Adventure Ocean Quest: The White Sharks of Guadalupe | Episode 4 | Free Documentary Nature

Adventure Ocean Quest - Episode 4: The White Sharks of Guadalupe | Ocean Documentary
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The White Sharks of Guadalupe: Up to 7 metres of muscle and teeth, packed into an agile and streamlined body that can weigh in at 2250kg - this is the great white shark, one of the most infamous hunters on Earth. But the reality is that these sharks may disappear from our oceans altogether within the next 20 years. Their terrifying reputation is part myth, part reality, rooted in their instinct to hunt and kill whatever looks like a good prey animal … and that can include human beings. But how far is their killer-reputation justified? Are great white sharks really the blood-thirsty loners we imagine them to be?
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[@louies5988]

Absolutely amazing and beautiful creatures! God’s creations are beautiful indeed!

[@juliamcdonald-carberry146]

One of the most perfect of nature's creations. Absolutely gorgeous & terrifying predator that needs our help to continue to exist. Without all species of sharks all oceans & seas would become stinking cesspools of death & disease. No longer the source of all life on our planet the oceans all life on our planet will die. The life on land depends on the good health of our oceans & seas. Without the work of our irreplaceable sharks our oceans & seas will literally die. This is an excellent documentary everyone who cares about our planet should watch. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@smallmiracles2002]

Amazing, misunderstood, mystical creatures that deserve great respect and our protection.

[@waltherfuchs3790]

Beweg dich!

[@ayyms5907]

Love them so much!!!

[@sarahpearce7465]

Yess they are beautiful and mystical and we must protect them

[@georgecarberry9222]

Beautifully said

[@bjrnthebootybandit]

Just killed a British man in Oz

[@alexanderwang6130]

He’s the top of the food chain. It fears nothing!! Killer Whale: Hold my beer 🍺

[@trudyhoffmann6405]

Of all the shark documentaries I've watched, this is one of my favorites.

[@storBoomer]

What a great series of documentaries! Compared to the Ocean Vet series which is also interesting, yet a more dramatized approach of storytelling, these docs here are much more calmer and feel more "in depth" and upclose and personal. My wife and I really enjoyed these shark docs. Thank you for giving them a new playlist!

[@cindyyam6108]

One u

[@trolsupermega]

Zzzzzz

[@deborahnieling2315]

BEAUTIFUL, to learn that Great whites have blue eyes.. Which we don't see above water! Impressive Docu about this majestic, mysterious Shark I love!!!!! 💙🌊👌🦈🦈🦈❤️❤️❤️👍🏽

[@gmr238]

LOVED THIS, WAS BEAUTIFUL. THANKYOU FOR SHARING !

[@DMTrance87]

I love that Fir Seal coming in swimming circles around the great white like "Hey guys, you ain't THAT special" 🤣

[@georgecarberry9222]

That seal was ultimately caught & eaten. So, they are easily the awesome & dangerous predators they're portrayed to be.

[@lesleygardiner4154]

I so want to go cage diving.. I would love to come face to face with these majestic animals.. something so special with these 🦈

[@katierommel3340]

That’s crazy!!

[@juliadorandt]

Please don’t ever - it kills them. So many sharks get terribly injured and even die from encounters with these cages. They get lured to the area around the cage, try to examine it and what’s in them(NOT TO EAT WHATS IN THE CAGE!) - and since they can’t reverse, some tend to get stuck in or between the bars. Probably even more dangerous to the people too than go diving with an experienced dive master and spotter

[@kristenbilger763]

I wonder if Bruce was there? I watch so many documentaries about Guadalupe and white sharks, fascinating.

[@nicoleanderson7378]

Love these documentaries!!!!!

[@TheManWithManyNames]

As someone who has an intense fear of Sharks, should I be watching this? No! But I can't fall asleep unless I'm watching one of these nature videos D:

[@johnbeautyman827]

Sharks are a major part of the eco systems, so i respect & admire these film makers. Stay blessed ❤

[@Laura_toggsgirls]

I love sharks respect their space they win always

[@MrWicked61671]

When the sharks die, the oceans die. When the oceans die, we die. 🦈 ❤️

[@BigShrimpin416]

Yup!

