I think Steve Irwin would be proud of you for doing this. This is what he was trying to do before he passed away was show people the other half of the world. I love how sharks almost know they're on camera and show off for people
Mark had a really tall order being expected to put on a show that would be high quality enough for the Brave Wilderness audience, because we're spoiled from the living legend that is Coyote. But he absolutely knocked it out of the park with this shark dive trip. Blue Wilderness is going to be a spectacular addition to BW.
I swam with two hammerheads by accident while in the navy. They’re very docile most of the time. But they know where you are, always. Their accuracy of location spotting is beyond incredible. I can’t really say what exact breed of hammerheads that they were, I just know that there were two of them. One of my shipmates wanted to believe that they were great hammerheads, because they were approximately 17 feet in length.
Cinthya Morales - no you don’t,,,,, recently Deep Blue bit a shark cage. Her mouth was so wide open she basically could have swallowed the diver inside, whole! If she decides you are food, and if you are like me, the higher the fat content, the tastier you are to the shark. In my case, the sharks go, wooooo hoooooo!!,! Haha. I’m sure you are not like me but gotta throw some humour in somewhere! Haha
most of the reason that they are rolling on their bellies is called tonic immobility (7:40 is a good example you can see the diver flips the shark for a bit if the diver kept it upside down the shark would be paralyzed for up to 15 minutes)
Every now and then people say this xD But this is better than going on TV because they can stay true to themselves and have things go how they really want it!
Basically you’re calling their balls huge because they are brave enough to jump into the ocean with sharks.... I AGREE except there is gravity in water
Um Gravity Does Exist What When You Cant Swim And You Try To Go Out In The Ocean? Well Actually, It’s Possible To Float By Flattening Your Body And Spreading Out Your Limbs
Those are rather rare. During WWII, there was this particularly large great hammerhead that lived in the Gulf of Mexico. Sailors named it Old Hitler. It was big, like really big even for a great hammerhead. It is debatable whether or not it was just a fishing legend. Also, they named the shark Old Hitler because it was found during a time in WWII when German uboats were attacking ships in coastal waters around the US. Also one of it's many scars that the shark got from run-ins with fishermen's machetes looked like a swastika.
This was the best shark diving video I've ever seen. With one veteran shark diver, and the rest of you doing it with such enthusiasm for the first time, yeah this shared experience is a diamond in the rough.
Still in awe at the quality of videos from Brave Wilderness. Beautifully crisp camera work, interesting video ideas, educational and entertaining commentary. You can feel the amount of passion that goes into this channel
They seem like the guy that never shows up to parties or anything but when they do, everyone is like OH DAMNNNN and pulling all their party tricks, probably my favourite shark, they are so crazy.
Gerick Barrera that would be interesting, from Komodo dragons to the mythical dragon fossils or remains (similar to frozen dinosaur bones or something like that)
I was coming to say something similar. It's like the shark wasn't quite sure what he was so it went up to try it and he just pushed the shark away like "nope, I'm not food" and the shark understood.
I think the shark is curious if the guy is going to feed him fish as well because that's what one of them did in order to attrack sharks to get near to them. The one doing the shark tricks has like a bait box full of fish. I saw it from the other divers' youtube channel, Jonathan Bird. He also made a video of this. It was also really cool!
ɪᴍ ɴᴀʏᴇᴏɴ - so true, can you imagine if he slipped off the nose and his hands landed in the mouth. It would instinctively close,,,,,,,,, he would be screwed! Auugggghhhhhhh!!!!!
I'm loving Blue Wilderness as much as Brave Wilderness. I'm glad that we're getting even more content. Thank you to Coyote, Mark and Mario for the hard work. Really enjoying these channels a lot.
Such an entertaining, informative, and wholesome channel. No matter what, any video you guys put out is filled with so much positive energy and passion for what you're doing. Its very admirable, and the perfect remedy for a bad day. Oh, and the fantastic camera work, editing, and overall amazing quality of these videos? Icing on the cake. This goes without saying, but stay brave, stay wild, and best of luck to you all on the many adventures to come, can't wait to join you guys on the next one!
Alison Game’s Happy!! Does* and seizes means fails in this situation! “Coyote never fails to amaze me!” I’m guessing your either young or English is not your first language, but you can search things up on google to help you!
