Diver Decapitated By 19 Ft SHARK & Feeding Alligators Marshmallows

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Diver Decapitated By 19 Ft SHARK & Feeding Alligators Marshmallows
Joe sits down with Paul Felder, a retired professional mixed martial artist and current colour commentator for the UFC. www.ufc.com/athlete/paul-felder
This clip was taken from the JRE MMA Show episode #135 w/Paul Felder.
Host: Joe Rogan @joerogan
Producer: Jamie Vernon @jamievernon
Guest: Paul Felder
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[@justlivin169]

Hey want to clarify why you throw Marshmallows in the water, I lived in central FL. during the time Joe is talking about (while they were protected) It was a safety test if you came to a body of water if you throw a few Marshmallows in if there are Gators or Crocs they will come up and eat them right off - because they think they are one of their favorite foods = Snake eggs, because they float and are a ready available food. When I still visit I still do if I'm going fishing or swimming or getting near to water. Here's another one why do Gators / Crocs go up and eat a golf ball on a golf course on the land, but they don't in the water because they sink in the water and eggs don't. Don't forget their brains are walnut sized.

[@GruneD]

There’s no such a thing as crocks in the USA 💡 only gators….

[@clamcrewcarclub6017]

@@GruneDnope, Florida is the only place on earth where crocodiles and alligators live side by side

[@klaiken989]

​@@GruneDYou might want to delete that comment 💡

[@myceilauniverse9096]

@@GruneDAmericans crocodiles are endangered and located in the southern tip of Florida American alligators have a wide area of distribution.

[@GruneD]

@@klaiken989 no, good to learn. I’m not an animal person really but I did read this a while ago but it’s ok to get educated if you don’t know.

[@tpow2651]

Idk why I read this as “diver gets decapitated by 19ft shark while feeding alligators marshmallows” 😂

[@aguy2162]

I don’t buy that sharks NEVER attack people on purpose. It can’t be a case of mistaken identity every time

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

They are opportunistic feeders. Human might not be their favorite food, but will eat us if other options are not close by.

[@OMAR-vk9pi]

Most of the times it is but I’m sure it happens sometimes

[@brn2579]

Exactly, people act like sharks are blind and retarded.

[@jtmax908]

@@Lily_of_the_Forest Exactly. I don’t understand how people don’t get that? Sharks don’t intend to eat us? Okay keep that logic when you’re in the ocean lmfao

[@TheSakufighter]

People are dumb and act this way with tigers at a zoo as well. Predators dgaf what you are if they’re hungry.

[@jbillareezy3223]

So a sure fire way to tell if there's a shark in the water no matter where you are. You take a mouthful of water and swish it around real good , then spit it out. After you spit it out if it taste like salt there's a shark in the water.🤔

[@St.CrimsonTweets]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jujutrini8412]

I always thought like this and now, after reading the comments, I have learned that there are bull sharks in rivers! I am now so grateful for my rational fear of swimming in murky water. 😂

[@janekmundt579]

@@jujutrini8412 well at least they are not in lakes unless they are really big. Honestly though, even in Egypt the probabilities of seeing a shark are slim as long as you follow a few rules like not jumping into the water at dawn when most shark species might still be hunting or by staying in areas with lots of people who would spot a shark

[@highflyinbird3644]

They had me at "decapitated by 19ft shark"

[@nuckchorris3054]

The footage of the 24 year old getting eaten alive in Egypt by a tiger shark is chilling man

[@bubonikkronik6561]

yeahh that was crazy. Did you see the after-math photos?

[@kurama9540]

Honestly

[@nuckchorris3054]

@@bubonikkronik6561 i didnt realize there were any

[@bubonikkronik6561]

@@nuckchorris3054 it was hard to find after being taken down so many times but my sister found it. Nothing but a torso.

[@pgpro8691]

Yeahh think I’ll skip that one..

[@TangoNevada]

Since I saw Jaws, I won't even take baths, just in case. Showers only.

[@drunkenmmamaster419]

You're going places in life

[@TangoNevada]

@@drunkenmmamaster419 Yeah, you clearly get it.🙄

[@Pal.Cockrum]

The US navy conducted a study to determine what colour attracted the most shark attacks and they called it Yum Yum Yellow.

