Blood Thirsty Great Whites Of Cape Cod | Shark Bait

The murky waters of Cape Cod mean it's perfect hunting waters for great whites.
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[@Mahbu]

"Their numbers have increased. . " Good. I'm tired of seeing stuff go extinct.

[@djones9122]

Mahbu I am glad T rex is gone raptors mega sharks and few more .

[@kwato7674]

D Jones that’s not what he’s saying

[@ca5958]

agreed

[@mackayla8262]

Honestly I’m kind of confused with why we need to protect the shark. Don’t we compete for food? The fish population is decreasing because of overfishing, wouldn’t the growing shark population drive their population down further?

[@Mahbu]

@@mackayla8262 . . . Not to be mean, but that was pretty dumb. . And not at all how things work. . The point is we value life. That part should go without saying. . They also perform important functions in ecosystems. . Overfishing is entirely caused by humanity. That's point three.

[@octaviolove]

Why is he saying: "he has noticed an alarming trend......their numbers has steadly increased" ...like its a bad thing

[@cal-qw8ov]

baste jimenez great point,it's verbal nonsense like that influences feeble minds..

[@okamidt3298]

Numbers steadily increasing in one specific area isn’t a good thing. Numbers increasing overall, yes, but more and more sharks in a populated human area is bad for sharks and humans.

[@will7its]

@@okamidt3298 And seals.....

[@lyndhurstboyoriginal]

He's a seal...

[@generictoasterstroodle1080]

@@okamidt3298 That’s too general, besides, we have targeted them for their fins so they have seen an unnatural decrease.

[@deno6523]

"Can be seen from space" (zoomed in on coast line )

[@whiteblueman3804]

Denotras Are they idiots?

[@tatattutut5051]

Denotras he meant the Seals

[@Troop3r666]

technically they are visible from space, the images are being taken by a satellite.

[@vladimirnortz404]

Sure... 100000000 zoom😑

[@-_-_-_8441]

@@Troop3r666 wow you just as dumb as them lol

[@usmansherani643]

"..always to be avoided." "..Today we're gonna go out and put a clamp on a shark"

[@Kogasengaha_Hishoshi]

Just bout to type something similar to this XD

[@ufoclips1]

That shark will never park round here again.

[@hermit6208]

Mel Makavali , really?

[@bewareimsinister7455]

The tags in there fins mess there fins right up theres a vid on youtube that shows how bad it fs them up its sad.

[@abelterry4518]

usman sherani haha

[@evanfuller8258]

They should just build a wall and make the sharks pay for it

[@syyhkyrotta]

:DDDDDDDd

[@SaucyMuffins]

;-)

[@syyhkyrotta]

Ahahh

[@wolfpak8228]

Evan Fuller --you sound like perfect shark bait

[@davesundra]

Lol 🤣🤣

[@SaucyMuffins]

Just a comment on the title of the video. I HATE when people label a shark as “blood thirsty” or use that phrase in anyway referring to a shark. We have to be more responsible when labeling. Sharks are still being hunted for their fins and we need to make them less scary and more important as a needed predator in the oceans. They’re just doing what comes natural and as apex predators they help keep the ocean sea life healthy and in check.

[@guenthersteiner8163]

Sharks are carnivores, they can literally smell blood from miles away. Describing them as blood-thirsty is the perfect description

[@chshet]

Discovery Channel should be ashamed

[@peanutbutter2908]

actually it is untrue that sharks can smell blood miles away. although they have an acute sense of smell, and it is possible for them the smell your blood, it isn’t likely that they’re going to smell it miles away. it depends on the shark, but we measure it by one drop per million. for example, the lemon shark can smell one part per 25 million, which is equivalent to 10 drops in an average sized home swimming pool. the shark would have to be nearby (within a couple hundred meters) and many factors would have to be incorporated. the current of the water and the other chemicals the shark is smelling are two of them. if the shark is mating, it can smell up to miles and miles of pheromones produced by a female shark, but sharks cannot do that with blood especially if the current is flowing the opposite direction. therefore, they aren’t blood thirsty

[@danielroos2471]

💙💙💙well said

[@notificationgangmember9339]

@@guenthersteiner8163 They are not bloodthirsty. They only attack people because they want to know if we're food.