I'm a huge shark fan... I absolutely love your shark videos. You guys do such amazing footage.. all your work is great!👍 I'd love to see you guys as a TV series.
JellyPaws they are very curious and playful creatures... tho the divers were careful with their body language, if you noticed, they kept the movements slow, and when they got too close, they got a BOOP on the nose. Sharks have very sensitive noses. If they flailed around, they definitely would have been shark food cuz rapid movements trigger their prey drive. As long as they moved slowly and calmly they were fairly safe.
I think I like Blue Wilderness even more. I'm both fascinated and scared by the sea, so watching these videos let's me kinda experience what I probably won't ever do myself. Great job! Hopes for future episodes: - great white - whale shark - sperm whale - manta - exotic jellyfish
I feel the same.. I looove watching anything about the ocean, it's so fascinating and also calming at the same time.. there's an amazing channel here with loads of diving videos, it's called blueworldtv (the team that introduces BW to shark diving), I think you might like it! Also they already covered everything you suggested :-)
Y’all need to adjust the disclaimer you have at the beginning of the video mentioning that Coyote and the crew are trained to do this. Mark needs to be recognized as the host y’all!
Let's get change going! MARK (LA)VINS and crew are professionally trained and receive assistance from animal experts when in potentially life threatening situations. Never approach or attempt to handle wildlife on your own. (Unless yer Coyote Peterson, in which case, GET STUNG)
Rylee Su The shark didn’t do a barrel roll. The diver forced the shark to roll to induce tonic immobility (paralysing the shark for up to 15 minutes to keep the diver safe.)
Lol no he didnt feed it. He was pushing against it's nose to make sure it didnt try to bite him. The fish just happened to be right there by the sharks mouth.
Epic footage of that Hammerhead. I always thought it would be harder for them to grab prey in their teeth due to that big flat head. But today I saw how they can get you. The eyes being so far apart makes them unique. Love this video.
their head is literally perfect for hunting stingrays. They can detect them easyly with all the sensors on that surface and can also do an extremely fast U-turn. There are alot videos on youtube of them hunting rays and they are awsome doing so.
Ever since I got a stuffed animal Hammerhead Shark as a kid (which I still have as a 20 year old man) I've been fascinated by them. I'm not into any other Sharks but they're just amazing.
Hammerheads are one of my favorite sharks! I absolutely love these blue wilderness episodes ❤ the ocean has always intrigued me. I'm happy you ended up spotting a hammerhead! I wish one day to go diving with sharks. Keep making amazing videos guys!!
Just to say I’ve been close to many sharks 🦈 I was scared 😱 asf but my father (who was with me and my brothers) he was feeding the shark I was looking at him like he was crazy
oh my by the way I just want to say that thank you for Mario Kylie and you for inspiring me to be an adventure I've been finding a couple of cool creatures in my backyard but I just want to say thank you for everything that you did for me and us and everyone else in the world keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Call me crazy, but I've always thought that Hammerhead Sharks look extremely cute! Their blocky head with eyes on distant corners, it fills me with a sense of warmth for this majestic, yet adorable creature. Especially when it bumps against the cameras accidentally, so oddly cute! ❤️💦 Thank you so much for being brave and curious enough to record this stunning footage! The crystal blue waters look incredible, while the sharks are all really awesome.
this series is absolutely phenomenal! it highlights some of the features i saw and fell in love with and makes me more inspired to complete my divemaster's!
Fin Shepard Hammerheads are actually the most shy of all sharks, very hard to approach and sometimes will not even come near you if your heart beats too fast. Watch the documentary "S.O.S Shark waters" if you want to learn the true nature of Hammerheads and sharks in general. It offers a great perspective into the fin industry and the nature of sharks. Also, it is true that sharks will bite people out of curiosity, but as you said, it is rare. It's, in addition, worth mentioning that the species of sharks that are the most aggressive are, in fact; Bull sharks, due to their higher level of testosterone, followed by Tiger sharks and then Great whites (due to juveniles being close to the beaches in the first years of their lives). (I wanted to add that the reason the sharks were bumping into them was because they were feeding them, which in itself is a controversial subject due to the association the sharks then make with the human hand. Hand = food= bite. This behaviour has already caused confirmed shark bites all over the world. Food for thought)
I’ve dived with sharks and they are quite personable and very docile. I was with a bull shark and several black tips. They were like dogs, each one seeking attention from out group and doing turns and tricks. They enjoyed the nose contact. Yes, these are scary animals and we were on guard, however, they really enjoy seeking your attention and we’re quite the show offs. I dove off the coast of Bimini Bahamas 50 miles east of Miami.
