attacked from underneath. Great White breaches and sends the guy in the air out of his seat and bites the kayak in half. The guy escaped with a broken arm. Lucky to escape at all.
FOR SALE: Green Kayak - good condition, small brown stain
😂😂😂😂
Now thats a classic 👌
You're going to need a cleaner boat.
Crying 😂
Bwhahahahahaahaha!!!!
Why anyone would kayak in the ocean is beyond me. More power to ya.
Like seriously? KAYAKING??? IN THE OCEAN?? Thats like suicide.
My thoughts exactly.
I paddle board in the ocean. I try not to go too far though because of these situations.
You are way more safe in a kayak than on a surfboard!
Why....
The way sharks disappear into the murkiness or dark of the water is the creepiest thing I’ve seen in nature
What, lol, you ever see a big cat vanish into seemingly nothing while in a forest? They are on land with us, much worse IMO. A very very small side of me is glad people killed off big cats in populated areas. As much as I hate it, I get it.
Then you’ve never seen a pink or blue haired liberal out in the wild before…..
Crazy scary!!
@@tonyg5132 🤣 What is your point here.
wait till you see crocs
They also disappear in a few inches of water depth.
Man, that’s a horrifying experience… I hope the shark can seek help after its close encounter with a wild Australian.
Booooo
😂
Lol
@@BidenOwesMeGasMoney Biden has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the retail price of gasoline. Crude oil is a commodity traded on the International commodities exchange. Presidents/prime ministers, et al, have next to zero influence on the price a barrel of crude oil sells for in the commodities markets. You need to check ya self fo' you wreck ya self. Don't let the facts disrupt your ignorance.
It’s a terrifying experience. Horrifying would be if he capsized…
Being in a kayak in the ocean has all the safety measures of a seatbelt on an aeroplane
Yes, both are more effective than being without
Well, if there happens to be turbulence on a plane, the seatbelt will prevent you from falling off your seat and hitting your face/body against other seats, the floor, the ceiling, etc.
we dont live enough if safety is the only priority
Actually its proven seatbelts have save lives in plane crashes so maybe learn something before posting something. Clearly the kayak stopped him gettin bit too 🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🧠💨💩
More like the safety measures of a seatbelt on a boat
It's just terrifying to see then come out of nowhere. Then just disappear back into nowhere.
Exactly. That’s always the scariest part to me in these kinds of videos.
They are so swift and quiet and majestic when they swim it’s really terrifying
…stealth…
Además no saber si se fue o sigue ahí, nada más de verlo en video me da nervios, no me imagino viéndolo ahí tan cerca, yo entro en pánico.
"Sometimes that shark, he looks right into ya, right into your eyes. Y’know, the thing about a shark, he’s got lifeless eyes, black eyes like a doll’s eyes. When he comes after ya, he doesn’t seem to be livin’ until he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white, and then - aww, then you hear that terrible high-pitch screamin’, the ocean turns red"
When I was 18, I did a backpacking trip and 2 random strangers that I had just met at the hostel convinced me to do an unguided kayak tour to a tiny island just off the coast. As soon as we were out in the open water, a rather uneasy feeling overcame me, but I told myself that I was simply exaggerating and that there was nothing to worry about. After watching this video, boy was I right. Never ever would I do this again lol
When you have a bad feeling it's your instincts telling you nope, don't do it. I always trust my gut feelings. 👍
@@nicohuskyyou know there's a thing as fear? If we'd always listen to our fear constantly we'd all be stuck in our mom's basement.
“After watching this video” - I can send you a video of a man who was hit by a piece of the roof right at the entrance of his house. Maybe you will never leave your house after watching it?
@@malkuusha you seem to be very intelligent. If I ever sense an uneasy feeling leaving my house, you'll be the first person I will speak to.
@@ffm_houseI mean he’s right though. Sure you might die but if you do then it was just meant to happen. But the odds are so low. You can’t live your life in fear. Only way it would make sense is if your scared of the ocean and what lies beneath, and if that’s the case, yeah you definitely should not have gone on that trip. I remember I got flipped by a pack of seals off the coast of Vancouver 10 years ago. Was pretty terrifying having to hold on to the back of my friends kayak as he towed me back to shore with me still in the water, but I went back out later that day.