[@maranablue2148]

we got the return of the seals, we got the return of the sharks, and we got people and that really complicate things He said that, hahaha just damn right we complicate things! you just didnt say it directly. 😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽

[@LFB_Wildlife]

Simple message, build a pool in your backyard or swim in a safer place where you won’t be in strike range for these awesome predators.

[@loonel]

so what? sharks doing shark things :D

[@willcool24]

😅🤣🤣

[@4x4fronsc]

" They're aggressive, ferociously dangerous and always to be avoided." Ocean Ramsey " hold my beer"

[@brucehill9799]

This is sick news for the sharks though, I remember a few years back great whites were an endangered species

[@iphone202020220]

You guys call those great whites? Here in South Africa they are the size of a small boat.

[@antna1680]

Hey buddy no difference in Australia either

[@toddluns1]

We have plenty of giants here in the Atlantic too..the female they tagged and tracked a few years ago was around 4000lbs. The batteries died on her tag...

[@tylerdowd]

Used to go to lighthouse beach growing up as a kid. Now it's been closed down cuz of great whites for the past 3+ years

[@JacobReid]

Why not chum the water to bring the sharks to you?

[@idriscam]

J Reid not sure about the laws their, but where im from its illegal to do that within a couple of ks from shore. For obvious reasons

[@analogalbacore7166]

Well said Next

[@NateTrucker92]

The only thing on my mind if I was that pilot would be ENGINE FAILURE 😳

[@sammylacks4937]

It s not a problem at all once you realize , they don t have legs, or feet. They are restricted to the water. See my point. Stay dry , stay safe. It s worked for me for years.

[@hedgeandhue]

Biologist: We might have a Predation Event happening. Me: Me: You mean he's going to eat.

[@christopherwaern1132]

It is very sad that a channel like discovery make comments that incites such negative shark fear in such a negative way. Without the sharks maybe 20 to 40 species will in the end be extinct.

[@urhyness2437]

Most beautiful Fish on the Planet

[@junandeo12345]

who the hell would swim in a beach with an infested shark? who the hell are those people in the beach?

[@tarawills605]

Shark attacks are very rare, your more likely to get in a car accident than get attacked by a shark

[@alisharksurfsmith7608]

I’m going to cape cod next summer.

[@oddscar5070]

Alisharksurf Smith its beautiful I have been here for 2 years never seen a shark nothing to worry about

[@dannerjonathanjd]

Get a drone stop paying for an overhead flight everytime you wanna see sharks lol

[@krisenger4410]

Sensationalist BS, and ohhh look is that Grag Skomal? LOL!

[@flwrangler]

Quite concerning considering the size and ferocity of great whites. What about if they start to make the east coast home? Miami Beach has its share of bull sharks, but great whites?

[@piercerichardson4222]

Can be found larger than 20 in fact 23 can also be viewed on KZbin

[@sterlingfrosty1610]

The most overly dramatic shark episode....say it’s close to the beach one more time

[@nickz1487]

"Blood thirsty white shark" THINK A LITTLE OVER DRAMATIC!!!!!

[@maxzorin9425]

"Bloodthirsty"...oh, you actually mean that sharks need to eat and they don't have access to a supermarket...get your adjectives under control.

[@NiftyShifty1]

So...it’s time to start hunting seals again...or stay out of the water.

[@filobrosgolf]

Shark has something in his teeth, someone should tell him before he smiles.

[@xisotopex]

broccoli

[@likilikiki]

So their numbers are increasing and that is somehow alarming?

[@larrymcmillanjr.4001]

"There are so many .seals on the beaches here they can be seen from space"

[@clarawillet1577]

Is there a part 2?

[@Isaac-muntz]

Imagine if all the sharks had their teeth removed

[@stormbringer8154]

3:39 jump scare

[@johnrotten3268]

They are going to need to put nets out at the 100 yards out... The sharks are going to be a major issue by 2025.

[@josuefuentes3961]

Why the great White shark never attak a orca?

[@nmarrs8539]

Those sharks have been going to those shores for a lot longer than any human so maybe the humans are the unwanted guests.

[@Matthews_Media]

Obviously before the time of drones... Must have been so inefficient to get aerial footage in the olden days

[@fullmetal7593]

when you see something so weird you just 6:05

[@cityofchamps66]

better call Quint

[@finnruhmann8737]

It’s them seals

[@sheidoesart]

Shark APOCALYPES

[@FDguy343]

Maybe it’s just me but I don’t think it would be very difficult to pull a potato out of a bowl of soup

[@MeargleSchmeargle]

Now I wanna visit cape cod and chum for a white shark!