[@realitychick4502]

Seal suites … I’ve never understood why humans dress as seals to get into water with sharks 😂

[@jch928]

I use to live in Maui and was a patrolman in Wailea (south maui) and I can tell you if you ever want to get bitten by a shark, that is the place. Happens all the time no joke.

[@debaucherizer]

you don't live in Maui, you live on Maui

[@jm-tl6od]

@@debaucherizer hawaiians get uptight about the dumbest shit lol

[@BigstickNick]

@@debaucherizer not with that attitude.

[@Freedom_is_essential1]

My goal is to make it to my 80’s and then proceed to get eaten by a great white shark. This way I don’t die of old age.

[@wajihbec1087]

@@BigstickNick i haven't seen this joke reply in years. I love it.

[@user-nz2qx8rz6t]

For the question about what what suits might be better, for example you can find a wet suit that has a design that resembles a venomous sea snakes, in particular the ones with the black and white striped bodies. Sharks including great whites always stay away from sea snakes because they know of the dangers that come with sea snakes aka the fact that they're highly venomous

[@mark0648]

When I was young, I didn’t think twice about jumping into a pond, river or swimming far offshore into the ocean… I’m my 50’s? You couldn’t pay me enough to jump into anything except a pool today. There are things in fresh and salt water that hunts and kills anything that it can eat. That’s enough for me to be happy enjoying my back yard pool…

[@valarieirons4447]

Ditto! I spent hours swimming in the ocean every summer, body surfing and swimming long distances beyond the breaking waves. Remember bumping into nurse sharks in the surf all the time. Oddly that didn't freak me out but I'd constantly fight the fear in the deep water.. my mind would see big sharks with their mouths open coming towards me in the swirling sand after the waves break.. eerie feelings constantly. I don't know how I did it! 55 yrs old now.. I wish I had a pool!!!! Miss water very much... think it's time to splurge!

[@terryhughes7349]

electric shark deterrent devices are pretty cheap. I'd buy 5 for my wrists , ankles one attached to the belly. If you are swimming professionally in the deep blue take no chances.

[@slamhead]

Little back story on that decapitated diver. I'm in the Sea of Cortez and this happened south of me. This was the first great white attack in 2023. The prior year they had another attack in the general area. The Mexican government stopped all shark diving tours for Guadalupe and Sicorro Islands. Apparently this rather large shark is tagged from Guadalupe and is known to venture into the sea. What do you think? You think the tours may have conditioned this shark to associate divers with food?

[@norwegianblue2017]

They also have those killer squids in that area, right?

[@TRVPHAUS]

bruh sharks dont want to eat people. but they are instinctual animals, doesnt make sense to try and apply human logic to an animal that is literally just programmed to do what it does.

[@kennethmullen-qe9hg]

@@TRVPHAUS Yeah, I mean it's really surprisingly similar to like a dog, that's maybe always been super sweet never attacked, bit or hurt anything before in its whole life, maybe, chased squirrels, bunnies, or the occasional kitty cat but didn't injure, or kill them, pretty normal average dog behavior, a slight predator chase reaction response, occasionally, but nothing more than that, no unusual or extreme other maladaptive behavior. Except, then, one day...something goes wrong, something happens, and it may or may not even be clear exactly WHAT, but something triggers the dog, and he freaks out, and, maybe doesn't go on a killing spree, but maybe attacks a little kid, severely injuring him or her, though still alive, the child was in certain great danger, the potential for their perishing all too real. Not knowing it then or even understanding, but that dog had signed his own death warrant, that day. Really crazy thing, is that same/a very similar thing can potentially happen with every human being, as well. But yeah, sharks don't want to eat us PER SE, inherently, but similar to rats and other animals, a shark's eyesight isn't great, underwater makes tricky viewing, and identifying a potential source of prey tricky, so, they tend to rely on other senses, like smell, and electric pulses and energy release or dispersal. And, we goofy humans in water environments, which are not our best venue or arena, we're already very vulnerable every time we enter into the water, but, the electric currents, and/or discharges our bodies emit swimming are remarkable similar to that of some injured fish and yes also our silhouette can look similar to seals and seal lions from below, in murky water, to animals that don't see particularly well. Plus...a human can be attacked from territorial aggression, alone, as well as, again, as mentioned above, any creature has the potential to just snap one day, even me or you. SCARILY...it could be something almost completely arbitrary which may cause it to occur. It is unlikely, but does happen. Same as plane crashes, house fires, tornadoes/hurricanes/earthquake fatalities, lightning strike, natural gases emitted from the earth that're deadly, a stranger going psycho on people, water and ocean and volcano accidents, plus, also, animal attacks, anything from our beloved pet, to stinging insects or other venomous creatures, to apex predators, both on land and in water, including the Great White Shark (which at 20+ ft long, whenever at that size, the impact alone, must be like gettin' hit by a bus or truck underwater, and, probably, is potentially deadly, even without their huge mouths, gaping wide, loaded up, with bucketfuls of daggers and razor blades on top of it LmMFaO!)