You can tell by how fast and erratically he’s swimming he’s in attack mode. That’s a very hungry shark, and the kayaker is extremely lucky he didn’t get capsized
Thank you cause I had the exact same thought. That shark is moving way too fast to be in curious calm mode
@@nicolewolfcry7408 If that shark wanted to eat him It would have attacked before he noticed it.
Bruh the shark swimming calm and is relaxed. 😂. That shark was curious cuz take a look what the dude had... a fishing net and fish. Smh. If the shark was agressive and in for a attack that dude would get dumpt into the water easily.
That shark was rising to take a first bite , that's why it rolled on its side, how many people have had a close up, of a great whites teeth like our kayaker , that was way out of my comfort zone ❤ happy healthy peace ✌️
@Seaworth Don’t kid yourself. When a shark hasn’t caught a seal for a few days, just about anything is on the menu - just like that poor Russian kid who got ate by a tiger shark in Egypt last week. Oh, and sometimes when they take a curiosity bite, it’s usually the initial taste of the wetsuit that repels them - like when they know within a millisecond they are biting into a decoy seal.
When the only thing keeping you from being at the bottom of the food chain is 3mm of plastic.
Better than 3mm of neoprene.
@@schmingusss Under rated comment lol.
You’re gonna need a bigger boat
Jaws lol
Classic.
Don't worry, three thousand dollars buys an awful lot of roast
There it is.😁
I think old mate would just be happy with any boat!
What he is on there is a "serving platter"😉
Takes balls to lunge at an Australian like that
@dontgetonthebuscliff1126 Sure mate it's Pt Augusta South Oz
@@CJArnold-hq3ey Just Bruce being curious again 😁😁
As a fisherman that watches topwater lures get smashed( sometimes going airborne) by fish roughly the same size as the lure I would be terrified in that situation.
I think the guy is lucky. For those that say they are just curious- I tend to agree. However, the bad part of a curious bite tends to kill most ppl from blood loss. You couldnt pay me enough to ride in a kayak in the ocean.
What about $5 billion dollars??
Curious and HUNGRY. They are designed to kill and eat other living things. It’s their function in the ocean.
One can never be too sure about any individual shark, dough!
@@PsychologicalApparition The fact that the shark didn’t go away shows it was based on hunger, not curiosity.
This looks like a juvenile white to me which means it's still eating fish. It seems to have noticed the oar more than anything- could mistake it for a fish but definitely not hunting humans based on this body language imo.
That’s why no one will remember your name
“It’s just a 13 footer”. -Australian
*4 metre whitey
Lolol
we say 3 meters
13 foot....spider? I belive it
Guppy!
If you're in a kayak on the ocean, you're basically a huge top water lure...
Smart but no animal attacks top water prey the size of a kayak. Great Whites are MUCH more likely to attack a small seal than a big one from below.
For a huge fish
Kayaking in any ocean in Australia automatically wins you a Darwin award
Tell that to Paul Caffyn or Freya Hoffmeister!
You have to die to win one
Boats are expensive. You need a trailer, insurance, rego and a bunch of other things. Yes, kayaking is considerably more dangerous but it's also much cheaper. Just because you kayak in the ocean doesn't make you an idiot.
@@fives6375 Solid argument. 👍
This is precisely why you don't go out on the ocean in anything that isn't at least 3 times the size of a shark.
this is why u simply dont go into the ocean
@@onetwo-gt2trwhat a coward you are, you’ll never begin living
Sweet only 3 times. And then Orcas comes around.
@frechesferkel2749 there'd never been a recorded incident of an Orca killing a human at sea.
@@paulearl8203 at Sea…world?
I think that experience either ends your love of kayak'ing or just makes it even more addictive depending on how much you like the feeling of adrenaline ...
edited 433 thumbs up thanks guys I thought I was invisible on UA-cam made my day .
