Best Great White Shark Footage of 2024

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks for watching in 2024 friends! In case you missed it, here's the extended version of the gray whale, great white shark, & dolphin together. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnLSoYp6n7-Bmrssi=NWyQX4UAtpgT99h6

[@dreamcatcher_w7341]

Amazing work Thank You for your engagement💯👋👋👋

[@kikostibas]

Your twelve minute recap of one year's work is more impressive than all the hours of Shark Week from the past 10 years! As a shark lover I have watched you for several years now and you never cease to impress my family and I. Please keep up the amazing work - I look forward to your contributions to shark knowledge next year!

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks, that's high praise! I'm happy to share what I can.

[@maurogalassini481]

Well said 👏👏👍

[@cindyferguson8855]

Love what you're doing...... excellent narration by the way ! All the best in the coming year.... Cindy 🐋

[@tracesmith4966]

Wish this was the only way humans can see the life of any creature. I've only been to a zoo and a circus once each...this is far more magical and so much more thoughtful and intriguing. Having people like you in the world ...gives me hope.

[@dv2441]

I grew up in Southern California. I now live inland. Your beautiful videos and narration bring back fond memories. I enjoy the content and your voice. Happy and Healthy New Year!

[@lizycole8999]

Carlos, your footage of sharks swimming peacefully does wonders for my mental health. Your hard work has done so much both to improve the public profile of these creatures and advance research into their behaviors. If I were rich I would love to give you monetary support, but what I can give you is my gratitude and appreciation and my best wishes for the new year.

[@joehopfield]

The whiskers of seals can sense those vortex trails at least 30 seconds after a fish passes. Thanks for another year of eye opening (and beautiful) footage.

[@raihothexiv15th37]

Excited for your 2025 adventures!

[@verbone]

Your work is so dope, Carlos. I appreciate your passion.

[@kaiz0099]

I think this is the only channel where i wouldnt mind reuploaded or reruns of this kind of content. Really enjoy this channel.

[@seandoherty4236]

Thanks for all your time and effort in 2024

[@TheMalibuArtist]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@hermit09]

u can feel your love for nature in every image u capture, many thanks for your great work

[@TheMalibuArtist]

So nice of you, I really appreciate the support.

[@BareLife-420]

some cliche bs right there

[@Cindoreye]

Beautiful footage. The level of detail in terms of video quality, as well as the clarity in marine life behavior, is phenomenal. I can safely say you've done more for both science and education than just about any far larger organization. I look forward to another year.

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks so much for the kind words, I'm very happy to hear that! Happy New Year!

[@caffinejedi]

You're an inspiration, dude.

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

[@BareLife-420]

why because he owns a drone and is lucky enough to have apex predators on the doorstep and nothing to do all day.

[@SuperDeadlen]

Another fabulous year of footage, 5 whites leaving a stricken seal was really something special, I'm really looking forward to your expeditions and observations in 2025, thanks for another year of the best white shark narration and footage out there. Happy New Year to you and your family!

[@cptnbinky]

Amazing how much this teaches the us about shark behavior. It's beautiful crazy that this footage is available.

[@ritamclaughlin9681]

Thank you, Carlos for sharing these wonderful videos with us. Happy New Year!

[@ElizabethR-xz7zy]

I stumbled over your channel last year and have truly enjoyed all of your content. Your hard work, attention to detail, and obvious love for Great White sharks makes watching these videos a joy! I have your Calming footage saved so when I’m having a bad time I can watch it and feel better about the world again. Thank you So Much for all that you do! Happy New Year & looking forward to seeing what you bring us in 2025!

[@tabathagee7582]

I learned while going over the bay bridge with my daughter the other day that she believed “sharks aren’t real” so finding this compilation to show her the absolute realness of sharks was right on time & perfect. Thank you for making this 🎉😊

[@iangoldie6396]

Love this man please keep doing this forever

[@RadicalLinguisticDescriptivism]

Really enjoyed the content for 2024. Thank you for bringing us these wonderful images of sharks and whales and other marine life. Looking forward to 2025!

[@JoePasq]

These videos are so fascinating. Shark week can't even come close to your coverage. And why did I just find your channel last week I'm always interested in sharks and never saw your channel. I'm so glad I did favorite channel on youtube.

[@angieeudy6652]

Wow!! Nice work! ! What an amazing beautiful thing to watch! Thanks for this! ☺️

[@aansvar]

Another lovely watch! Thanks for the effort man! You kept spoiling us and I can't wait what 2025 has to offer. Happy new year!