[@ballzRdeep]

If this is the same person I'm thinking of then my sister's grandfather knew the guy and used to buy scallops from him. Apparently the younger guys he was training refused to go down and get him or the gear because they were terrified. Rightly so

[@silverstar4289]

Going to Fiji soon. The resort offers shark dives feeding tigers. I enjoy seeing a shark while diving as a natural occurrence, but feeding is not the thing for me. I will opt out of that trip

[@Dementia.Pugilistica]

David Goggins actively chumming the water around him to motivate himself to swim faster

[@jaywalker3553]

After Simon Niliest was mauled by a 5 meter great white shark on Camera off the coast of Australia and half of his body was floating on top of the waves and the shark came back to finish him off I never looked at the ocean the same bro . The ocean is their home and we as humans have to respect there domain im good ✌🏾

[@dbell4468]

Same. I loved snorkelling/diving/riding boats to far off reefs/islands to snorkel as well. After watching Simon’s video, I stuck to knee deep water. Will never see ocean the same after the Egypt incident.

[@jaywalker3553]

@@dbell4468 I'm good man it's nothing in the ocean I can't see that's not on Netflix or television 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@RichKulakowski]

Anyone that swims in the fresh waters of Florida has loose screws. nope nope NOPE!

[@skippylanoue966]

doesnt matter what color wet suit you wear, if its hungry you're a meal.

[@cuccamunga]

Nah if it's hungry you just motion "no shark, no" and it will move on

[@chefnelsonsbbq]

"running from bears and swimming away from sharks" perfect start to a JRE clip

[@ricktheexplorer]

When I go to the beach, I sit on the shore, and don't even wade in at all anymore. At one point I thought I wanted to be an Oceanographer. I'm glad I chose to leave college.

[@jre-daily-updates]

I think one of my biggest fears is being in open water with no idea of what is below me.

[@ricktheexplorer]

@@jre-daily-updates When I was 9, I was on a float at a beach in FLA. 2 older guys were riding the waves, and the 3 of us washed out so far, we couldn't see the shore. We calmly paddled back, but that is a fear that I feel now, more than then.

[@4Everlast]

Fu*k that noise, it's like running through the Safari, you're pushing luck for NO reason.

[@4Everlast]

@@jre-daily-updates Then you got to watch this; Swimmer Floats on a Sea of Sharks Off Coast of Maldives

[@sinabagherisarvestani8924]

@@jre-daily-updates I'm a big supporter of protecting sharks , I think people who hunt sharks are idiots , but the think is that they are also in fresh water , when I was a child in the middle east , near Iran Iraq border , they had signs warning of sharks , they had bull sharks in fresh water rivers , its not just marine animal , it also lives in fresh water , they were small bull sharks , they didn't attack humans and they didn't pose a threat but never the less they had warning signs

[@firstnamekaty8830]