[@asresbenayalew3092]

14:21 Making bubbles underwater will scare off sharks. That's all it takes. Noted. Thank you. :) For real tho, great documentary. The divers are real badasses. The longer they stayed on the boat, the more I wanted them not to dive at all. Glad everything turned out great in the end.

[@oaklandish5104]

MAn lol if I ever have to come in to contact with a shark I'm 🌬🌬🌬🌬🌬🌬🌬hella bubbles to bruh😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@asresbenayalew3092]

@@oaklandish5104 And if you fear you'll run out of breath, take a bubble gun with you. Lol

[@MeganJohnson-gp6ug]

I feel like the bubbles would attract a shark. Don’t bet your life on that!

[@AgentStang]

but its not the biggest predator in the ocean? what about Orcas and Sperm whales

[@dillonklasse4980]

AgentStang damn the facts! Sharks!

[@MacXtc]

Great Whites have the Reputation', but Bull sharks do more killing of people... In Africa, the big cats have the reputation, but hippos kill more people... (Just sayin')

[@AgentStang]

@aud loves life they hunt giant squid so I'd say so

[@ByrdTheWyrd.]

I think maybe it's the most encountered and stigmatized? Sperm whales only really eat stuff like squid, and orca casualties are few and far between. Make no mistake, they are both incredible predators, but the shark has the worst rep

[@cameroncullen7632]

aud loves life I think there’s a very rare species of hammer head called the great hammer head or might just be a really big hammer head there a vid it’s worth the watch

[@CrissFear]

"this is the bighest predator in the ocean" Orca: oh really ?🤕🤕🤕😂😂😂

[@scrumpycat2611]

Pierre you are a true animal loving Hero.

[@catherinehpn3613]

What courageous men, what a gift to all who get to watch from the safety of home. Thank you. Myself, I’d be frightened just being in a boat near Guadalupe.

[@benderrodriguez9229]

What really ? If I had the money I would do that and so many other cool things instead of just watching from the side lines as life passes .

[@Maurizio4672]

ti piace lo squalo eh? ;)

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

If Johnny Depp would be on the Boat you wouldnt mind anything else.

[@SignOfTheTimes008]

They have a lot of guts. If you look up Ocean Ramsey she's a marine biologist that has swam with Deep Blue, a 20 foot white shark estimated to be 70 years old.

[@tomtom3889]

Glad there are people trying to protect that tiny sanctuary. I heard a few years ago there was a spotting of a grey whale in the Atlantic. We are on a good trend here. A few big steps and we will see this this eco system bloom.

[@canadianmmaguy7511]

Hopefully it stays away from the st lawrence. Cruise ship killzone

[@k.sudhakanike4363]

Kaifimocee

[@BoydXplorer]

Tnx4sharing the documentary of the White Sharks of Guadalupe. Interesting to watch till the end.

[@MsBeachLizard]

Insane! I think I held my breath thru the whole thing!

[@fractalfemale]

So good to see people swimming with sharks without baiting. Beautiful creatures ❤

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Thank you

[@lucaswilkinson8398]

Absolutely amazing creatures my mother isn’t happy that I want to do exactly what these men are doing as my dream job

[@steven-qc2nt]

Dont listen to her make your dreams come true if you want to film animals around the world you can!

[@jesseanna7208]

@@steven-qc2nt totally agree. It's expected of any mother to be frightened of a son or daughter doing something like that but the only way to true happiness is following your dreams, not let anything or anyone get in your way or make you think your dreams are impossible 💪🤘🤟

[@melanatedqueen]

If she didn't care, you wld take it personally still. As a parent, you can't win..

[@smallone9825]

Oh don't you just love Pierre, great video and footage guys would love more, other videos are too short yours was very interesting 😉

[@soundsr7446]

Amazing just Amazing 👏

[@sarahpearce7465]

I have the upmost respect for our beautiful majestic big sharks I have always loved great whites. I would love to swim with them they are extremely misunderstood creatures. These divers and crew are amazing

[@jackyeidem5975]

But you would be eaten, for that is the nature of the beast.!! LOL!

[@therealbrucewayne.]

@@jackyeidem5975 not really they're more scared of us only if they're hungry they'll really try us

[@jess1573]

omg i would love to see the photos, and it was so amazing to see that one guy able to grab the fin and swim with it

[@jackinalltrades_6744]

Right AMAZING but scary lol I was clinching my teeth 😬 😅

[@jeremymarquardt9053]

Orca's are the biggest predator's in the ocean. That opening statement mucks this whole video on truth!