True people just don’t know what they are missing out on sometimes
@@erickarias2532 until you get knocked out by one 3 times the size and snapped in half in what nibble😳
@@stevendossi4764 with that type of thinking stay clear from the water 😅 you’ll be fine on land
@@AGENT_ORANGE_MK I am glad I'm not addicted 😄
0 death's ever while kayaking, this just showed that u perfectly safe in a kayak
You know it's a scary shark when it brings it's own music to swim along to.
I'm so glad the shark is ok, it was a short call..
He turned back right on time, as soon as he heard the aussie speaking.
Thankfully the shark reacted quickly this time.
Hehehehehehe
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 👏👏👏👏 well played sir
Ya animals need to watch out for aussies and Florida men
@@scottworley1479 He's not talking about humans, he's talking about aussies.
@@rvfharrier Thanks for that, I often suspected that there was something different about us.
I believe that my heart would just immediately stop. The Great White Shark is one of my two biggest fears!!
What's your other fear?
@@TK-uo7cb Republicans
@@TK-uo7cb Seriously though, Heights.
@@seanswanson8831 I am pretty sure you haven´t checked out crocs...
@@erikgruber9736 I lived in Biloxi Mississippi for 5 years and saw them just about every day so I am kinda desensitized to crocs.
I believe I'd be heading back to shore!
and immediately putting the kayak on Craigslist....then running out to buy lottery tickets
@@jamescarbono2227 listing the kayak on Craigslist *after hosing the new stains out of it 💩
I remember the first time I paddle boarded in the ocean.. it's honestly an eery feeling. Very lonely feeling overwhelmed me and I suddenly felt small and vulnerable
It’s all in the head
"This is not where I'm meant to be. Land is my territory, that's where I rule. Here, I am the prey." That kind of feeling?
@@Andreazor Yessir. Realized I dropped a couple notches on the food chain.
Hahaha that's a psychological illusion. Nothing to worry about.
I used to be poor when had such mental barriers, fearing things that does not exist.
@@infosrelevantes7146yeah just an illusion.
How dare any shark think I'm it's food.
I'm the Apex predator on this planet bitch
A lot calmer than I would have been .I would definitely be making my way to that white boat that was a lot safer than the kayak I was in
I know it's probably the wrong part of AUS but good thing that wasn't a Croc.
Everything is so calm, and just like that your life can be gone.
Just how fast, easy, casually, calessly it moves in the water underneath the kayak is so amazingly terrifying combinded with how it disappears into the Ocean.
How fast? Can do 45-55 kph in an attack. Was scuba diving and shark comes zipping along ( scuba diver swims 1kph maybe) and stops dead to have a look. Then spins away and takes off. When they stop dead and turn that eye to you- yeah not fun. ( 3m shark)not too big.
plus the music
Lmao combinded
The scary part is that Kayaks are very easy to flip😮
As much as I love sharks, I never want to find myself in such a situation. Also, it didn't lunge at the kayaker, it checked out his paddle. Hardly the same thing.
Exacto….so dramatic. 🙄
Lol true. That’s media tho…all about sensationalism. I’d be willing to bet the person with the paddle found it somewhat dramatic tho lol 😂
I'd rather it check out my paddle then check out if it can knock me into the water. It liked all the splashing
Lunge or size up the kayak to see if it's able to take it down because it does circle back and go underneath again..hardly anything to worry about ???
@@lulucager3527 when it comes to great whites south Australia is actually quite dramatic being famous for homing some of the biggest and aggressive white sharks in the world .surfers commonly carry screwdrivers in their wetsuits and abalone divers are forced to work in shark proof dive cages
Mate, that was a juvenile white pointer letting you know that it didn't want you in his area.
He was repeatedly coming back at you. He wasn't curious about taking a test bite, he wanted you outta his waters.
If he was bigger you'd have a big problem there.
Agree
You don’t really know what the shark is thinking he coulda just ate him there stop with this woo woo bs
@@thedarkestknight8381 what's woo woo?
Sharks actually are fairly sensitive to electromagnetic fields as they use that ability to detect heart beats and find prey, quite recently researchers have figured out that this is the same reason sharks become curious about boats.