I feel like "Jaws" swung the pendulum too far for shark fear and now we are over-compensating with attitudes like this. The answer is almost *always* somewhere in the middle. You need to understand that when you are diving, there are many aspects of how you present and your behavior that will deter a shark from attacking you so they will seem "docile and personable" in that environment, but if you are flailing about on the surface for example, even a curiosity bite can easily end your life from a select few species and those species I'm thinking of are highly aggressive to boot. A healthy respect and amount of caution is always warranted with sharks. You say you were on guard, but no one who knows what they are talking about would describe something like a tiger shark or a bull shark as personable and docile. You really should not be seeking out close encounters with these animals at all. The reason we don't see that many shark attacks is because very few people spend much time completely exposed in the open ocean and if they do they have scary oxygen tanks and don't present as a prey item like someone floating on the surface might. Certain species of shark can and will kill you and they are unpredictable like any other wildlife.
That is a very narrow minded view, just because nothing happened on that dive or several other dives, does not make these creatures docile, approachable etc. you never know on your next dives what shark personality you’ll encounter next, could be a hyper aggressive bullshark, a white shark or a tiger shark who’s just ran out of food in his belly and is looking for new one. You have to respect these creatures for what they are and not go seeking them out.
I love this new show! I'm a salt monkie and a biology nut so a BW on the ocean is exactly what I need. Great work Mark! Though I would like to hear more about the animals ecology and biology. Don't forget the science :)
Awesome narration Mark! What an amazing video. Y’all are truly the best. I love the passion of BW, and it’s truly the only show that brings me back to the days of Steve Irwin!
As someone who did a lot of free diving and spear fishing during the 5 years I lived in Hawaii this was awesome. I've seen some decent size tigers and some smaller hammerheads but never one like this immaculate beast. An 11 or 12 ft tiger was the largest I've encountered. Would love to see something like this. Absolutely amazing. Keep up the great channel guys.
This channel is so professional, that it should be a TV show
AdrianZeAwes it is a tv show... but for UA-cam 😂
I think they tried once before starting, but the people there said people didn't want documentaries like this anymore
@@pauloperegrinau.8521 No one likes to watch them anymore like the views on these videos show.
Great video-ography however I find the narrating is irratating
It should be
I think Steve Irwin would be proud of you for doing this. This is what he was trying to do before he passed away was show people the other half of the world. I love how sharks almost know they're on camera and show off for people
Aww Steve would be proud !
Mark had a really tall order being expected to put on a show that would be high quality enough for the Brave Wilderness audience, because we're spoiled from the living legend that is Coyote. But he absolutely knocked it out of the park with this shark dive trip. Blue Wilderness is going to be a spectacular addition to BW.
Thank you Zoe:) - Mv
Zoe Simza Mhm agreed
I swam with two hammerheads by accident while in the navy. They’re very docile most of the time. But they know where you are, always. Their accuracy of location spotting is beyond incredible. I can’t really say what exact breed of hammerheads that they were, I just know that there were two of them. One of my shipmates wanted to believe that they were great hammerheads, because they were approximately 17 feet in length.
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Great hammerhead
@@anasousa9458 r/ihadastroke
Hammerhead sharks: •-_,,,,_-•
How incredibly rude.
And incredibly acurate
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7:37
*Should I be concerned that I thought the tiger shark blinking and rolling over was kinda adorable?*
It was trying to be a dog
croix cherie sharks close their eyes when they lunge are prey to avoid damage to their eyes
PePeTheWolf that is SO true
1:42 the sharks eyecolor changed as soon as he touched him, *ATTACK MODE ACTIVATED*
Heard that was a layer to protect the eye , so yeah maybe it was in attack mode. Their eyes freak me out.
