30 Scariest Shark Encounters of The Year (Part 2)

[@justsomeguy6474]

This video ends at 32:24, however it is unclear what happens next!

[@EleTeBotaSoca]

lol

[@cajun5957]

Well darn you if you cannot finish the clip see if I’m going to watch it anymore

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Hahaha

[@ladygia9065]

Hope everyones safe

[@stayhumble7251]

It's still a Mystery

[@rebeccabriggs5839]

I keep trying to understand why people go into the middle of the ocean in small boats, inflatable boats, and canoes. To me it's just wreckless

[@theglassmaster3140]

I do in a sit on top kayak but I use catamaran outriggers. Prevent you from being flipped over. There’s no less of a threat In driving to work everyday

[@raymondanderson751]

Yes and why people go out in the ocean and are surprised when they see a shark, I mean that's where they live of course you may run into one. C'mon people! You can be eaten by an ocean predator if you are in the ocean. if you don't want to possibly be eaten DON'T GO IN THE OCEAN!

[@Sophia-sm7qi]

Not really, you just have to be safe about. You shouldn't go really far and make sure that your boat wont be easily destroyed.

[@CREATIONISM123]

Wreckfull*

[@rachaelm3298]

Yep.. then they are surprised or get upset that the shark IN THEIR HOME.. tries to or does attack them.🙄🙄😑 can't fix stupid.

[@mellanytravers6544]

Being a self-professed shark expert, it's obvious to me that those red arrows are aggravating the sharks. If you see a red arrow, get out of the water.

[@gokceris]

😂😂😂

[@marydunigan1504]

LOL!

[@LeatherMadeSkateboarder]

Studies have shown it to be the case ~ red arrows lead to exits

[@skywalker7274]

A

[@tntdineamite5091]

sharks hate clickbait

[@Amanda76767]

It was "unimaginable" for the shark to attack the bleeding fish. 😂

[@liambuchan]

honestly tragic commentary on this lol

[@meganrobinson1179]

😂😂😂

[@navigatormoore]

😂 For real, and just as "unimaginable" when one reenacted the same scene from the only infamous movie made about it! The narration is aggressively theatric. David Attenborough would've been like, "...a great white shark surfaced (something in meters) from the water as if it had taken a page from a scene in Jaws! Fascinating..." but nope EVERYTHING in these clips are of the unimaginable or doing the unthinkable😂🤣😂

[@beewalk34]

"Then the shark left him alone after taking his fish"...

[@alexistaylor9078]

​@@navigatormoore Especially with the cage divers. How is it remotely "unthinkable" or "shocking" that a large predatory animal that's been intentionally lured in with bait **gasp** gets close enough to the cages to actually eat the bait! COMPLETELY UNTHINKABLE!! Those people all paid good money hoping for the exact experience they got, a close up encounter with a great white from the safety of a cage.

[@si-mon3424]

Imagine being a narrator of a channel with almost 1/2 mill subscribers and calling that a hammerhead

[@JohnnysCafe_]

I just commented on that too,I mean how could someone get identification so wrong 🙄

[@allamericanshooter6287]

They Purposely miss label stuff like this so that people will comment and help to notice the channel

[@tobbcittobbcit8899]

not to speak about the fact that they dont even use clips from the same year and just scramble clips of whatever they find

[@ladygia9065]

And the ending of the clips "the video ended Out of the sudden, we can only hope they made it safely ". That's some Drama.

[@pammaggio8135]

Wow… look at all of you ungrateful a-holes… sitting there watching something entertaining for FREE!! All the while not even caring how much work it goes into making these videos… You guys are so F’ing entitled! 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

[@papo862]

@14:56 is not a hammer head shark, looks like a lemon 😂

[@heathguillory4803]

Ruined the vid after seeing a hammerhead without the hammer.accurate for the most part till than.

[@187Killerbee]

I think it still needs to develop it's hammer

[@papo862]

@@187Killerbee 😂

[@carsonalderson]

I love the red arrows pointing at the sharks. Thanks for the clarification, I couldn’t see it before.

[@nyelement007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dannisan77]

Imagine being in a rubber boat and a shark chews holes in it, that would be intensely terrifying especially if you were to be well away from the shore. Perhaps it's best NOT to ride inflatable boats in the ocean, not a very smart move.