I live in a subdivision in a popular tourist beach town in FL(about an hour from Panama City Beach). I can see the beach from my front porch. We have alligators that live behind our subdivision in the flooded ditch beside the road. The alligators aren’t even a problem, it’s the black bears that come out every night and tear shit up that we have to worry about. We have a 5ft tall vinyl privacy fence in our backyard(stupid HOA rules🙄) bc we have 3 small dogs and multiple times we’ve had bears climb it and knock down whole sections of it. We have a doggie door and 2 tiny chihuahuas and an overweight, elderly Min Pin that seriously believe they are a gang of dangerous killers, ready to fight for their territory at any given time, and nothing makes them more angry than when the bear knocks down the fence and steps a foot in our yard. And I don’t mean that my dogs just bark and growl at the bears, I’m saying that they chase after them and bite the backs of their legs🤦‍♀️😭 It’s so stressful. We’ve called the FWC multiple times to report “nuisance bears with escalating behavior” in the city limits but they won’t do anything about it. They’re supposed to trap and relocate nuisance bears before they become dangerous to humans. They like to walk down the beach and freak the tourists out too. People are usually always shocked to find out that we even have bears here. A lot of people aren’t aware that Panama City and Panama City Beach has bears too.

[@hubster4477]

In the 70's my grandpa took me to the marshes in florida to feed alligators marshmellos. Never forgot it.

[@7adventcloud7]

I wish people would stop saying its a case of mistaken identity as if were not made of meat, sharks have been eating people ever since boats started crossing the ocean, imagine how many people were eatin during 1500 1800 when galleons, or Man of war ships were sank during battle with the many other countries shipping and fighting for countrol of different shipping routes. So many people have and will continue to be eaten by sharks, you swim in a predators kitchen your are food.

[@norwegianblue2017]

My sister was in that triathlon in San Diego that week when the man was killed by a great white. Thought it showed a lot of courage from her that she went through with it. I am deeply afraid of the ocean even without a shark attack fatality just occurring nearby. I think I was scarred for life from seeing Jaws as a kid.

[@MrBlessed70]

@@andrewchristie2970 Big Great Whites in Australia.I remember in the 80's,they caught a 21 foot Great White in Phillip Island Victoria that looked like "Jaws",it was huge!!

[@TangoNevada]

"Courage". I don't think that's the word I use.

[@TheGanjologist]

Some things you just dont play about. Like sharks, bears, deadly heights, uranium, etc lol

[@Blastedyerface]

ignorance and arrogance isnt courage...

[@norwegianblue2017]

@@Blastedyerface We get a fatal shark attack every 10-20 years in San Diego. It isn't ignorance or arrogance to get in the ocean for a swim. It is brave because it is overcoming a natural, but fairly irrational fear of being eaten by a shark. With millions of people going in the ocean every year in San Diego, the odds are incredibly small.

[@chrisfischer1910]

Cocaine Bear......Meth Gator... sounds legit

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

and don’t forget ‘Roid Shark

[@cromcccxvi3787]

i raised my kids outside of Fort Lauderdale next to the Everglades... 20yrs later, I have my now adult kids still afraid of the water and they are in Pennsylvannia, lol

[@athens_1psvr31]

A few months ago an elderly lady got snatched by a gator in her community here in 772 Florida. The community knew this 13ft gator was there and didn’t report it.

[@OMAR-vk9pi]

That’s not usually something you report gators are everywhere in Florida

[@lukeamery2391]

a while ago in new south wales, australia a lady was taken while swimming with a group of people, her husband was there and saw it. he mentioned that there was a certain eireness to the day all the bird life were acting weird(seagulls) ,they never found her remains which can sometime tell uhow large it is, they asked the husband did he get a look at the shark he said yes it was as big as a bus

[@nathandomke2721]

The school bus-sized great white, yup that's the rare 25-28 footer lol. Maybe even one of the handful of 30 footers that's still out there. Holy shit.

[@lukeamery2391]

@nathandomke2721 the other thing is when I tried to find the story again they mentioned the shark to b only 11 ft

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

Listen to the birds.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

@@lukeamery239111 ft is still massive.

[@4Everlast]

TheMalibuArtist has some GREAT shark next to people videos.

[@nathandomke2721]

I'm currently 25, my Dad taught me to surf when I was 7. I've always been an extremely strong swimmer and I have basically zero fear of drowning, it's truly hard to imagine myself in a scenario where I run out of energy/get overwhelmed and drown. However, there are these surfers who go out to these little island breaks wayyy out like 100 miles out to sea (like Cortez banks) and tbh me and my Dad both agree neither of us would have fun if we did that. There are sooo many seals out there, which means there 100% sharks haha. Basically what I'm getting at is that there are surfers, and then there are people who literally just don't give af.