@@Fahad-369 great whites role there publes Back in there Heads when they attack
Heisenberg bro it was sharingan but blue colour
Yeah they roll their eyes back every time they bite so they’re prey can’t hurt their eyes,at least not as much
They role their eyes back to prevent damage to them from prey or other predators :)
They seem so docile, even getting nose rubs and rolling on their bellies. But sharks still terrify me.
Yeah..these sharks are docile but most aren't.
I want to swim with deep blue
Cinthya Morales - no you don’t,,,,, recently Deep Blue bit a shark cage. Her mouth was so wide open she basically could have swallowed the diver inside, whole! If she decides you are food, and if you are like me, the higher the fat content, the tastier you are to the shark. In my case, the sharks go, wooooo hoooooo!!,! Haha. I’m sure you are not like me but gotta throw some humour in somewhere! Haha
most of the reason that they are rolling on their bellies is called tonic immobility (7:40 is a good example you can see the diver flips the shark for a bit if the diver kept it upside down the shark would be paralyzed for up to 15 minutes)
then don't go into the water with them as predators can smell fear
Netflix series who?
You guys are so good that you really need a TV Show!
Every now and then people say this xD But this is better than going on TV because they can stay true to themselves and have things go how they really want it!
Oh. Sorry??
@@fu7shiguro Well they just signed a TV deal with Animal Planet
YAss, good!!
THIS is their TV show. Did you not watch it?
Hammerheads are beautiful!
Legendary scar in fortnite
And so is the inevitable chomp episode about coyote's trip to the big blue!
i ate a hammer heat already ... it taste good you should try it
No.
They are until that attack you and you lose a leg
I know why you guys enjoy diving. Because in the water, where there's no gravity, you don't feel the heavy weight of your balls pulling you down
XD
Saulo Maia HAHAHAHAHA XDD
Basically you’re calling their balls huge because they are brave enough to jump into the ocean with sharks.... I AGREE except there is gravity in water
Um Gravity Does Exist What When You Cant Swim And You Try To Go Out In The Ocean? Well Actually, It’s Possible To Float By Flattening Your Body And Spreading Out Your Limbs
Its in Space there is no Gravity. There is Gravity in water. Unbelivable that I actually have to use energy on this.
5:31
Stunning footage
I didn't know Sharks were dogs!!
7:40
They used to call sharks "seadogs"
They only bite when you touch their private parts.
Wait What
I am not getting u
@@cartman8814 oh
There not dogs. There not ever real sharks😂
Hammerheads are my Favorite Sharks.
You guys were Lucky to see a Hammerhead, but a Great Hammerhead? You're Blessed.
Genji Shimada lol
Need some healing
Those are rather rare. During WWII, there was this particularly large great hammerhead that lived in the Gulf of Mexico. Sailors named it Old Hitler. It was big, like really big even for a great hammerhead. It is debatable whether or not it was just a fishing legend. Also, they named the shark Old Hitler because it was found during a time in WWII when German uboats were attacking ships in coastal waters around the US. Also one of it's many scars that the shark got from run-ins with fishermen's machetes looked like a swastika.
Mannn really theyre rare?! It would be fantastic to see one
It had a tracker on the right side of it's dorsal fin.
This was the best shark diving video I've ever seen. With one veteran shark diver, and the rest of you doing it with such enthusiasm for the first time, yeah this shared experience is a diamond in the rough.
Hammerhead shows up.
"hurrayyy" *waterbombs back into water*
You guys are mad.
Yes so uhh run
Still in awe at the quality of videos from Brave Wilderness. Beautifully crisp camera work, interesting video ideas, educational and entertaining commentary. You can feel the amount of passion that goes into this channel
5:20 can we take a second to appreciate the cinematic build up
Waiting for the great white episode..!!
Waiting for the great white sting challenge...!!
Lucian Andries Lol
Me too.Can't wait to see how much blood he loses...
Josiah Vazquez: Shark, are you alright? XD
It doesn't necessarily have to be a great white! It can easily be a whale shark...
We just need to see some blood. XD
They seem like the guy that never shows up to parties or anything but when they do, everyone is like OH DAMNNNN and pulling all their party tricks, probably my favourite shark, they are so crazy.
Dinosaurs,Sharks... Next time DRAGONS😂😂
Gerick Barrera that would be interesting, from Komodo dragons to the mythical dragon fossils or remains (similar to frozen dinosaur bones or something like that)
haha ...how about bigfoot???