[@lornawoodings2605]

Well not really, male sperm whale is biggest predator in the ocean

[@aggromando7323]

Sorry, it’s sperm whales.

[@Neil0014]

orcas are just bullies!!

[@sandrahammond5566]

They are!

[@kylesargert3336]

I've been tuna fishing on the islander before. Good boat

[@aussiedownunder4186]

Very brave divers and very big females.

[@Alex-vq9vj]

This was a good one! A not overly dramatic narration like this is such nice change from the hysterical, fear-mongering presentation of Discovery, NatGeo (RIP) and it's ilk! I also hate their ridiculous pseudo-experiments that are clearly just for the sake of hype or to get aggressive shark footage and not for any scientific gain.

[@firstphotowork8419]

great shots

[@markdelacruz9185]

love the documentary. it allows you to get into the soul of the life of the shark in this protected part of the ocean waters. amazing people and professionals doing this for us to really understand the nature of sharks.

[@StanWatt.]

The Orca is the biggest known hunter, other than the giant squid.

[@sijiawang5209]

Cool!

[@jasonism123]

How do these guys even float? They have balls of steel! Jesus Christ!

[@vickiebunch6405]

Not once was any of those beautiful animals anything but curious, not agitated or predatory or bloodthirsty. Just calm. I know that isn't always the case, but they aren't the crazy, mindless killers we are sometimes led to believe either!

[@jdbhatts2912]

beautiful doc, great presentation: only issue they got some facts wrong- GWS are not apex predators or the biggest; orcas are

[@D_XDC]

Opening line 'This is the biggest predator in the ocean' 🤔 Nope! The Orca is! And it they eat Great White as a snack 😋 But only its liver

[@illwalker23]

Riding on great white sharks 🦈 incredible

[@jeffmutter2286]

Pardon the correction, but I believe the Orca is the biggest predator in the ocean. Up to 22ft and 9500lbs.

[@mikecimerian6913]

The only mindless eating machine that I know of gets supersized at the take out window. 🦈

[@Rocio1988]

The great marine predator the white shark and take away this misconception of them that they are human killer, in which is wrong and this documentary explains us the magnificent animal that fascinating us. We hope to protect them against the illegal hunting and destruction their habitat. 🦈🦈🦈🦈 thanks for sharing this interesting episode. Great job.

[@eruston]

So sad that sharks are hunted for simply their fins. Never get shark fin soup.

[@ulrikeheezen4485]

This documentary is so interesting that I have watched it a dozen times. As I'm fascinated by the Hawaiian islands and its culture I would like to know more about the under water world and sharks of these islands.

[@FarelGibran-xb4xv]

)ggggg

[@kelsiewomble1316]

I've probably watched all these shark documentaries at least twice, if not more times! I really cannot get enough of learning about sharks, watching them swim or hunt, how they interact with other sharks, how they react to these free divers.... The list goes on lol. I cannot wait until my husband and I get to book our trip to Guadalupe, I already know I'm gonna be addicted to it immediately!! We really need to be a lot more aware of our actions and the consequences they have.... Shark hunting needs to be aggressively punished, these are living creatures, they feel pain like we do. Shark fin soup needs to just not be a thing anymore. It used to be a big deal like twenty/twenty five years ago, now it's served most often at weddings. We need to save the sharks, in order to save our oceans, in order to save our planet!!!

[@christopherfarrington9270]

yes its in the doc 10 worst shark attacks i think.

[@mortenolsen1111]

There's more ads in this video than on an advertisement agency... 🤨

[@isabelabassett2764]

“Biggest predator in the ocean” ORCAS JESUS.

[@grindoline9]

This plus the number of ads on the timeline: I guess it’s a hard pass for me....

[@xinxinel]

yups, listened to first line, switched off

[@jennifermarshall4780]

Orcas are the Apex predators because nothing in the ocean eats them. They kill Great white sharks just for their liver how they talked about how big it was how useful it was to them the orcas can smell that. They have intense hearing smelling and visual. When they hunt as a pack nothing can be done to them. They are called the wolves of the ocean.