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks, you too!

[@wishingonthemoon1]

Thank you for showing us these beautiful creatures!

[@GeorgeHolland-w2i]

Amazing footage! Thank you so much for all the beautiful and informative work that you do to educate and inform!

[@chrisverbiest6121]

Bedankt

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you so much!!

[@sharks3653]

More beautiful shark footage Carlos. 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you!

[@martagyollai1203]

Thanks for your amazing work! I’ve always been fascinated by GW’s. Please keep it coming! 😊

[@ianbusby1310]

I am from Australia and you have some of the best Great white footage I have seen. I was an Abalone diver in my younger days and saw my fair share of sharks but not many White pointers as we called them. Cannot wait for your footage in 2025.😊😊

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you for the kind words and support, I appreciate it!

[@readytogo6569]

Happy New Year, Carlos! Looking forward to more experiences, interesting and educational, with you.

[@jharting96]

This is my favorite drone/white shark channel and I tell everyone I know about it! Keep up the incredible work and happy new year! FYI, I wonder if a speaker on the drone would help in the close encounter situation or would it just be drowned out by the ocean...???

[@Kestrel-FG]

Thank you for producing these wonderful videos.

[@karenpiotte90]

Many firsts I've learned from watching your content! I love learning something new everyday no matter what the subject is. Thank You for your hard work and long hours!

[@eticket70]

I can’t believe breach-shark didn’t make the cut!! Great video series and on of my favorite KZbin channels. Happy New Year MA!

[@Oceansunrise-v8u]

Incredible footage as always, i love sharks, such beauty in every one ❤

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Many thanks!

[@dirkslasher1876]

Your videos are awesome. I was just curious about something. Maybe you could try it out. If you were on a kayak and paddled backwards, would a Great White follow thinking your forward is now your backward?

[@BC-bn7xd]

Good one Maybe you can try x)

[@dirkslasher1876]

@@BC-bn7xd I wish. Unfortunately I'm on the other side of the country.

[@julierobinson1099]

WOW! WOW! I so just love real life documentaries!! just fabulous to watch! thank you and have a top notch 2025

[@Sanniz]

Thanks for sharing those moments all time with us Carlos. Looking forward to see the project. Really sounds intresting! Happy New Shark Year 2025! 🎉🎉🦈🦈🤍🦈🦈🎉🎉

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks, you too! Hope to share everything eventually.

[@Jo007kin]

Great videos...thank you for taking them 👍

[@TheMalibuArtist]

My pleasure!

[@BlaXXXima]

Love these videos. Thank you for your insights into sharks.

[@sheilatruax6172]

Thanks, Carlos. You're videos are superb. i have acquired, while mourning for my mom, many hours of relaxation through watching the white sharks you capture. I hope the new year brings many more interesting encounters with "Bruce's" kin. I like Jaws, even though I've been pro-shark since I was little. I think, for me , it's about the streamlined grace of a white than the kill count. Any more about very young juveniles? That was an incredible shot. Happy New Year, one and all!

[@Z-u-m-a]

I just love your videos, and also your approach to showing the beauty and complexity of these amazing animals as well as their fellow marine life. Have a great 2025.

[@timreck5535]

I live in Sonoma County and have surfed, fished, and dived the Northern California Coast for over 40 years. I have at least a dozen direct white shark experiences - over half being extremely aggressive incidents. I have personally know 6 fellow local surfers that have survived extreme white shark attacks half of which were obvious predation attempts. I as well as a few fellow fishermen/surfers have developed some theories into white shark behavior. It would be interesting to share notes. Feel free to reach out if you would like to know the stories.

[@hfiuh_liasbfwncrpojkm]

Can you share how you survived half a dozen extremely aggressive incidents? Sounds fascinating!! And your theories about their behaviour, if that’s not too much to ask :)

[@hfiuh_liasbfwncrpojkm]

@timreck5535

[@BC-bn7xd]

Yes ​@@hfiuh_liasbfwncrpojkm

[@saralongobardi]

Yeah, Hi! I’d like to hear the stories as well!

[@KurtHuson]

Another fantastic year of Great White shark observation. I am a huge fan of your channel and the work you put in, Carlos. Looking forward to 2025. 🦈 🩵

[@DavidOHara-t4b]

Fascinating and beautiful. They really are majestic creatures, having said that I won't be getting in beside them anytime soon.

[@AninoffsMagister]

Watching these videos is the only thing that gave me any peace about my son being a lifeguard on Huntington Beach each summer. We all have seen too many shark movies, sadly.