Pulls out lockness monster egg
Brave Wilderness it would be awesome to see you three on THAT search
Excuse me
What about dragon tails?
I could watch hammerheads all day long... they are so beautiful and majestic! Thanks! 😶✌👍
More of a great white guy myself, but hammerheads are pretty cool.
Kinda scary.
"There's always a bigger fish." - Qui-Gon Jinn
Fer García lmfaooo
Unless you're a blue whale.
Yes
1:30 when the shark wanted to bite him he was like : can i have a bite ? No? Oh okay then . That was the cutest thing to me
I was coming to say something similar. It's like the shark wasn't quite sure what he was so it went up to try it and he just pushed the shark away like "nope, I'm not food" and the shark understood.
Cute ? Missing limbs are cute nowadays i guess .
Peter Taylor lol
I think the shark is curious if the guy is going to feed him fish as well because that's what one of them did in order to attrack sharks to get near to them. The one doing the shark tricks has like a bait box full of fish.
I saw it from the other divers' youtube channel, Jonathan Bird. He also made a video of this. It was also really cool!
ɪᴍ ɴᴀʏᴇᴏɴ - so true, can you imagine if he slipped off the nose and his hands landed in the mouth. It would instinctively close,,,,,,,,, he would be screwed! Auugggghhhhhhh!!!!!
I'm loving Blue Wilderness as much as Brave Wilderness. I'm glad that we're getting even more content. Thank you to Coyote, Mark and Mario for the hard work. Really enjoying these channels a lot.
Mark will be on the channel answering your questions LIVE starting at 9am EST!
The "Coyote pack" is the best
Wy are some little fish under the shark when in under water
both you are great
Mk, Btw noice vid.
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Such an entertaining, informative, and wholesome channel. No matter what, any video you guys put out is filled with so much positive energy and passion for what you're doing. Its very admirable, and the perfect remedy for a bad day. Oh, and the fantastic camera work, editing, and overall amazing quality of these videos? Icing on the cake. This goes without saying, but stay brave, stay wild, and best of luck to you all on the many adventures to come, can't wait to join you guys on the next one!
I agree completely!
thank you Angel!
roses are red
Violets are blue they found a hammerhead
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Beautiful rhyming
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This boat doesn't need any Anchor, Divers' Enormous Balls will perfectly do the job. Its a mystery that boat didn't sink due to the Wight!
I'm there too with him
Lhh u fmu 😂
Man, I hate Wights... Especially underwater. Underwater necromancy is never a good thing.
Yeah, damn Wights. I've never heard of them sinking boats though. Generally they prefer to remain on land. Fascinating.
Hahahalolol
Hey Mark, just wanted to let you know that you're doing a fantastic job being in front of the camera and narrating.
Thanks Hammad! Means a lot :) -MV
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Mark is here
Beautiful camera work
Shark* “Hmm humans... such weird creatures..”
Well it is true.
*Brave wilderness never seizes to amaze me!*
StoopVital I just want to know where he gets all these paid actors lol
Ceases*
StoopVital what dose seizes mean?
edit your comment please
Alison Game’s Happy!! Does* and seizes means fails in this situation! “Coyote never fails to amaze me!”
I’m guessing your either young or English is not your first language, but you can search things up on google to help you!
I'm a huge shark fan... I absolutely love your shark videos. You guys do such amazing footage.. all your work is great!👍 I'd love to see you guys as a TV series.
It's supposed that youtube channels will replace normal tv. There is no point of basic tv channels in the near future, mostly region locked.
@@Micaartapuntes I'd be good with that. I love there stuff it's so good. I'd just be in heaven with longer episodes lol
@Blackout yeah but there are too much signals and companies to get contracts with... We are talking about the entire world, not that easy.
iamsam937 you should visit us here in Australia we have it all
@@Markus.9999 yes, but only New Zealand and Antartica is more far away from Germany!
Mark, brotha, you rock. I have so much respect for you.
I absolutely love Hammerhead sharks. Such unique looking creatures.
You made me fascinated about sharks
Great! That’s awesome!
Sharks are so cool! I'm 30 and still get hyped on them!