[@wizels1403]

That's craaaaazyy bro, put any of them against a giant saltwater crocodile individually and see how badly they get ripped apart lol

[@thepuffin4050]

Actually sperm whales

[@luiscarlos-gv8py]

Free, doc; boa noite sou pescador de águas profundas ;, amo seus vídeos# agora me arriscar em mergulhar c tubarões, orca e outros tô for esses animais são inprevizives confiança zero😰😰😰😰😰...!

[@eschwarz1003]

that's sad, but humans can go anywhere, sharks are limited; it's their home. With more info hopefully we can avoid fatalities; even though statistically they are extremely minimal.

[@wildlifemomentjp]

i love your video 💓

[@CarlYoungII]

WoW. Those handsome free divers especially the bald one are amazing. I'm absolutely terrified of large bodies of water and even more terrified of them being infested with the world most powerful underwater apex creature. You couldn't pay me a million $$$ to do this job!!! Mad respect to the entire for this documentary. 😍😍🔥🔥🔥👌🏽👌🏽

[@thomaslove7278]

I am a big fan you're the best I think for the shark 🦈🦈 of the ocean Happy Thanksgiving

[@jblake1]

Well the commentator calling it a bloodthirsty monster isn't going to help its reputation is it

[@LEXZION]

😂

[@rubr949]

the biggest predator in the ocean ? *Killer whales* anyone?

[@scottiethegreat74]

In fairness, he did say they want to challenge the "myth" of it being a blood thirsty monster!!

[@azertyytreza8947]

@OnceTheyNamedMEiWasn't they are a seriously endangered species and you are not.

[@amradzinovic4086]

@OnceTheyNamedMEiWasn't You're just a little boy,looking for some attention.Pretty pathetic. 😉

[@adrianac8186]

you're telling me... i can watch over an hours worth... of SHARK content... FOR FREE???????????

[@Awarebynature]

i am glad its so protected

[@ryanphototech]

A great documentary. The efforts of films like this go along way in helping to establish new laws of conservation. These awesome creatures must be respected and treasured for future generations. Perhaps gps units should be placed on fishing nets so they can be retrieved when they cut loose. Sharks even the great white are not the apex predator of the ocean that title belongs to the killer whale; they hunt down and easily kill great whites.

[@vknight7497]

I truly pray killer whales hunt GWs to extinction.

[@jdbhatts2912]

yea they got that wrong- orcas are top

[@manishabarua1387]

I would love to go cage diving nd see all types of shark

[@Kidraver555]

Dressing like a seal in shark country must be crazy, I would have a red,yellow suit with lime green spots on it.

[@AshtonOrtega]

These dudes have huge balls

[@Kimmy-pw8tm]

The 3 divers are good looking

[@robertbolivarr8363]

I'm a freediver myself. I've been diving for years in my own bed with no problems.

[@retard_activated]

🤣🤣🤣

[@elmo319]

Isn’t that muff diving 😉

[@wizardofoz1390]

Thank you

[@robtech341]

This absolutely not the biggest predator in the ocean. The "Killer Whale" is absolutely the top predator in the seas. Turns out there is a reason they don't call them "Ocean Ponies"

[@vincemarshall8550]

love these films ,just goes to show what the real temprament of a white shark is ,you couldnt do this with a tiger (cat) which supposedly is a more intelligent animal ,the media has given this shark terrible press.

[@emiliowilfredo3780]

Emilio Puts One Tyrannosaurus Rex and Puts One Spinosaurus

[@tim66612343]

He fears no one! Orca: Hold my beer……

[@robindegroot9455]

Exactly man!

[@deborahnieling2315]

Yes but they just share a few places, Maybe they meet in California or New Zealand (more rarely) that is it, Orcas are more seen in Alaska, Japan, Norway, Washington, so the main hunting grounds are not the same! Let's say they are both Apex Predators in their Territory

[@TheMattc999]

I love how that fur seal pops up like he's there to run interference for the divers

[@marcleroux3426]

never felt so safe on land before

[@orcaazur06]

Very good documentary thanks. But we need to distinguish between the behavior of females and males.

[@jamesperold6917]

A week later the sharks posted a video titled The Creatures of land, Beast and shark.

[@aaronburns9538]

You know what would make this documentary better? Sharks.

[@Soilec]

« This is the biggest predator in the ocean… » Not even 10 seconds of the documentary and there’s already a mistake. Otherwise it’s an interesting one thanks to Fred Buyle, Pierre Frolla and all their teammates.