[@ProudMama-boy]

Great video! ❤

[@Dividend_Investing2024]

Excellent voice-over, great work!

[@juliederry3719]

Carlos you have filmed some incredible, important amazing footage of these magnificent sharks, I am so looking forward to watching your videos in 2025, Happy New Year 🫶🏻, tfs 🇬🇧

[@chaz1004]

Amazing footage, and narration, cheers!

[@pretzel2272]

Thank you so much for this awesome content! 🙏🙏🙏 Happy New Year and all the best for 2025 to you and your loved ones ❤❤❤

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Much appreciated! Happy New Year!

[@redbarondroneimages8871]

I'll be watching your videos in 2025 & beyond for many reasons. Educational, Entertaining, and Environmentally conscientious at every turn.

[@ejwatcher5643]

Absolutely love your work. I check it out regularly. Most appreciated. That seal they passed up may hold a secret to a repellant?

[@andrewhill1065]

Literally nobody is doing it better than you bro. This is simply incredible footage! What kind of drone do you use?

[@giovannifederici673]

Love your channel brother, incredible stuff

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks for watching!

[@laldek1298]

Merci beaucoup pour tous ces magnifiques moments ❤

[@fuelerr]

Fantastic footage. Thank you for sharing.

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stargazingscotty9240]

Absolutely Beautiful. I Think They are So Graceful and Beautiful ❤️

[@graciejay2700]

You outdid yourself Malibu artist! ❤

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Many thanks! Happy New Year!

[@vault1310]

Thank you for the great and inspiring work you do! I wish the awareness of these sharks' complex natures existed back in the 70's when Jaws was released. The closest beach (Torrey Pines) to my home in San Diego is a well known white shark nursery where humans and white sharks coexist together.

[@Andyfreestyle95]

Absolutely fantastic footage! I wish these stunning sharks lived near me. One day, I hope to see one. Liked, Subscribed, and bell on from me!

[@phillyaleek6972]

When it comes to the ocean, nothing's too shallow😊❤

[@melindaburgess-murray4781]

Thank you for sharing

[@AmandaSusAnna]

Fairly new subscriber here! Thank you for your always awesome drone footage! ❤

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you for subscribing! And thanks for the support Amanda.

[@guriinii]

Beautiful and fascinating!

[@nickmitsialis]

Awesome footage, Carlos! I'm noticing when white sharks are unsure about what they're examining, they revert to the sub adult white shark habit of trying to stay behind the object and away from the toothy end.

[@davidhoban3825]

Superb. This channel is absolute class. All the best for 2025. Diolch yn fawr - (Thank you very much) from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. (The country not the mammals!) 👍

[@BC-bn7xd]

Thank you for this amazing, beautiful and passionate work! I was wondering if you observed more closely their ability to shift color / camouflage depending on their mood?

[@aaronolah921]

Love your channel. Thank you for all you do, bringing attention to this complex species. On a side note, I hope you are safe from the fires. This is apocalyptic. You and everyone affected by the fire are in my thoughts.

[@RainWorld-y7i]

Love your Videos. Thank you 🤍

[@paigeprice6560]

I absolutely love your videos! I have always had a huge fascination with sharks🦈. I'm curious, have you ever witnessed a shark attack on a human while doing this?

[@TheMalibuArtist]

No I haven't.

[@giantman]

Splendid 🙏

[@cheechchong3869]

Thank you

[@advex4428]

0:16 That great white wasn't going to mess with Tyrannosaurus Rex 😅

[@michaelshackelford566]

It's Shirley was. Another point of view. That was pretty cool. I do believe it's a go.

[@surf101-]

Huh? What did you try to say??

[@womanwithaname]

Love this!

[@julietteboewe970]

Great videos

[@isabelledelon3810]

Thanks

[@Kiwicanuck3000]

Your videos are incredible. I hope 2025 brings you the opportunity to travel overseas so we can see shark behaviour around the world!

[@jessicaalbrecht4875]

Favorite KZbinr. 💕

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you!

[@rapidreviews6356]

Such amazing videos. Perhaps you should contact some of the top drone manufacturers and see if a small speaker could be fitted to the drone? Essentially designing a drone for shark spotting and audible warning functionality to aid swimmers. Add a small microphone at the control end and off you go..

