Its really not.

Same thing happened to me. Was brushed or bumped on the leg around the knee area. Never saw it but looked to my left and could see something turn around in the water. Never saw a fin but could tell it circled by the water. Took off swimming and it never pursued me apparently.

I got bit in half by a bull shark. They sewed my Brody back together again.

you don't want any smoke with one... trust me. Actually, bigger shakrs like bulls or great whites have a tendency to be much more straight forward when diving with them. A big bull shark will make it very clear where you stand with it, while reef sharks like blacktips are the ones you cannot keep your eye off because one minute they ok with you and the next they want you gone...

Spinners bulls are often in winter GREAT WHITE IN WINTER “yes. passing through” most likly to JAX WHALE GROUNDS Nurse TOO Get yer facts right NOT JUST THE NE TYPE DUHHHH

@@atomicfusionvideo even if, shark is shark 😂 if you want smoke with one, it’d be happy to provide

No reason to hate the sharks they're in their environment that's their home. People should be more respectful of the sharks environment

No mention of bulls

@@KylieJonkman Maybe but they are very common there...most don't know what type attacked them.

true surfers will surf even if they supposed to get married today lol

The term "over-fishing" is the biggest BS going around. Idiots decided to over-protect sharks (who are nothing more than scavengers) and that is why you have more shark attacks. Furthermore, with the advent of the internet, you now hear about a shark bite immediately when before you almost never heard about it before because it tended to be just another local issue. By the way, if you disagree, please provide a list of "their usual prey" -- and it can't just be all fish because then that's not a predator-prey relationship.

Really?i need surf spot in fl but NSB is giving me creeps

to sharks they are lol

Light metal mesh is better

Kevlar or stainless mesh suit in the vein of an undersuit similar to afull lenth rashie wven into and lght but strong and flexible then the wetsuit over the top 2piece for ease of movement trouble is would they be bothered to wear it as with protective motorcycle gear it only works if your wearing it also a llife jacket type vest like body armor but again floattation i wonder how many attacks would have been abandonded if the shark couldnt get a clamp down bite or if what it was biting tasted of metallic or carbon the answer is outthere perhaps a 3pronged solution 1shark shield 2 kevlar body suit with gloves and booties in camoflauge colors 3motorised boards so you can get away quick and yes they do exist i guess it depends on the risk your prepared to take me i would have all three and invest in your chance of survival and your life even if it means having to spend money for safety but there is no guarantee 100percent you are just stacking the odds in your favor and im all for that 😊😊regards😊

The idea has been explored but it is too inconvenient and impractical not to even mention the environmental risks. There are better deterants and shark attacks are statistically very improbable but get the most media attention because media loves fear mongering. I've surfed in great whites waters my whole life, I've never seen one (probs a bunch have seen me ngl) and I can count more times I was nearly ended by another surfer or a big wave. Human beings just do things backwards when it comes to logic... Someone gets bit by a shark, people cry "let's kill sharks" but someone wipes out in a big wave and is never seen again, no one cries out "Lets make waves smaller".... honestly, the biggest hazard out there are other human beings and their boards.

turns out there isn't, the issue is actually more complex than that. Study I am referring to was conducted in austrelia but in general murky water and bullsharks is a very common bad idea, so if you head out you are partly asking for it. It's to each individual to assess the risk and make an informed decision, make the wrong one and your ignorance officially cost you.