Australia's Deadliest Coast (Full Episode) | When Sharks Attack: There Will Be Blood

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[@corynnelizabeth5651]

I find Great Whites and sharks in general so fascinating, they are apex predators but so much is unknown - I just love them 🤷🏻‍♀️❤

[@G82M4Competish]

They aren't apex predators

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The music in this documentary is crazy

[@rocioaguilera3555]

I read National Geographic since I was a child. It taught me many interesting things. Now I'm watching NG online. What a privilege. Thanks, NG for your excellent videos. It's very easy to avoid shark attacks. Just don't swim in places where most attacks occur. Sharks are necessary predators for keeping the species balance. And they're beautiful. They must be protected.

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[@corinnatsiakka219]

The shark jumping with a seal into his mouth, is a capture from South Africa!!!

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[@AQUAMAGNET]

Sharks are in their natural habitat, humans are the guests

[@RadRat1978]

Guests... for dinner

[@Yannick1909__]

@@RadRat1978u should be more scared off dying by eating ur dinner than getting killed from a shark or even attacked

[@RadRat1978]

@@Yannick1909__ Is the statistic even accurate? A small portion of earth's humans go into the ocean with any regularity. When you consider that up to 70% of shark attacks are never reported (3rd world) and adjust the math to only include eligible humans, then yeah, sharks are likely to eat you if you're in the water with them a lot. It will happen

[@jojomorbe3759]

I don’t even get what they saying, like what do you mean “they associate us with food”….we are food, the question is why people would go in the water with apex predators in it. That’s borderline suicidal.

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[@catherinefoster1481]

YES!

[@Hallow334]

I think if everyone had a healthy fear of great whites (and sharks in general), meaning they were concerned enough about them that they would monitor local conditions (fish migrations, whale carcasses, etc.), like those things mentioned in this video that indicate a greater possibility of the presence of sharks in the area, the number of attacks would diminish. We humans tend to become complacent far too easy.

[@Hallow334]

@@ricksmith1673 Why is that?

[@charlesosbun3642]

Hats off to the rescuer

[@hoanganhngo-u6x]

This was very enlightening. Appreciate it!

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I love Normand, he needs to do more of these programs

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

Elise was super lucky, the trauma surgeon did an amazing job with her stitches.

[@Amis7683]

As sad as these incidents are, we need to keep in mind that overall, not many people die of shark attacks, considering the amount of people entering the water every year. When we decide to swim in the ocean, we are entering their realm, and need be aware that at the end of the day, sharks are wild animals. They play a very important role for the balance of our oceans and need to be protected as well as possible. Please dont demonize these awesome creatures because they very rarely make a mistake.

[@dianeeubanks9018]

I love documentary on shark's but what get me the most is everybody seems to be shocked when shark's attack and y'all swimming in the ocean

[@rangdipkin6826]

the Oceanic Whitetip is the most dangerous shark by a long shot

[@laing3313]

Mud shark is deadly

[@GardenYourHeart98]

a shark ate someone in my country a couple of months ago (Hurghada, Egypt)

[@judythornton6097]

The Mud Vein is deadly

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[@august6281]

this video gave me like 7 high hopes and failed me 6 times only to give us the most obvious answer in every natural problem. Us, humans.

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Thanks nat geo

[@ladyluck5400]

The fact that we get free documentaries on KZbin by National Geographic is truly a gift. 👍👍👍 By the way, may I remind you the fact that Slavery, Colonialism and Colonization are all evil things done and benefited by evildoers. Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants.. A similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room. 😔

[@oldfellaoldfella8535]

"Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants.. A similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room." No doubt, Colonialism and Colonization are all evil things done by evildoers.

[@oldfellaoldfella8535]

@@highcountrydelatite "Here in Singapore, a tiny island with 6 million souls lives like sardines in a can, where else in nearby vast bountiful Australia which is ten thousand times 10,000 bigger with a mere 27 million inhabitants.. A similar situation in tiny and packed Japan, which is running out of space and land. Do you know that their living room and bedroom are the same place, and that most Japanese people sleep in their living room." Like I said, Colonialism and Colonization are all evil things done by evildoers.