[@Spangletiger]

This video should be titled "The Best of the Best..." ! I had to look up domoic acid poisoning, its cause and how it enters the food chain, because I hadn't heard of it. The algae responsible thrive in warm waters so could the rise in poisoned shellfish be another symptom of global warming and increased water temperatures? If the poison attacks the sea lion's nervous system, this might be why the sharks were curious but cautious about preying on the stricken seal. As sharks can detect prey by sensing their electrical field, I am wondering if the poision affected that sea lion's nervous system, causing a disruption to its electrical field, this is what the sharks were detecting and why they were put off. If that's the case then that's good news for sharks but, if there is a risk of eating a poisoned sea lion and being poisoned as a result, it's not good news for orcas.

[@christineheminger7762]

10:09 It makes sense that sharks would be able to smell (or otherwise sense) domoic acid poisoning and recognize that it wouldn’t be good for them to eat a victim of it-especially if the causes of that were happening before humans started messing things up Beautiful. Thank you for the opportunity to see this

[@xBartGR]

Another year has passed ❤

[@Mary-bs3rq]

Just a thought; maybe you could create a universal flight pattern for drones that warns swimmers of danger. For example an up and down flight followed by a tight circle.

[@Duderino27]

Hope you are well, are you living in the Malibu area??

[@thenewtowncryer]

Can you give us some footage and perspective on the Ocean Beach and Sunset Cliffs area of San Diego? Please!!!!

[@shereesheree7735]

This may be a stupid question but what is the difference between a white shark and a great white shark? Are they 2 seperate species or is it the size? Always love watching your videos, Carlos. I have such an appreciation for sharks because of you. Thanks❤❤

[@TheMalibuArtist]

There no such thing as a stupid question. Here's a segment I covered that should answer you question. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpi1hmyod9x-rKssi=oKh4WEYQlOBVyU4p&t=72

[@johndoody7526]

Jaques Cousteau would be proud of your work.

[@Shaylok]

From drone footage, i'm getting the impression that whenever you go out into the water, there are always sharks nearby.

[@chanvalentine8283]

Hmm, big sharks shallow water.... Big is all in perspective. I remember that guy that filmed that white shark next to the beach in Mexico, that was looking for a snack.... I'm presuming these sharks you speak of are adults. Past the 10 foot mark.

[@AninoffsMagister]

Do universities request your raw footage?

[@2873lonewolf]

My only "fear" or "issue" with humans in the kayaks and paddle boards , is them intentionally bothering, and the unknown reaction from a GW. We know GW are very curious, maybe even one of the top nosey sharks and at any point one can tail flip, dorsal fin or nudge with nose. We know that isn't predatory, but once someone is in the water, they leave themselves subjected to taste testing. That may not be life threatening, and definitely isn't the sharks fault, but who wants the trauma and injury? Of course I'm speaking of a specific situation, and the what ifs could be endless without some guidelines. I would feel the same if it was a bull shark, although the two species are not exactly alike. Your work is amazing and brings me to a place in life, that nothing else can do, watching every upload. Aside from the videography excellence, your narration is always informative and warm.

[@Spartan902]

People who paddle board around Great White Sharks are asking for it. We had a few knocked off their boards and were very lucky to not sustain injuries. It's only a matter of time.😱🇦🇺 What I just watched was insanity!

[@jonirosesandflowers4650]

Big and pregnant!! Beautiful

[@andrewmarshall5714]

Any plans ro venture ro shark hotapots across the globe like Australia or South Africa? I'm Australian.

[@wilmerhajen1834]

ive followed this since 2022

[@tichu7]

Do you ever see them successfully hunting? I don't see any on this channel; is it because you don't see any? Or that it isn't published because it is not on-brand for this channel?

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Predations are extremely hard to document regardless of species. Especially because most of their feeding is done at night. If you actually followed my channel, you'd know I've shared predations before, on fish and rays, even a dolphin getting eaten. But the Hollywood type of predation you are searching for isn't very common to see. There's no conspiracy, there's only reality. I film reality and there, it's very rare to see a kill.

[@tichu7]

@@TheMalibuArtist thanks, I didn't mean to say there was a conspiracy. You've shown with your hours of footage that the white sharks have very little interest in humans. But the rarity of seeing them hunt any other species at the surface could mean that a) they are most active at dawn/duck/evening (as you've explained) , b) they swim at the surface for reasons other than hunting (I know they are capable of generating heat, and swimming in the warmer surface could help their energy levels for when descend to the deeper, cooler waters). Either way, humans would have even less reason to fear the sharks if we are observing a pattern of sharks not showing an interest in *any* food type at the surface, during the day.

[@needham831]

"That's a Twenty Footer"... "Twenty five. Three tonnes of him"....