[@heathguillory4803]

They usually have 6 separate air tubes just for that reason,1pops no problem,he gets 2 or 3 oh boy head for shore.i agree inflatable boats should only be used as life boats, emergency stuff, not for playing with whites in the middle of the ocean miles out.not a very smart move.😁

[@friendlyreptile9931]

Are you one of those people that think sharks are hunting for humans? Do you think a shark is agressive towards someone and planing to eat the guy if he is swimming by very slow? Damn, more sharkucation is needed here.

[@dannisan77]

@@friendlyreptile9931 Sharks aren't out there to get people, it's only when people invade their territory that they might attack.

[@friendlyreptile9931]

@@dannisan77 Yeah but even chances for that are very low :D

[@LACHY-oz7vv]

​@dannisan77 sometimes they actually think ur a seal ( food )

[@simonvance8054]

Goes into known predator’s territory…”much to the man’s surprise, it circles him again…” 😂😂😂

[@nyelement007]

Lol 😂

[@wendyspring6480]

That was not a young Hammerhead Shark, I'm not sure what type it was but it definitely wasn't a Hammerhead because they really stand out.

[@calfttv9788]

I heard him say that and i was like..... That my friend is not a hammer head shark

[@Highspergamy]

We do have a hammerhead narrator, however.

[@K1NGDAR1X]

its a nurse shark

[@K1NGDAR1X]

i ment reef shark

[@justlynsey8778]

I said the same exact thing too

[@mcnuggetchannel6060]

The arrows really help, don't think I would've seen any sharks without them.

[@nyelement007]

😂😂😂😂😂 you guys make me laugh

[@oof6520]

Scuba diver: oh $h!+ Oh $h!+ Lemon Shark: Hey man, let me talk to you about extending your car's warranty...first off I can lower....

[@Tash4ever]

Why the heck do people dive in the middle of the ocean!?! That's the sharks territory not ours 🦈.....

[@ThePythonGuy]

That’s like saying why do we walk outside? Its the tigers territory not ours 🤷🏻‍♂️ There is danger everywhere 😂

[@Dancing-skincare]

lol so dumb to catch fish💀

[@henrysantos121]

*This was absolutely amazing videos*

[@ejwatcher5643]

Hahahaha, the shark does the" UNIMAGINABLE ", and eats the fish. I don't know if i just have a vivid imagination but that seems extremely obvious. I like your use of exciting narrative, tad embellished tho.

[@meghanc8887]

Right this narrator is so funny !!! There's one he did of safari tours in Africa, on a different channel I think. It's cooler than this one !

[@meghanc8887]

If you notice under that clip, it says it was filmed by "white shark Atlantic observatory" or something meaning they most likely were there for white sharks ....

[@sarahjane4908]

The Guadalupe island divers were literally in a shark cage. How was this “the surprise of a lifetime”?

[@blazingheart2912]

13:28 A shark stealing your fish while you’re trying to reel it in and immediately swimming away with it is less terrifying and more just really funny tbh

[@cardinalfox0734]

Or the human stole it's fish

[@jedjones5406]

That wasn’t a hammerhead shark. That shark didn’t have a hammer shaped head. Just a normal rounded head

[@QueenSavage1030]

Subscribed!

[@DeadSezSo]

A shark does the unimaginable...steals a spearfishermans catch??? Lol very common and also that fisherman was a fool for doing that next to a shark

[@FitzyyYT]

That first one was the tiger telling the guy to back off from his meal.. it was his turtle. Wasn't attacking him

[@Ilovelana03]

That second clip with the lemon shark lemon sharks are pretty harmless he wasn’t in much danger at all

[@allbriardup6451]

Lol “baby Hammerhead”? And “The unimaginable happens, the shark goes after the fish” 😂 I love your content and I appreciate your work, thank you for the entertainment!

[@TheSunBringsJoy]

If any of these sharks wanted to attack, they would have and a weapon won't always stop it. In fact, from all of the shark attacks recorded, some people had weapons and it made the shark go absolutely into a frenzy resulting in some pretty gruesome deaths. I'd rather take my chances with having a weapon though because if a shark is really after you, having nothing isn't good either.

[@meghanc8887]

It was good he didn't shoot and just waited to see. Cuz you're right, the first shot may have just aggravated it more ! You only want to use you're weapon if it actually makes a move ....

[@jamesavis1]

Statistically, defending yourself with a weapon increases your chance of survival to 70%

[@keithgreene8489]

28:00 “Shark experts…”. “Let’s cram in the smallest f*cking boat imaginable”

[@dbx1233]

Imagine being inside the cage of the cage divers, checking out the sharks, when the cable or rope attached to the cage breaks loose. The cage just sinking to the bottom. That may be as bad as getting attacked by the sharks.