[@meganz7123]

subtitles are wild

[@eileenlocke7877]

Amazing kings of th sea leave them be they been hear millions of years

[@94monks50]

I think the king of the sea now is Killer Whale

[@thepuffin4050]

@@94monks50 sperm whales

[@nc3819]

This documentary is more about cameramen and free divers than great white sharks.

[@Seven_Sweethart]

I love sharks 😊

[@satanclaus8381]

Appearantly, earlier this year, the Mexican government officially banned cage diving at this location.

[@lilybethjezzabelletaduranf9374]

💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@BladeRunner-td8be]

The first line out of the narrator's mouth; "This is the biggest predator in the ocean." Incorrect. Killer Whales are on an order of magnitude larger. I hope the rest of the documentary is a bit more accurate.

[@itsnotrightyouknow]

True but it's an American documentary and they are usually very inaccurate.

[@charliekezza]

We need top predators in an ecosystem to keep it healthy

[@ginexkasachstan]

The whole time i had anxiety for the divers being on the surface of the water. You never know what comes at high speed from below. They wouldnt stand a chance👀🙈

[@graemekneale2624]

Also if you find amount of ads annoying ... go to end and press replay

[@beautybyrobin2183]

No video will ever convince me its safe to go into the ocean!

[@besearchingforwisdom6267]

Life is not safe. Many people die from eating a salad... Always live on the edge

[@cfcstar9000]

Amazing footage and very interesting but there's no way you could catch me in the water with those massive Predators fair play to these Lads they have massive balls of Steel but also have abit of stupidity in my opinion🦈👍

[@Coyot0xx0]

If they had balls of steel they couldn't have come back from the water.

[@violagentsch]

👎 loaded with ads. Forward to 33:00 if you wana see sharks.

[@ByrdTheWyrd.]

Hot tip: scrub all the way to the end and then click the replay button to get rid of all the ads. (I'm on mobile so idk about PC)

[@lesleygardiner4154]

@@ByrdTheWyrd. I didnt realise you could do that.. thanks 😊

[@canechambis4368]

Only good shark is a dead shark! Love me some shark fin soup!

[@sbrownello]

I love how the first sentence the narrator says "This is the biggest predator in the ocean".....sorry bud, but the Orca (killer whale) has the Great White beat by a long-shot.

[@Etherglide]

Agreed. I picked up on that as well.

[@crazyc3558]

Beat me to it theres a video on yt showing a gw get flipped on its back put to sleep an its liver eaten by a orca

[@Ostfriese777]

My Money is on the Sperm Whale.

[@sbrownello]

Jochen Burkart sperm whales get bigger, however orcas do hunt them as they’re more of a predator.

[@sbrownello]

Liam Crawford orcas hunt great whites all the time. Smaller teeth but larger and smarter and they hunt in pods

[@ghiblinerd6196]

33:04 I wonder how that seal can swim with balls that big.

[@LaRavenYT]

Thats a huge male! He must be super old.

[@jonconnor9601]

Its really interesting how the sharks do not attack free divers , the same in Hawaii I saw videos of free divers swimming with a massive female , that blew my mind completely , then you see fisherman shell fish divers in Australia who are using tanks regularly eaten

[@bluemarlin8138]

They attack free divers as much as anyone else, meaning not very often. A free diver was killed spearfishing at Guadalupe Island in the 1970s. (The shark was swimming below and turned sideways to eyeball him, just like the diver in this video said). One free diver named Robert Pamperin was eaten whole off San Diego before that.

[@madalenav]

Too many ads! I get the ads, but not every 3min or less... :/

[@MacXtc]

For goodness sake... Get an Ad blocker!!!

[@ByrdTheWyrd.]

Scrub all the way to the end of the video and when click the replay button to get rid of the ads (might take a few times)

[@terryjames548]

Jacques Cousteau would be proud.

[@greggaieck4119]

The utube videos on sharks the sound is low sound should up and not down

[@adriancano3991]

Balls of Steel

[@michelemason1663]

They definitely deserve our protection….I am not sure they are misunderstood as living in Australia I see first hand how many people are bitten and they are definitely exploratory bites but some mature whites have continued to eat the whole person which tells me our meat is acceptable to their diet.