Mark hi
what??? why were these sharks so friendly??? how cute :O
Exactly..that's what I'm wondering🤔..were they drugged lol
exactly sharks are always misunderstood
Cute until you get bitten,I don’t think cute is the term that should be used for sharks,woman lol
JellyPaws they are very curious and playful creatures... tho the divers were careful with their body language, if you noticed, they kept the movements slow, and when they got too close, they got a BOOP on the nose. Sharks have very sensitive noses. If they flailed around, they definitely would have been shark food cuz rapid movements trigger their prey drive. As long as they moved slowly and calmly they were fairly safe.
Fran Finne no they were not drugged... sharks are not mindless killing machines... they are rather intelligent and curious.
Talk about a rare find. Hope they get show us wild Whale Sharks as they are the biggest fish alive today.
Its literally so cute how the tiny fish just cling on to the sharks and the sharks are fine with it😍
@@TJB-Gaming ik but still so cute🙂
I think I like Blue Wilderness even more. I'm both fascinated and scared by the sea, so watching these videos let's me kinda experience what I probably won't ever do myself. Great job!
Hopes for future episodes:
- great white
- whale shark
- sperm whale
- manta
- exotic jellyfish
I feel the same.. I looove watching anything about the ocean, it's so fascinating and also calming at the same time.. there's an amazing channel here with loads of diving videos, it's called blueworldtv (the team that introduces BW to shark diving), I think you might like it! Also they already covered everything you suggested :-)
If he does a great white hope he survives
Y’all need to adjust the disclaimer you have at the beginning of the video mentioning that Coyote and the crew are trained to do this. Mark needs to be recognized as the host y’all!
Milinnad I agree
Let's get change going! MARK (LA)VINS and crew are professionally trained and receive assistance from animal experts when in potentially life threatening situations. Never approach or attempt to handle wildlife on your own. (Unless yer Coyote Peterson, in which case, GET STUNG)
Loved this video Mark and Mario! This was an awesome episode! That hammerhead was beautiful!
Thanks, it was our favorite shark encounter of the trip!
Awesome!
Brave Wilderness OMG! BRAVE WILDERNESS COMMENTED BACK!
@@BraveWilderness I love watching animal
7:38 when the shark did a barrel roll, its so adorable
Rylee Su The shark didn’t do a barrel roll. The diver forced the shark to roll to induce tonic immobility (paralysing the shark for up to 15 minutes to keep the diver safe.)
@@therealbongos so you're just now telling me that sharks have an off button?
That thing was monstrous in the thumbnail.
Carnage I wish but it was the camera angle
Just as @MythicalSalmon said.
Definitely click bait.
Pretty misrepresentative and misleading.
Nice narration Mark
Edit: Your welcome and I cant believe you replied
Another Edit: *You're* welcome
Thank you!
*You're. Sorry, I had to :D
You’re*
Andrea Chloe hi
Your* That's correct
If Mark Vins narrated a documentary that'd be amazing, Great Hammerheads must be so rare to find, that's incredible!
7:28 He is feeding the Hammerhead. This is asking for trouble for other divers. Next time the shark sees a human, he knows where to go. Bad thing..
Oh sh----
bro, no..
Lol no he didnt feed it. He was pushing against it's nose to make sure it didnt try to bite him. The fish just happened to be right there by the sharks mouth.
I noticed that too. He was talking about how the sharks were coming at him and I was like, Duh, you're feeding them.
Bruh why are you correcting them? They know what they are doing nobody asked for your advice
Epic footage of that Hammerhead. I always thought it would be harder for them to grab prey in their teeth due to that big flat head. But today I saw how they can get you. The eyes being so far apart makes them unique. Love this video.
their head is literally perfect for hunting stingrays.
They can detect them easyly with all the sensors on that surface and can also do an extremely fast U-turn.
There are alot videos on youtube of them hunting rays and they are awsome doing so.
See? Still not too old to learn more about marine life.
I absolutely love this channel and Mark's new series! I can't wait for Mario's!! Great Job!!!!
Glitch Sauce I agree!
Fantastic footage.
Ever since I got a stuffed animal Hammerhead Shark as a kid (which I still have as a 20 year old man) I've been fascinated by them. I'm not into any other Sharks but they're just amazing.