Possibly his electric equipment might have something to do with the sharks curiosity. Or not
@@salmonstone2358 can we wooo wool wool wooo
Sharks are misunderstood animals that just want to cuddle
I’m a kayak it just feels like you’re serving yourself up on a dinner plate and floating yourself out for service.
Many kayaks have been attacked by great white sharks. Many kayakers have gone missing from such attacks. The risk we take when we enter their home. There are areas in South Africa, south Australia, and both the east and west coast of the USA that I would not recommend kayaking in, especially by yourself.
Where in the USA??
@@ILikeWetVaginas Northern California, Oregon, and even Washington state.
Cape Cod as well.
Anywhere there are seals or sea lions I’d probably avoid going in any sort of deep salt water.
You are over reacting. Thats like telling surfers not to surf.
@@ILikeWetVaginas probably Maine area too. Canada's East coast around Nova Scotia for example is known to have large amounts of big great whites
In New Zealand this is equivalent to a dog coming up to a person in the United States 🤣🤣🤣
Kayaking in the ocean is just brilliant, especially in Australia where you can play Marco Polo with Great White Sharks.
Kudos to the guy for not freaking out. For me, the second I see the shark I'd have done some high pitched screaming followed by words that would make this video R-rated.
Dude was super unlucky that day. Not only did that shark have a go at his paddle, when he got in to shore he discovered that some wretched stranger had taken a dump in his pants.
LOL.
The Pepe Le Pew avatar makes your comment that much better.
Roflmfao.
I would never enter any boy of water in Australia. Crocs and sharks are something I respect
especially in a easily tipping canoe like that this guys nuts shark and crocs good easily get him
@@hchaud5267 A croc would need a plane ticket from the Northern Territory to get him.
Because some people are stupid, and need attention to be famous.
@@seanb2583 - crocs are known to have lots of frequent flyer miles
To respect is to fear and you are right
There was no breach and no attack. Great job journalists.
It's always some kayaker that almost gets killed by a shark or croc lmao
On a lake you’re a fisherman, in the ocean you’re prey…..so pray.
I like that. Well said.
Well said. I like that.
Does the lake have crocodiles 🐊?
@@rumble2468 No, dinosaurs.
Looks like a juvenile great white, very very inquisitive and working out if the sound the paddle makes hitting the water is a food source in distress.
I'm no professional but that's my take on it.
Not sure it applies in this situation but it's suspected that a lot of attacks on Kayaks are territorial as they'll hit the kayak & ignore the rider they dumped into the water in the process
@@jonstanford112 great whites and most sharks in general aren’t territorial. Great whites especially like to travel around and not hang around an area for too long.
Looks territorial to me.
In any case guys, it was a colan evac situation 😂😂
Fish finder sonar...
TheMalibuArtist recently showed that great whites respond to the shadow that his drone makes on the water. I get the impression from this video that the shark was aware of the kayaker's paddle / shadow, just waiting for it to move towards the water. Fascinating but frightening.
Shark just casually strolls through the harbor 😂
It was most certainly investigating, but I think the paddle's splashing might have been what drew it to take a closer look.
It clearly attacked
@@taylorcook5238 It attempted a test bite on the oar. Think of them as enormous cats with way too much free time and the only thing they can interact with is their teeth.
Usually kills the object of their attention but great whites typically just go "ew" and leave the mangled body to go find something appetizing.
....an oceanic white tipped shark, on the other hand, does not care what you taste likez nor does it care what you are; it's going to eat you.
@@taylorcook5238 right…he clearly almost lost a foot and earlobe 🙄
Your a weirdo posting under everyone’s comment . Like let people talk and shut up. Says the women with a degree in shark behavior
The guy was fishing I believe.
It's terrifying how quickly it disappeared? 🤦🏼♂️🤯
It’s how stealthy & silent they are 😳
Respect for these magnificent animals ❤❤❤
Bruce is just mad…”I never knew my father” 😭
When the shark is bigger than your boat.
That's when u gonna need a big boat
I am Kayak, king of the ocean.