[@priestoftheunderworld]

That would be the worst. Knowing and seeing everything out there in the dark. Then bam. Sinking looking up into complete darkness lol. My heart would stop beating if that happened

[@dbx1233]

@@priestoftheunderworld The depths of the oceans are very scary.

[@RyanSmith-dn1rw]

There is a movie based on this situation, called 47 meters down. These 2 girls were inside a cage diving tank and the cable broke. That's as much as i'll tell you. Great movie watch it yourself.

[@priestoftheunderworld]

@@RyanSmith-dn1rw I have watched that plus heard stories on people being dropped to the bottom. Or even a small sub or working on something deep deep in the ocean and you are trapped. Would be the worst. Or being trapped in a underwater cave knowing you can’t get out lol

[@aidengaddy0689]

And made a movie called fall

[@Pkb2044]

Man, these australians are crazy

[@ElephantSoul]

wow amazing 😮

[@kiratics3710]

“Looses interest in the shark cage and chooses to swim away” It’s almost as if sharks can only go in one direction and when they can’t go in that direction they need to make a turn to go in another direction

[@lesliebrown5721]

I like the one with the 2 spear fishermen Where there's clearly a shark right below them and he spears the fish anyway and then the narrator says and then the shark does the unimaginable and eats the fish um isn't that what sharks do.

[@nobrainsnoheadache2434]

I saw Jaws when I was 12 and it scared the crap out of me, but for real life there's nothing like that giant bull shark leaping out of the water off the peoples back deck, that one is frightening. As for #17, seems like what not to do, you can see the shark right there as he shoots the fish, like, seriously, what did he think was going to happen?

[@monne-gronne]

14:54 now thats a odd looking hammerhead shark

[@johnd4408]

"Sharks don't attack people. It's just mistaken identity." I like how idiots try to make sharks seem like the next door neighbors cat.

[@simonvance8054]

💯🎯

[@cardinalfox0734]

Sharks are dangerous. But so is every other thing. Sharks are actually very curious and kind animals, some of the friendliest in the ocean. All the attacks you hear of are either testing bites or humans harassing the shark, they don't actually attack humans. They are like ocean cats.

[@NicoleCatherinee]

Sometimes sharks mistake people for seals. They don’t intentionally try to attack people. However, when people splash around & move a LOT, they will mistake humans for prey. You’re way more likely to get struck by lightning than attacked by a shark. They aren’t a neighbors cat, however they aren’t these human eating predators that a lot of people mistake them for! They’re very curious, and use their mouths to identify things. There are about 50-70 attacks by sharks per YEAR on earth. It’s VERY rare. There’s a documentary on KZbin where a few shark scientists go to Guadalupe and see if they are able to swim with great whites, and eventually end up swimming in the open ocean with one! The shark even lets them ride on their dorsal fin quite a few times. Their very curious fish but they are notttt as aggressive toward humans as the media tries to display

[@niksuch4169]

How the heck can I put myself in such a cage? And why it's always said "the very aggressive shark"? They only try to feed themselves.

[@stevew6138]

LOL, I love how the red arrows point out the shark filling half the screen. I would have missed it......

[@beewalk34]

The audacity of humans is incomprehensible...

[@rottweilerfun9520]

In #12 , that's one rinky dink looking shark cage. Those bars look like they made the cage out of coat hangers, I'd have to ask for a real cage or my money back. That cage isn't as robust as one of my dog crates. No wonder those chicks were terrified.

[@yota.r1k]

Am I the only one who wished the guy stomping on the boats edge to taunt the shark would have slipped? Not all the way in , but just enough to get humbled.

[@LouB33]

He’s great! He has helped so many creatures that have fishing wire and plastic wrapped around them! The first geezer I mean!

[@Sunshine27234]

What people really don't understand is that all these sharks are not aggressive. In every single clip they are disturbed by humans either by jumping on them, boating over them, getting in their way with surf boards and what not. People in cages baiting great whites with fish and then freaking out when the exact shark they wanted to see comes and gets the fish they brought to bait him. those werent fishing lines, those are swiming bodies attached to bait. Sharks use their mouths and fins to touch things as they don't have hands. Rarely any shark encounter ends up deadly, because sharks are NOT aggressive. People don't understand nature because we have become so distanced that we forgot how to read our environment und the animals living in it. Also we keep forgetting, that the ocean is NOT our environment and that we do nothing but disturb the ocean and all living things in it.