Hammerheads are one of my favorite sharks! I absolutely love these blue wilderness episodes ❤ the ocean has always intrigued me. I'm happy you ended up spotting a hammerhead! I wish one day to go diving with sharks. Keep making amazing videos guys!!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!! GREAT NARRATION AND AMAZING FOOTAGE!! CANT WAIT FOR THE REST TO COME!!
Props for the great Hammerhead shark footage! By FAR my favorite shark.
I love seeing all of the Remoras against the sharks!so cute!🦈💙
Wow, sharks are such amazing creatures! Man, I wish I met one in real life... you don’t know how lucky you are!
Just to say I’ve been close to many sharks 🦈 I was scared 😱 asf but my father (who was with me and my brothers) he was feeding the shark I was looking at him like he was crazy
absolutely insane dive spot!!!!! lucky dudes
oh my by the way I just want to say that thank you for Mario Kylie and you for inspiring me to be an adventure I've been finding a couple of cool creatures in my backyard but I just want to say thank you for everything that you did for me and us and everyone else in the world keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Call me crazy, but I've always thought that Hammerhead Sharks look extremely cute! Their blocky head with eyes on distant corners, it fills me with a sense of warmth for this majestic, yet adorable creature. Especially when it bumps against the cameras accidentally, so oddly cute! ❤️💦
Thank you so much for being brave and curious enough to record this stunning footage! The crystal blue waters look incredible, while the sharks are all really awesome.
this is a sign of being a good biologist in the future
@@anamethatlastsforeverinternet Thank you! That's an interesting thing you've said. ✨
You’re not crazy! Hammerheads are my favourite. They are so adorable and they are truly fascinating.
@@yellowblob405 Glad to see others with viewpoints similar to my own! They really are cute sharks. ✨
@pogo_schtick Indeed, they are! xD
this series is absolutely phenomenal! it highlights some of the features i saw and fell in love with and makes me more inspired to complete my divemaster's!
I'm just truly amazed by your storytelling. Amazing!
It’s weird because they seem attacking but there are absolutely not aggressive are they really playing with you ??
They are feeding and curious!
Choco 123
No they curious.
Actually the great Hammerhead sharks are dangerous it's just rare to be bitten out of anger they do it out of curiosity like all other sharks
Fin Shepard Hammerheads are actually the most shy of all sharks, very hard to approach and sometimes will not even come near you if your heart beats too fast. Watch the documentary "S.O.S Shark waters" if you want to learn the true nature of Hammerheads and sharks in general. It offers a great perspective into the fin industry and the nature of sharks.
Also, it is true that sharks will bite people out of curiosity, but as you said, it is rare. It's, in addition, worth mentioning that the species of sharks that are the most aggressive are, in fact; Bull sharks, due to their higher level of testosterone, followed by Tiger sharks and then Great whites (due to juveniles being close to the beaches in the first years of their lives).
(I wanted to add that the reason the sharks were bumping into them was because they were feeding them, which in itself is a controversial subject due to the association the sharks then make with the human hand. Hand = food= bite. This behaviour has already caused confirmed shark bites all over the world. Food for thought)
I’ve dived with sharks and they are quite personable and very docile. I was with a bull shark and several black tips. They were like dogs, each one seeking attention from out group and doing turns and tricks. They enjoyed the nose contact. Yes, these are scary animals and we were on guard, however, they really enjoy seeking your attention and we’re quite the show offs. I dove off the coast of Bimini Bahamas 50 miles east of Miami.
I feel like "Jaws" swung the pendulum too far for shark fear and now we are over-compensating with attitudes like this. The answer is almost *always* somewhere in the middle. You need to understand that when you are diving, there are many aspects of how you present and your behavior that will deter a shark from attacking you so they will seem "docile and personable" in that environment, but if you are flailing about on the surface for example, even a curiosity bite can easily end your life from a select few species and those species I'm thinking of are highly aggressive to boot. A healthy respect and amount of caution is always warranted with sharks. You say you were on guard, but no one who knows what they are talking about would describe something like a tiger shark or a bull shark as personable and docile. You really should not be seeking out close encounters with these animals at all. The reason we don't see that many shark attacks is because very few people spend much time completely exposed in the open ocean and if they do they have scary oxygen tanks and don't present as a prey item like someone floating on the surface might. Certain species of shark can and will kill you and they are unpredictable like any other wildlife.