[@ladyluck5400]

@@oldfellaoldfella8535 No doubt, Colonialism and Colonization are all evil things done and benefited by evildoers.

[@srilankatusker]

Beautiful video ,thank you for sharing

[@macielliott7437]

Ahh i love sharks! So excited for all the sharky things this summer 🦈

[@kevmey6]

The tracks they're dropping with the shark names lol

[@Under_Growth]

That b roll of tiger Shark footage with dubstep playing. Lol

[@AnimalNaturalTravel]

Interesting video, thank you for sharing this.

[@dwayneb1047]

I do like the cage diving theory. While it may not apply to every shark. If they are conditioned to equate food with humans it would account for some attacks

[@efabiano82]

Snorkeling 3/4 of mile off the coast of western Australia is really a very silly thing to do.

[@kokujin5446]

Snorkeling in the street would be more so.

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Thank you national geographic Chanel show us about wold most dangerous volcanos sir please

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[@coolmoodee]

Another reason I dont go deep in the ocean ..... I like my limbs .

[@Yannick1909__]

u should be more scared off dying by eating ur dinner than getting killed from a shark or even attacked

[@coolmoodee]

@@Yannick1909__ im not scared of anything. Just what I cant see

[@gabrielekarl9278]

⁠All the People who died by shark attacks had Thousands of dinners without being endangered by their Food ever

[@maxdout564]

This is why I swim in pools and not the ocean.

[@Yannick1909__]

u should be more scared off dying by eating ur dinner than getting killed from a shark or even attacked

[@a.547]

reminds me of this poor guy that got eaten by a tiger shark recently in Hurghada, Egypt. 😥

[@tipaiichi5642]

Was the tiger shark really captured after attacking him? Did they recover his remains?

[@a.547]

@@tipaiichi5642 they did recover his torso, his head and one of his arms inside the belly of a pregnant tiger shark. I didn't have the heart to search and watch the video of that shark slaughter, but wish i didn't watch the video of the attack..it's very disturbing..

[@bix747]

overfishing is the answer. If the Shark is hungry and pray is not enough they will go to the Beach and it is also their ground

[@kimb5547]

Sharks travel, so just because one area quits cage diving and chumming, doesn't mean that attacks will diminish.

[@mabinogidrws]

I thought this as I was watching it. I live in Perth and I know "our" GWs travel from at least South Australia, up our WA coast, and onwards.

[@bigd4561]

Not to minimize, 60 in a decade... compare to car accidents, snake bites, drownings... Context is everything.

[@MohammadAmeen-i2e]

Very informative video thanks ng

[@helenemoussally8325]

Sorry, I'm not buying the conditioning theory completely. Going into the tank at the aquarium with an empty bucket honestly doesn't prove much. Empty or not, they know it's time to eat because they're hungry, most likely. For all we know, her just being in the water is causing them to go in that direction. She is, after all, bigger than the bucket.

[@theddixusa]

"Australia's Deadliest Coast (Full Episode) offers a gripping and eye-opening exploration of the dangers that lurk along Australia's treacherous shores. From venomous creatures to powerful rip currents, this documentary uncovers the true risks faced by both locals and tourists alike. A must

[@jadentrez]

Sharks watching below the surface: "Look, I think that one there is going to take one last wave for the day. Who's turn is it?"

[@pattyaaron5227]

How smart do you have to be to know if sharks are attacking to stay out of the water

[@MonyShairKnowledge]

I like this video.

[@JoeAverage90]

That background music 😏

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Yahhhh! Love Nat Geo ❤️

[@Katman718]

Mr. Shark Has No Friends 😮

[@merrygoround9944]

I found it pretty sad that the whole documentary portrays sharks as villains until the very last words of the expert. Nice to end on this note but the danger comes from people's attitude and not the sharks itself - we're not usually their preys

[@jojomorbe3759]

That’s because technically they are…don’t get me wrong one of the most fascinating creatures out there. But when you are one on one with an apex predator in the water and they are hungry… they are your enemy.

[@reneesantiago6496]

“negative encounter with a shark?””” How about SHARK ATTACK lady?!

[@benko7ab]

They could have gone with less computer-generated music!