[@rachaelm3298]

Unfortunately all of these incidents are inevitable.. you're IN THEIR HOME. Nothing about them doing what they do in it is unbelievable, unsurprising or unthinkable.. It's just what sharks do IN THEIR HOME YO.

[@andrewmorke]

Hand feeding sharks creates dangers for other divers and swimmers.

[@christianelzy875]

Good videos Claws

[@cassiusdio6048]

I do wish that the dudes with the go pro and bag clip got more than they bargained for.

[@fabulousporcupine3828]

Yeah, I feel like that should be illegal.. I don’t like when people play with wild animals

[@henrikpersson4698]

Australians be out in a dinghy, get attacked by a great white and be all like "whoa mate that is brilliant!"

[@eringemini7091]

Great White Sharks are the only species that stick their heads out of the water to "assess the situation. "

[@CHAlVlELEOlV]

It is calleda spy hop and no they aren't the only ones, tiger sharks do the same with seagulls relaxing on the surface, they use this technique to hunt them, planning every move. These are only juvinles tho as they are experimental at these ages, which is why its dangerous to humanbeings.

[@Liza-dh6vo]

love these videos but i does make me sad how the narrator paints the sharks to be so agressive. A majority of all shark attacks are a case of mistaken identity, sharks are naturally curious like puppys(and baby sharks a litrally called pups!) sharks explore with thier mouths, and arnt always looking for food. sharks also cant swim backwards so ofc they run into the cages and keep trying to go forward, they are not attacking the cage or trying to get the divers. Sharks are not mosters and its sad how people make them out to be.

[@Liza-dh6vo]

and yes ik some of these videos the sharks are actually agressive but it bc of the divers! when the drivers fight back they are just egging the shark on and triggering it, plus its there enviorment ofc they will be protective if someone starts shoving a spear gun in there face.

[@Liza-dh6vo]

Like 12:12 great example

[@cardinalfox0734]

And the other part of attacks is humans harassing the shark

[@Argozfv]

Bro, I’m literally watching this well I’m at the beach in Wellfleet Massachusetts

[@teaginbull1641]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS 😀

[@cardinalfox0734]

They are very badly informing though

[@Bethlam]

12:57 the shark is RIGHT THERE! Why would you shoot the fish? The second the fish begins to thrash the shark is clearly going to go after it.

[@Daniel-zm1wt]

These paddle boarders are incredible to me. I can't even balance on those things for longer than a minute, to do it panicking and under the pressure of a life or death situation is superhuman.

[@Rastakrakken69]

This is perfect Thanks

[@DaBean617]

Everything you describe as UNTHINKABLE and UNIMAGINABLE is actually very think able and very imaginable. In fact with sharks thats all I THINK and IMAGINE

[@DEXIFYIWNL]

It’s scary how a shark can just decide whether to massacre the divers or let them live

[@eastonmeyer6845]

2:20 …..first off you wouldn’t catch me in the ocean in a RUBBER BOAT!!!🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ and ESPECIALLY on ANY coast of Africa!!!!

[@simonvance8054]

The scariest video I’ve seen is where the guy jumps into Sydney harbour and there’s a big great white right behind him…his friend yells shark behind you then you see it coming towards him. That’s why I don’t swim in harbours…it’s open to the ocean.. I expected that to be no 1 but it wasn’t in this..

[@legoland9692]

dont worry! most the timee the shark thinks your prey they arent that smart so stare at them dont make quick movement and push their nose. they will back away :)

[@annabel_rb]

at 19;27 the narrator says the women are terrified, although they didnt even make a such a big fuss..

[@low-key5512]

Many of these "The diver/fisherman managed to escape" videos, it's clear the shark wasn't attacking or hunting them. For example #23, with how close that shark was, if it really was hunting, that guy would have been much too late to react at the speed that he did. I'm not saying sharks are not dangerous and you shouldn't be cautious around them (I'm terrified of them and hence will never swim in open seas), but many times they really aren't out to get us.

[@somebody8783]

The ocean is the home to sharks. When you go diving, it is like you are breaking into their home. They have their rights to attack.