Okay, go swim with tiger sharks now and get back to us
That is a very narrow minded view, just because nothing happened on that dive or several other dives, does not make these creatures docile, approachable etc. you never know on your next dives what shark personality you’ll encounter next, could be a hyper aggressive bullshark, a white shark or a tiger shark who’s just ran out of food in his belly and is looking for new one. You have to respect these creatures for what they are and not go seeking them out.
I love this new show! I'm a salt monkie and a biology nut so a BW on the ocean is exactly what I need. Great work Mark! Though I would like to hear more about the animals ecology and biology. Don't forget the science :)
Dan Vallentyne clearly not a grammar wiz
@@samirnahas3592 damn
This video is literally like a movie, you have the best luck!
Good job on the narration! This is one of my favorite series!
Thank you Nunya
5:43
This is pretty much the coolest video of a shark. Almost choreographed, like a movie.
I like Mark, cool guy.
Now all we need to find is a nail fish
Amazing guys, the hammerhead shark was incredible, and the water looked as if it was glowing.
True and look he hearted your comment
I like how intense these dives sound on this channel and then with Jonathan Bird he's calm like nothing
who also thinks that was amazing
Samuel Pettis me
ME MEEEEEEEEEE MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Lol at 0:06 sounds like a turkey under water
Chicken&Waffles you killed me
Why does this have only 5 likes
That's exactly what that was. They had to drown a turkey for that sound effect.
This ep had me SO stoked!
You Should Make an orange hoodie with the brave wilderness logo on it,it would be great merchandise
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This vid was lit mark awesome job
Hammerhead at 5:31 ... thank me later
Sensei bless you
My thanks from the future
Wish I would of seen this 5 minutes ago.
Nah
Thanked you later :D
Your gonna need a bigger boat!!!!
... and I ‘d need a bigger diaper! 👌⛵️🇨🇦
Ken Pole me too and i wouldnt even be in the water😳
Not big boat he need yacht XD
You're*
@@elliotl.a7245 you're welcome
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that explaination like story
hammerhead shark came like a hero and welcomed us into their great empire was unbelievable
its too good 💝
I love the fact he patted the tiger shark on the head 😂😂7:54
Great video pls keep it going AWSOME job man I really enjoyed it
Tiger D you're the best 🐺🐺🐺🐺🐾🐾🐾🐘
Thanks?
But who's tiger d
whats that AMAZING acquizition for this channel, Jesus... perfect, awesome, congratulations guys
I'm legitimately more afraid of hammerheads than most other shark species. I wouldn't want to get near one.
Other sharks I honestly find cute.
yea that head looks really scary
I would like to meet one in real life
I like them because of there heads, it just makes them look silly to me
They’re honestly not all that scary up close and personal.
Im the exact opposite, i find hammerheads cute but other sharks terrifying
Hammerhead sharks have killed 17 people since the 1500s so don’t worry
This video is legendary ! My heart is still beating fast as i am writing this comment. Thats too damn awesome
This was a great vid Mark. So glad you have your own series.
So.. Fascinated, keep mark as the narrator! He's very good at narrating!
thank you:)
YES this channel is so professional and it SHOULD be on a tv show
Awesome narration Mark! What an amazing video. Y’all are truly the best. I love the passion of BW, and it’s truly the only show that brings me back to the days of Steve Irwin!
6:36 is that a glowing turtle?
Raul Ortega I had to pause restart about 15 times to find out what you were talking about 😂😂😂
Nah he's just evolving into a wartortle
I cant see it
Weird wtf is that?
Wow! This was such an amazing episode of Blue Wilderness! You guys inspire me so much to do what I love. Love you Mark!
As someone who did a lot of free diving and spear fishing during the 5 years I lived in Hawaii this was awesome. I've seen some decent size tigers and some smaller hammerheads but never one like this immaculate beast. An 11 or 12 ft tiger was the largest I've encountered. Would love to see something like this. Absolutely amazing. Keep up the great channel guys.
MORE BLUE WILDERNESS PLEASE 🙏
Mark loves this i can tell
Love this video!!
spy kid same pls like meh comment and agree whit me
I love this channel and Jonathan Bird's too!
Marks awesome, this is a super series.
Love how he turn this experience into a storyline
Who else reads the comments while watching?😂
I do
I do watch the comments while i watch i think we are similar