[@UncleBuZ]

Sharks live in the ocean. What a surprise.

[@AliTheIrfan]

So respect. Is that it. shark biting or shark attack..

[@Spartan-Of-Truth]

I know the sharks over there near Africa jumped like they do but I was unaware of Australia. Imma look into this.

[@suzannephillips9966]

no food, heating water, and a lot of different reasons, we invade their area, but you have to be unlucky nothing you can do about it.

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[@rolandfelipesayorodriguez3730]

Security and protect. 😢 Sites probably be no swimming. Animals habitat and fauna.

[@johnshields6852]

No one usually talks about the tail but it's the engine, huge tail with side yo side muscles that propel it

[@sarahjane2647]

Why would anyone get in the water when you know there are sharks???????

[@suzannerath5602]

To me it be like jumping into a wolves den 😬too scary

[@caelanshpak2007]

Why do sharks attack I'd say it's pretty obvious they're the predators and where the prey

[@shelbyrice1014]

Sharks eat meat,people are meat. Not that hard to figure it out. They make it harder than it needs to be

[@fourteenghosts]

99.9% of sharks don't eat people. in most cases, they take a bite of a per because they think they're another animal (like a seal), and then don't continue since humans don't taste good to them. the only time they may actively eat a person is if they're starving and desperate.

[@Freddo.00]

Humans are not part of a shark’s diet they will take a chunk from you and spit it right back out

[@doktornauka1]

There would be so many more fatal shark attacks if they weren't caught and killed by fishermen for decades.

[@jackwing1949]

Lol the sharks are behaving like Pavlov's dogs.

[@81Heino]

Alice is sooo beautiful.

[@doberbrat17]

Omg, it is not that hard to figure out! Sharks are Apex predators. The ocean is their domain. Sharks do NOT see a human and think “oh, that’s a human, they live on land, better not mess with them”. Instead, they see prey. Food. It’s commonsense. They attack because they can. The question we should be asking is, “Why wouldn’t a shark attack a human?”.

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I like this chanal

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

In Dangerous🙏

[@Smokindutch63]

It's not the sharks. It's us. Frolicking in these waters with giant wild animals all around. In there own habitat. Human reaction: let's find out why sharks attack people. Just stupid.

[@portylad]

There was a spike in shark attacks on the East Coast as well

[@PortraitsofWar]

Obviously revenge for all the shark's fin we harvested

[@Barry-l9u]

Maybe invading their space plays a part

[@astro_voidum]

What about sailors who torturing millions of sharks every year ?!

[@ScarletChorus]

What do you mean by that?

[@Skylark123]

Maybe they mean the fishermen who catch sharks, remove their fins and throw them back into the water. Evil!! Humans are not renowned for their love and kindness of the animal kingdom.

[@astro_voidum]

@@Skylark123 what about underwater weapon experiments ?

[@mbvoelker8448]

Interesting, but severely overdramatized.

[@khiariyoussef3226]

I wonder , after all those shark attacks over the years, why do people still swim in areas with well-known shark attack risks ?

[@danielradd111]

Because people think it won't happen to them

[@davidfoster2629]

The number of deaths due to sharks is very low. Globally, 5 people died in 2022 due to sharks, 9 in 2021, 10 in 2020. 24 deaths in 3 years vs approximately 9 million fatalities globally due to car accidents. But nobody thinks twice about getting in a car. Looking at another hobby, because driving is not optional in many places. Its estimated that about 700 people die from falling off horses in the US every year. Someone did a deep dive into the numbers in California about 8 years ago when they were in the midst of a spike of shark attacks and looking at surfers, who are most at risk, there was 1 attack for every 17 million surf days. You surf one time you have to be really unlucky to be that person. If you go 300 days a year for 40 years, your odds of course get much worse. Some other things they found during that study period, scuba divers went to hospital 6897 times for diving related decompression sickness for every trip due to a shark bite and 1817 people drowned in the ocean for every person killed by a shark. But the media ignores drowning deaths unless its someone famous.

[@paulbruney5091]

Early morning and late evening is Not a good time to be in the surf. The light is dim the water is murky and visibility is low

[@phishENchimps]

hmm.. More people going in the water... more people interacting with sharks... this would be a small case of FAFO. the more you F around, the more you will find Out. There are some ways to lessen the threat. Orcas. when Great Whites hear Orca sounds, they tend to retreat away.