[@Jen-rose76]

I don’t understand why people go into the ocean on little kayaks and fish. They really are asking for it. Thank goodness the sharks in all the videos seem to not be hungry for humans. My heart was in my throat with the young surfer. Phew thank God his parents and other adults were there to help. He was so calm just laying on his board seemed like no big deal. If he actually saw the shark he is gonna be a great surfer. I couldn’t have kept so calm. Good job little man!! ❤❤🙏🏽🙏🏽❤❤

[@cardinalfox0734]

Lol, no sharks eat humans, even if they bite a human thinking it's food, the don't eat it. Don't belive all those movies where sharks,s are killing machines. They are just curious good natured creatures

[@angelamaria2239]

It is amazing that people don’t understand that if they find seals, fish schools, etc, the predator is really close!!! “Lets go swim with the seals”!!!! 🙄.

[@lisahankin1577]

Love how they act all surprised that while fishing/dying fish at end of the line a shark comes. A surprise that a shark is in the Ocean with you/ might come after you when you have food near you. Really?

[@dawnr5158]

Everyone needs to remember that the ocean is indeed where sharks 🦈 and other big fish live, and we must always respect them especially when we’re taking their food source. I mean seriously it’s just common sense that if you go into the ocean, well then you better plan on seeing at least one shark 🦈 and hopefully, god forbid you better pray it’s a nice interaction!!

[@OmpieHickox]

I feel so sore for Great White Sharks , humanity has killed over three hundred million and they are in their territory of the oceans, my deep heart goes out to them we need to save these creatures.

[@EleTeBotaSoca]

13:13 It wasn't a fish, it was a baby shark :( The baby shark was casually swimming near the big shark, until he killed him. The big shark got angry and didn't have any more options but eat its baby to defend..

[@cardinalfox0734]

Lol you really belive that do you

[@EleTeBotaSoca]

@@cardinalfox0734 do you think you know about that type of actions in sharks?

[@DEXIFYIWNL]

@@EleTeBotaSocababy sharks don’t live with their parents they are raised by themselves so it’s not a baby

[@chelle315]

That red arrow was very helpful in pointing out the shark. Probably would have missed it.

[@nyelement007]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dylan_J_Johnson]

Sharks are ambush predators; when you are in a situation where an aggravated shark is a potential danger or the creature is just being its curious self (usually the case) you need to get in contact with the ocean floor. Do not swim up.

[@Standing.W.Israel]

My favorite was the guy trying to prove that the great white was a myth😅😅 DUDE, it's the OCEAN!! A myth, *smh*

[@chases.937]

15:36 that’s not a hammerhead, it’s either a lemon shark or a kind of reef shark

[@CynicalEmpath]

My goodness. sharks are so beautiful. Also, I don't think people realize that sharks don't have hands to explore with. They use their mouths, dolphins are the real assholes!!! my blood boils when people act shocked they run into sharks in the ocean.

[@cardinalfox0734]

Exactly, I am so fed up with people claiming they are killing machines and attack as soon as they see a human!

[@N3M3SYS73]

15:32 that's not a hammerhead shark Mr. Narrator man

[@furiousgeorge3317]

It’s obvious for so many of these that the sharks are not being aggressive to the people, they’re just trying to snag some food away from them or it’s just a mistake

[@jmatt4life]

That was not a hammerhead shark. A hammerhead shark’s head somewhat resembles a hammer; hence, the name.

[@Gachalimpia]

Yes thank you I was like no that’s not a hammer head like huh

[@sauceyypink8577]

For the first video I know the KZbinr and the shark thought the paddle board was the turtle that’s why it bit the paddle board and look it shows you the teeth marks and it’s not even that hard if it wanted to eat the man he could in a second

[@furiousgeorge3317]

The unimaginable: shark eats fish

[@kathall6422]

Any, ANY water with salt in it carries animals that can and will eat a human just because its an easy fight. I'm not a specialist on anything in salt or water at all but I know that for as long as I'm alive I'm not ever, EVER going into water with salt, probably not any water with other living things, a boat, a plane and if I go glamping I'd like to have a paper/waiver on me saying if I'm attacked by any animal where I'm intruding on its territory, by some chance it got the better of me, NO HUMAN IS TOO KILL ANY ANIMAL OVER IT AS I KNEW GOING IN THAT IT COULD HAPPEN. Thank you for being your amazing selves everyone, peace and much love sent from Ontario, Canada. P.S. point.........so you never, EVER have to put yourself in a position to which you FEEL you must STAB a sea creature, DONT ENTER THE WATER THEN, as Barney always said, dum dums.

[@dbx1233]

Kat, we really aren't interested in your ridiculous diatribe.

[@canterburytail2294]

🌷🫶🌷

[@DEXIFYIWNL]

The Dead Sea doesn’t

[@kathall6422]

@@DEXIFYIWNL hence the name. Peace and love sent.