[@analogalbacore7166]

Come on down I live here.

[@laurainechomitzky7699]

Poor seals...

[@Mr1981remo]

how do your. team. catch sharks

[@flip0x01]

Used an airplane to do a job of a drone (quadcopter). :D

[@loqutisborg5416]

"....... Always to be avoided." And yet, we see videos of divers free swimming with the "Blood Thirsty" sharks. Sensationalism in narration and bullshit on the WWW. Who woulda thought it??

[@jeffreyfife5293]

“Less welcome visitor” ??? Ummm humans are the “less welcome visitors” acting like we own the ocean n shit 😂😂

[@danih.7833]

I will have you know that potatoes aren’t carnivores.

[@raphaeltavares162]

A great white killed a brazilian man last month in the waters of Cape Cod. Sad

[@OfficialArulSmurfz]

Poor cutie seals

[@alfredmorency8296]

The phrase "a perfect storm" is one of the most overused and inane. Are you really so lacking in wit and originality that this is the best you can do? The presence of large dangerous sharks off the coast of Massachusetts is a positive development. the fewer Massholes the better.

[@Trojan0304]

Bucket list to go on boating shark tour, hope people don’t hunt them there

[@31keyful]

Why is it that dead animals are ok on you tube and dead people aren't.

[@nottheone582]

why dont they just use a drone to spot the shark? way cheaper and better suited to this work than a plane

[@robash2191]

Hey, so, a big part of shark week is explaining that sharks aren't mindless killing machines, as said in several specials that air throughout the weak, but the title of this video suggests that they are in fact murderous monsters. Why does Discovery UK have the worst titles for everything?

[@dickfitswell3437]

Discovery Fantasy Climate Change Bubble- "so many seals they can be seen from space" Reality Bubble- "check out this drone footage and look at the seals."

[@youtube_savvy_353]

I feel sorry for seals😢😢

[@dpinkd]

i feel sorry for penguins that are eaten by seals.. 😭

[@devinwilson9425]

I loke how they said they were agressive....then said if they see you they will spook....AMARICA EXPLAIN

[@angusnock9786]

I thought 1 ton was 1000 lbs.

[@texaslady6968]

1 ton is equal to 2000 pounds

[@darthrevan-]

Holy fuck I was bitten by a great white shark ripped both of my knee. Caps still have nightmares in fact it was on this exactly this beach

[@analogalbacore7166]

Are you telling the truth

[@darthrevan-]

@@analogalbacore7166 yes

[@arakenjrribeiro2442]

Show... 😁👍

[@VandelayyIndustries]

Discovery channel: "they're aggressive, ferocious, and are to always be avoided." Marine Biologist 30 seconds later: "you get close to them, they spook."

[@almightytallestred]

Maybe with the first quote he was talking about humans ^^

[@fabig1736]

Now which one should we believe? 🤔🤔🤔😄😄

[@JuicyMachine]

Hahahah

[@funape742]

Haha perfect

[@harvester286]

It’s true they don’t like the taste of humans sometimes they bite into something and they have intelligent electrical currents in the brain and they can tell from how much meat to bones are going to get and sometimes they just go away

[@Milk-xo8rk]

It wonderful to see the seals and sharks returning. If people don’t like it, stay out of the water and go to pool. It’s their home not ours.

[@Misse6970]

Mi Lk if they were going to the pool there is a piranha😂

[@justinjohnson3428]

Shella Mae De Los Reyes no u r gaaaaaaay

[@roberta.lofgrenjr.9182]

Milk, You 100% right. If people don't like the sharks or the seals, go to a public pool.

[@alfredjedi6468]

Milk I wholeheartedly agree with you on this. If the population is increasing to record numbers for an endangered shark, that is the best news in the world for marine biologists

[@lunkis3233]

My thought exactly 🙂

[@deannawheeler2365]

how can he say sharks are less welcome??? They LIVE there in the ocean!!!!