[@carljohnson9545]

She surely is a strong woman with that shark bite

[@DeeJKerei]

sonascreaming wrist band and foot bands - would like to see more drones on beaches like those come on

[@elifhere]

Well we watched 44mins straight to blame ourselves

[@astridmiller8540]

you are entering their habitat

[@chrismckenna7308]

We got big sharks big and deadly reptiles too

[@latoyasuperville6686]

Any loss of life is tragic. I do find the framing of some of what is shared interesting. The sea is the shark’s habitat. While we would love to safely share it, we are not entitled to it.

[@historychannel365]

When you know there are sharks in the water, why would anyone go in?

[@haroldjackman2010]

So many dramatic pauses and unnecessary language in the narration. Fostering fear doesn't educate.

[@danielradd111]

Leave the sharks alone,we go into their territory at the end of the day they don't come onto land

[@pamelaspain1602]

Exactly. We are going into their yards, their homes. They aren’t coming to our yards, our homes. If humans respect the oceans & the creatures that call the ocean homes, maybe there would be fewer attacks. If humans would educate themselves about the best conditions to venture into the ocean/seas, maybe the number of attacks would decrease. Well, IMO that is.

[@danielradd111]

@@pamelaspain1602 true that,it's annoying when you see humans kill the animal for doing what it is born to do and that's hunt regardless if it's a human

[@Maniacguy2777]

Never tremble your legs. Sharks will feel you are food for them.

[@MariaTheLioness]

Pardon my black humour, but basically, sharks keep doing what they usually do: the job of regulating the population🤷‍♀️ But honestly, 60+ attacks on people over a few years cannot be compared to the numbers of sharks killed by humans. Just wondering why some people think that the life of a shark is less precious than a human life? I'm insisting on equality here. Peace and love to all humans and sharks❤🌊🦈

[@TheCodus218naomi]

So in short, humans have just over-populated. Like pretty much every environmental issue out there. :s

[@ellenpeel2346]

We're taking their food supply also besides them associating us with food because of cage diving and other stimulus with sharks

[@irsyadrafianto5290]

Sharks . People Not Swimmimg🙏

[@jqstjohn]

Overfishing & ocean toxicity, as well!

[@mrthegardener]

That's their territory... Why do people disturb them?

[@ConcordiaJedi]

To all of you crazy folk in the land down under, you are braver than I.

[@Fabi_1987]

60 attacks in 10 years is not a problem^^...60 attacks in 1 year would be a problem

[@yvette4979]

Should be scared. Terrified. NO. NO. NO. Get a pool instead😮

[@markpinther9296]

The sharks are hungry: that’s the cause.

[@AP12360]

60 attacks in 10 years is NOT a lot. Give me a break!! 🙄

[@bradleystrickland2125]

60 along one coast line is alot

[@BLAZENYCBLACKOPS]

Orca’s are the sultans of the sea! Just like elephants are the kings of the jungle.

[@francus7227]

Western Australia? Ha. Population increase was my first guess. Not to mention surfing popularity. There's literally a hundred times more surfers now than 30 years ago.

[@dglolz7227]

I'm a sand fish, dun dun done.

[@jessebrown1400]

overfishing from a certain country that doesn't respect borders is ruining fish reserves driving the sharks to starvation and predation

[@dsch2038]

Well, when you go surfing or scuba diving in shark infested waters, no surprise there are attack statistics. People are just being careless, fully aware they are playing with fire. I would not go even swimming there, period.

[@Yessirdo]

The sharks are hungry it’s not rocket science

[@Yannick1909__]

Sharks doesent care about human blood or there meat they kind of hate it the blood thing is just a myth

[@kol2han]

Ausralians call gws as whitepointer.

[@allie.jennifer]

Can you imagine the PTSD after a shark attack 😢

[@mentalasylumescapee6389]

11:40 "we always feed them out of this bucket, let me show you how stupid they are when we take the empty bucket with no food and they will come for it..." *THE SHARKS IGNORE IT*... oh who is stupid now?