GW Shark: Hold my beer......
Insane. I’m from east coast of Canada and water this close to shore you could swim everyday your entire life and never have to worry. This is insane
Hypothermia is a killer too
@@Do.Christ winter wetsuits. I surf all year round
@@Hjgfrfjufdetivjiu Sharks don't like the cold temps?
Wrong, look up the great white shark attack on a seal in New Brunswick. Vancouver Island is the safest imo
You have a healthy growing population of great whites in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick now.
Leave it to mainstream media to turn investigates into lunges at.
If this happened to me I would never get in a Kayak again for the rest of my life.
well, ...yeah !!!
Guy I was kayaking with hooked onto a hammerhead and got it to the surface. Pretty fucking cool.
Wow! That shark was seriously stalking your kayak!. Seemed quite close to shore which makes it kind of creepier.
Can you imagine that getting ripped to shreds just feet away from shore. F kayaking in white shark paradise
@@jasonabcthere’s a video here on YT of a white going insane on a kayak and the person was knocked into the ocean screaming for help as the white thrashes his kayak.
This is a shark version of you tapping someone on the shoulder thinking it's someone you know, only for that person to turn around and be someone you have never met.
This is why I stay out of the ocean 😂
"You got fish? Don't lie to me! I can smell it!"
When it got hit in the mouth with the paddle, the shark was like « ok, never mind », lol…
That wasn't a lungé. That was " I was a bit to curious and got popped in the snoot with a paddle"
The kayaker is literally about 8 feet from the jetty. That shark is super near the shore.
looks deep though. That's when it gets sketchy
fun fact most great whites are found near the shore
90% of shark bites on people happen in under 3 ft of water .. waist deep..... proven fact
@@tblcville great whites typically arent responsible for those though, that stat is mostly bull, tiger, nurse, or lemon sharks
Wondering what your fish finder was doing?
" I seem to be over a small rocky outcrop. That's moving. Right at me."
He just came to say Hello! and a hug
Lunges?? Hardly. Nice clickbait title along with the Jaws-like music. Yes, that would be terrifying but c'mon..it did what Great White sharks do - swim around and check things out and that was the end of it.
Well it didn't swim around and check out Quint in Jaws , it lunged up onto Orca and ate him...That shark was probably gonna " accidentally" knock him into the water.. Shark in the water, you go in the water...fairwell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...
Totally! But people love to massively exaggerate any experience to get clickbait...
@@s4dreamland671 to be fair, Jaws is a movie. Not the same thing.
Man, you know what is in those waters and yet you get in that little kayak.
You are like that guy that decided to go for a swim and got bit in half. Never tempt fate
Stop me if you heard this one.
What do you call an Australian that gets into the water?
Bait.
@@maxoverridemax hahahaha I've been raped 3 times by an elephant beetle
@@maxoverridemax I was gonna say chum...
Good thing he didn't "get bit".
@@maxoverridemaxI don’t get it
*Sees thumbnail and clicks on video anyway*
Brain: I'm positive this won't inspire a future nightmare at all
Going into the ocean with a kayak is like going into the jungle with a bicycle.
Your fish finder didnt catch that great white? 🤣
I'm dead bro that's great
That's so scary! It's a short film called Jaws 5: It comes to real life!
thank god someone recovered his camera
Crazy how the shark just disappears after moving only a few feet away
How scary to be in a single kayak “ When a shark could easily tip it! Luckily your safe👍
I'd be like paddling to shore screaming
i agree with anyone who said the shark is so aggresive and hungry.
this shark is soooo dangerous, so he only stalk his prey for less than a minute. it's not curiousity, it's hunger and anger for 35 seconds. right people ????
thanks to Benchley and Spielberg for making "Jaws".
“Great white shark Lunges at kayaker” I missed the lunge but saw it pass by
wow you stayed so calm, I would of died from fear😱
Probably too terrified to speak.
😂😂😭😭
He is australien 😂
He is stoned out of his mind
Thats a juvenile white shark. They are considered more dangerous than adults since they are less experienced and don’t know humans aren’t food.
lol humans aren't food?