[@tjakeeler]

The commentator makes it sound like this is bad it’s wonderful their populations are better we decimated their population they need to come back

[@LeviathansTerribleGaming]

It is a very wonderous thing, these are beautiful creatures and their role is fairly important to the current ocean ecosystem, What our problem is: The people you can see in the comments that are very much, Not educated enough to understand the basic behavior of sharks and understand They could care less about us normally they just want Whales and Seals Granted their return to the eastern coast is minorly dangerous for Us people Because of said individuals because a shark can become easily worked up because of their nerves sensing the activity in the water which these nerves are Super Charged compared to ours so you can imagine what that feels like to them if we're discouraged by loud noises, it's 5 times that for them. It's just a shame there's so many uneducated morons trying to throw their two cents in without proper research

[@GCOUNDOU]

agree Trent... ignorant commentator. Magnificent animals great thing they are coming back!!

[@dylanhurley6361]

L O your just trying to make yourself look cool

[@Mikinct]

Leviathans Terrible Gaming its nothing to do with uneducated. It’s that there’s people enjoying the beaches, surfers, kayakers-swimmers even boaters where a man over board can result in death. It doesn’t matter if it’s 1 million to one odds. If a person falls off their hobbit cat sailboat those odds are exponentially not in his favor. Again, these are your smaller reef sharks not white or black tip sharks but white sharks. A exploratory bite can be fatal. Or get mauled by a shark, loose an arm or a leg, bleed out to death isn’t nearly as fun as it sounds in person. Maybe we should use any type of deterrent. Nets, heard of something that emits Sound frequency that sharks dislike. Besides simply telling humans to stay out of the water isn’t great either.

[@AnodyneHipsterInfluencer]

@@dylanhurley6361 That was cool?

[@t.l.cwwediva4ever338]

Can we just take a moment to realize that we're going into their home so anything that happens to someone is their fault not the sharks

[@andreslazu]

Don't understand I wouldntkill them and I wouldn't be around them

[@andreslazu]

Fts

[@evandotterer4365]

I personally think it would be awesome if cape cod mirrored seal island in South Africa. Imagine a place in the United States where you could see breaching Great White sharks.

[@JustinTime978]

Cape Cod is Paradise on Earth. We are very lucky to have such amazing beaches teeming with wildlife in New England

[@AmarOriginal]

Lmao did they not tell the people on the beach that there's a giant shark 100ft away from them?

[@indigoblue3511]

"We are trying to pick a potato out of soup, that you can't see through" .... yeah nice

[@christopherwells3426]

I feel sorry for the seals having one of the most terrifying Predators on the planet considering them to be food. Poor seals.

[@michaelshields6326]

And Great Whites aren't even their biggest problem. They gotta worry about Orcas too.

[@statics1757]

​@@michaelshields6326orcas are a different breed bro💀 those mfs are straight savages.

[@PrincipledNaturalLaw]

If i was a seal i'd be doing the fastest evolving into a land mammal ever seen lol

[@frostjack9285]

Shark bait more like click bait ha

[@chefmushay1012]

6:05 we all love double chins 😂

[@stoneblue1795]

Stick a foot in the water, kick around awhile... you will find the sharks... trust me.

[@BiigDaddyDellta]

JP Stone not really..

[@LeviathansTerribleGaming]

you'd be surprised, if you're out on open ocean they're receptive to splashes, It says "Over here is a fish in distress" and they investigate note INVESTIGATE

[@L-M-O-1]

@@LeviathansTerribleGaming by 'investigate' you mean attack. these motherfuckers don't have hands. they investigate with teeth

[@LeviathansTerribleGaming]

If you don't understand shark behavior then I understand where you are mistaken, a Shark Mouthing is what it's called is what they do when they want to See if something is food, Most sharks DO SEE YOU very clearly yes but there are some dampened by the splashing and activity, Tiger Sharks, Nurse Sharks, Bull Sharks, All do this Even a great white does this from time to time, There's a difference between a mouthing and a Bite, if it was a straight up Bite on a limb that limb is gone if it's a great white because take in mind of their Massive bite force, Sharks don't just attack people on purpose, They bite because they think "Hey you're splashing you must be a Fish" Please go do some research into shark behavior of the many species and you will see this will be a reoccurring fact, I hate to see someone go into a subject like this Ignorant of the truth.