[@jackwoods9604]

Great Whites Look So Cute and Playful....Cute Fins on Their Side...Looks Like They are Smiling at You...Until They Open Their Mouth and Turn into a Whole Different Terrifying Creature

[@funkdoubt1]

That Australian fella (blogger kid)trying to throw himself into the that sharks mouth - what an an Absolute w……..! RIP to a those unsuspectingly snatched and killed. Taken from their lives and grieving families 🙏🏽🫡

[@meghanc8887]

I don't understand how people go into the ocean or sharks area in little kayaked or inflatable boats

[@CHAlVlELEOlV]

27:33 The handlers showcase a TERRIFYING display of bravery" ☠💀

[@Jameskenomis3]

The Australian guy on #30 is either insane or has brass balls the size of softballs. LOL … AustraliaIans are some of my favorite people.

[@nancyedwards4281]

I hate it when these videos end abruptly!

[@delilahh6779]

i love how the red arrows showed me that the man was hanging his feet over the boat, or i wouldn’t have noticed that!

[@susannewicht7570]

Innocent divers... They were spear-fishing and thus not innocent. They intended to kill...

[@Skittlez626]

if you actually watch the first video, you'd see the shark is NOT going for him it was warning him because he literally started to paddle towards the shark and turtle, note if you're in the middle of a shark targeting its prey it's not going to be happy because you're interrupting its meal.

[@justinhealey2408]

I love when that old salty sea dog hollered "Hole! Lee! Crap! I'm guessing next year when that shark has grown a little bit bigger then it'll be able to eat the guy at the end of that plank

[@PsychologicalApparition]

“What happens next might make you JUMP!” No… not really… 🤨 No matter the amount of suggested thought our intense music you insert… nope. I love how after each clip “We don’t know what happens next” 😂😂😂

[@avrojohnson4818]

The dude on the paddle board was asking for it putting himself between the shark and turtle

[@renatakoziel143]

Bardzo interesujący materiał filmowy❤

[@ivanangeli]

4:55 "leaving the to continue" yeah, right, after big white jumping out of the water to snatch me, I would not be continuing anything, but being on the shortest rout to land :)

[@CHAlVlELEOlV]

14:28 thats the sound of his tiny marbles clanking.

[@sarrablog6327]

Wtf were they thinking putting that guy in a fragile glass cage! I get it they want cool photos but damn at least make sure the the door isn't broken!

[@robgilles7551]

Time frame 7:02 with the tiger shark looking like it’s about to attack shows that sharks know the difference between their normal prey and us humans but we also have to remember that their eye sight isn’t the best and they rely on a multitude of other senses to hunt and live where as humans have better Vision than sharks. But as us humans they the animals are not perfect it just goes to show that everyone including animals makes mistakes.

[@cardinalfox0734]

Of course sharks know the difference. They have amazing senses

[@yellarayvo8199]

The One With The 5 Sharks Circling The Cage One Of The Camera Men Was Down There With Him But They Didn’t Fw Him 😂🤦🏽‍♀️

[@meghanc8887]

I wish the narrator would do the effort of looking at the tags on he bottom of each clip and using that info to search what happened after.

[@andrewf0784]

Great White sharks look adorable from the front, friendly even. Then they turn into the equivalent of a car with the strongest bite force on the planet and large white serrated teeth coming at you.

[@cardinalfox0734]

Great whites don't have the strongest bjte force

[@virtzrl]

11:58 This is completely ridiculous. This clip was of divers watching the tiger sharks from up close and if you just simply watch the video which isn't that long, you will see that before the tiger shark attacked them, that the divers were constantly touching and POKING the shark with a stick for no reason whatsoever. Touching is an obvious nono to a wild apex predator, but poking the shark with a stick when it clearly wants nothing to do with you is just asking for trouble. This shark likely felt threatened and stressed by all of the touching and poking, so it defends itself. Many clips in this video are sharks doing their thing and this guy for some reason tries portraying them as dangerous sharks.

[@Josh_Andrade]

Why’s Jim Carrey in the thumbnail? 😂

[@fenrisulven4236]

My anger issues when he pokes the "terrifying" sea puppy nurse shark with a knife.. just give her the fish ffs... The most docile sharks ever, really like to dive with them.

[@autism21918]

3:36 As a lawyer for sharks, that guy shouldn't have gone in the shark's way, look at the poor guy, he was just trying to swin around