@@rassoul420 I'm so conflicted if this is serious or a cannibalism joke
@CDs you seriously believe that humans aren't food for great white sharks? let me guess you believe that a top tier predator with incredible senses somehow forgets all that and "accidentally" attacks a human.
@@rassoul420 Lets do this. 400 million people go to the beach each year. Practically every coast is shark territory. Isn't it weird that there are only 40-70 attacks if we're their food? Also, not every attack is an accident and there are 2 reasons for this. Great whites and tiger sharks are pretty curious creatures and bite people in a gentle way. People bitten by sharks say they don't even feel the pain. The second reason for attacks are territorial reasons, big sharks are pretty territorial of their kill since other sharks and predators want their food. Now there are some cases where on the occasion they see us as a competitor.The last thing I wanna say is, name one case in like the 20th century where there was an attack from shark where the shark consumed the whole person.
@CDs lmao they bite people In a gentle way. OK I missed that part now I see you're a troll. you got me not going to lie
That's a threat display. Shark was warning the kayak off.
Aussies have zero fear 😂
That's gotta be nerve-wracking to be targeted by a shark that is the same size if not bigger than the vessel your floating in.
Beautiful animal, obviously curious about the boat but not aggressive. The person reacted calmly
Looked like it was circling him. I don't think it was curious... more like it wanted him out of his zone.
only a juvenile great white
Beautfiul ? all sharks need to vanish
@@mocobass8653 You first.
They get territorial With Kayaks and hit them.
"Can I eat that thing?" "I dunno." "Smells kinda funny" "Nah, movin on"
That was one extremely lucky shark to survive the attack of the aussies
Less a lunge and more investigation. The lunge makes it come full out of the water with more than enough force to slam that boat up and over. He's got fishing stuff the shark is just curious.
Never understood why people would want to kayak in the ocean where it's complete luck if they don't get eaten
You'd never get me on a small watercraft around Australia.
Everyone is so quick to protect the shark and defend his motives😂
thats because people are thankfully becoming more intelligent about sharks
That's because sharks are keystone species. Without them the whole ocean ecosystem would collapse and we'd become a threatened species, as in it would affect us as well.
That's because his motives are more important than yours
That's because he has a reason to live you dont
Because shark attacks are very rare, despite ample opportunity.
Sharks aren't interested in eating human.
That's scary to see, but at least he stopped splashing and stayed calm, so it can stop attacking.
It was clearly interested in the guys paddle.... the shark didn't even lunge at the guy. This is what gives white sharks a bad rep. We also have to remember that we're in their territory when we are in the ocean.
I agree. People putting so much on so little.
Weird..and all this time I thought it was the whole "eating people" thing giving them a bad rap...huh,well you learn something every day!
Yeah. For sure. It's not the biting folks in half, it's the lunging at paddles.
@@joshuamitcham1519 😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It didn't lunge at the guy but the paddle, sharks get a bad rap, uh huh. I didn't see anyone jumping in that murky water for a lovey-dovey nature encounter with that misunderstood, curious creature.
Only last month a juvenile Great White took a bite out of a kayak off one of Adelaide's suburban beach's, luckily for the young fella in it had plenty of help nearby to get back to shore. So they will have a bite to see if it's food or not...
Yup
Watched a kayak race on youtube where one of the participants off camera got attacked from underneath. Great White breaches and sends the guy in the air out of his seat and bites the kayak in half. The guy escaped with a broken arm. Lucky to escape at all.
Out of all the choices of watercraft - a f’ng kayak in Australia.
Lunge? Sensationalism at its finest.
He just wanted to give you a taste test.
Shark: "I see your fish finder there in front of you. Neat. In my case however,.....I find you."
He seems too interested. I'd be up in the jetty in 60 seconds
I had the exact same the happen to me, except it was a beaver. Terrifying.
It’s scary to think just by one hit, the shark can throw him in the ocean
"In Australia, everything wants to kill you" - remembered the shark and, hearing the Aussie accent, it quickly swam away.
Even sharks have had enough of Kayak UA-cam videos