[@y7952]

Andrew Jablonski r/wooosh

[@wozzer3wa]

Is the commentator talking about humans or sharks

[@RacookiTV]

“Always to be avoided” “sO tOdaY wErE gOinG oUt tO meEt tHem-“

[@wozzer3wa]

It's there sea not ours.

[@teamreflexofficalloehn1864]

Warren Adshead best comment ever! I wish people would understand that. They have more blubber in their skulls than sperm whales!

[@L-M-O-1]

no, it's our water too

[@ericdavidson4616]

Fuck the seals

[@enkiea8322]

No, it's ours. Pussy.

[@guenthersteiner8163]

Warren Adshead So it's our land not the animal's land?

[@duanekit94]

“Shark bait ooo ah ah”

[@hallelurryz9343]

narrator: “always to be avoided” random white dude: “today we gonna go out, put a clamp on a shark” 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@JIANYM36]

a simple drone would cost you just a bat charge

[@chrisc2491]

Drone's don't fly 100 mph and cover miles in short periods of time do they?

[@vandemanferretstasmania.ni9576]

Here in Australia, we just learned to live with them. We respect them, we swim with them, but we don’t blame them when an attack happens

[@buffyburford5779]

TRUTH!!! I was born in Australia and not once have I heard them blame the shark

[@williamdawson3792]

You have nets, go home

[@jeffkerr7418]

You swim with them. Yea right. Farewell and ado sweet spanish lady. 🦈

[@vandemanferretstasmania.ni9576]

@@williamdawson3792 there’s only nets at Bondi lol

[@vandemanferretstasmania.ni9576]

@@jeffkerr7418 well we can’t exactly avoid them all the time

[@clare8583]

I've lived in Cape Cod my whole life and I have yet to see a shark along the beaches. Guess I'm lucky lol

[@toter-drache]

It's 2 years later is luck holding out?🗣️Clare are you still here?!?!😂

[@danaconnor1979]

It's their sea, not ours!

[@getright556]

I wish there was a chicken shark

[@wesleyvitality8504]

what.

[@emmiechilds2721]

Jorge Meza that would be awesome

[@cyprescrow]

Almost like the band

[@gustavolemonke]

wesley vitality make the shark meat for taste like chicken

[@reynolrobinson2377]

And the the shark jumps out the water and takes off his head. They do jump out the water shark expert

[@jezzalenko]

Pretty much only off the Southern Cape in S. Africa

[@reynolrobinson2377]

I know it was me doing commentary

[@kerigoncalves484]

Heading there tomorrow for off road beach cruising✌ unfortunately many beaches are closed due to increased shark sightings

[@velveetaslingshot]

"When a less welcome visitor shows up." People???

[@dumb_lifeexe2264]

Okay that's a little scary for people tho because what if a little kid goes a hit deep in the water and theres a shark like bro I love sharks but it's way to dangerous to have that many that close to people

[@MichelleDespres]

When we were at Cahoon Hollow beach several years ago there was a single seal swimming around the shore and a giant white shark chased it onto the beach! My kids had been in the water!

[@aislingjudge8607]

"Blood thirsty great whites" ... hate these typed of titles

[@fellipedasilva99]

Cape cod....home sweet home...wonderful place to grow up.

[@annamanthei7731]

*potato out of a bowl of soup* (Because sharks are potato’s)

[@BaasWiel]

0:14 - "... another less welcomed visitor shows up..." Pretty sure the people are invading the sharks home, not the other way around.. Unless he referred to the people then forget my comment.

[@SmDWeed]

they are less welcome to the seals duh..

[@guenthersteiner8163]

Willie Schoeman wtf does that even mean. How does the ocean belong to sharks and not to seals, whales, fish, birds, and humans? Would you feel the same way about aquatic species on land? Should crocodiles be banned from land because they "invaded our homes"?

[@deannawheeler4362]

"a less welcome visitor shows up", You must be kidding me, RIGHT?? Sharks live in the ocean!!! If you don't want to be bitten, don't go in their house!!! I

[@PMAngst]

Next destination: Cape Cod

[@oddscar5070]

Irren Haus its beautiful here I've been there for 2 years never seen a shark

[@TanyaQueen182]

I used to swim at Cape Cod when I was little. My parents must have hated me lol

[@christopherlynch9006]

I swam on Pilgrim Beach when I was over from Ireland for a wedding in 2005 - no mention of sharks then - we did see a pretty big tiger bass though