[@lullubelljingles9567]

Never think that it can't happen to you even if you're a strong swimmer. I speak from experience.

[@uncledaddyproctologist1325]

They do seem to care though, screaming and shouting in panic when they are attacked. So I'm not entirely convinced. But Glad to hear you and your dad having some common sense up in this all :)

[@eyesears113]

Being a strong swimmer still makes you one of the slowest things in the ocean. Michael Phelps can only go 4.71 miles per hour in the 100M freestyle relay. That’s basically the speed of someone walking briskly.

[@nathandomke2721]

@@eyesears113 I’m not gauging it so much off my speed as a swimmer, but more on the level of energy output by which I can completely tread water. I have been surfer for like 20 years so I have a long term musclulature that is efficient at pulling lots of water and streamlining my movement. I’m not speaking so much about turbulent waters so much as regular conditions. People die all the time in “regular” conditions and I just meant I feel like it would be difficult for me to run out of energy and drown in normal or relatively normal circumstances. I feel like if I had nothing else to focus on I could keep my head above water pretty much infinitely.

[@eyesears113]

@@nathandomke2721 Seems like I misunderstood your initial post. My bad. And yes, you have many advantages over the average swimmer. 👍

[@tetsushatarii2108]

Craziest video I’ve ever seen was a crocodile quite literally death rolling a zebras face off while it was still alive. Beyond brutal…

[@boydmccollum692]

Something about being killed because you've become part of the food chain that just hits different.

[@Rob-dp3vr]

I'm a Florida real estate agent who is native to SW Florida. I've caught alligators twice in front of 2 different customers while showing homes, over the past 4 years, they're that common.

[@wrobinson1702]

Same thing in south Louisiana. Every week or so, the newspaper reports an alligator in someone's pool/fence/etc. There are actually more alligators in Louisiana now than there were before Columbus.

[@dcptiv]

I would rather alligators around my home than saltwater crocodiles. Gators are like puppies compared to our salties in Northern Australia.

[@stevenking997]

im in miami and one time i was swimming in a man made lake inside a neighborhood (serena lakes if ur familiar with the area) , my friend and i were in the middle of the lake and he was behind me and a huge gator brushed up against him and we saw it and he passed out and went under the water and i had to dive down in murky water to grab him and swim all the way back to shore. i also live on a canal and have had many neighbors pets snatched , we had one gator they had to relocate cuz he specifically started targeting dogs. its crazy sh!t

[@thebarrochannel]

@@stevenking997maybe him passing out saved his life

[@Rob-dp3vr]

@@dcptiv puppies? Hardly. They kill people and pets every year. Obviously you don't know much about alligators.

[@repetemyname842]

Dont wear yellow in the ocean. Better yet, dont even go in the ocean.

[@FlagTheRef]

Sharks love citrus colors

[@norwegianblue2017]

@@FlagTheRef We like a little lemon on our sea food too!

[@eyesears113]

Wear black and white, colors of the killer whale. You’ll be safe, as sharks are terrified of them for good reason. Orcas love shark tongue the most, lol.

[@tommyrq180]

I swam with an open water swimming club out of La Jolla Cove in San Diego back in the mid-80s until one day one of the swimmers disappeared and it was discovered that he was killed by a great white shark. Never swam with that group again. Normally things like that didn’t deter me but that one… Well, I just couldn’t get into the ocean again except for ocean triathlons. Mainly I stuck to lake swim triathlons like Ironman Canada.

[@tastyneck]

Way back in the day I went snorkeling off of La Jolla Cove with my buddy and his friends. We swam a good way off shore to the kelp beds and sharks never crossed my mind. I'd never do that now. I don't get in the water anymore.

[@tommyrq180]

@@tastyneck You looked just like a seal…

[@tastyneck]

@@tommyrq180 yup

[@seamac7564]

There was also a swimmer there, swimming the bouys from the cove to shores, had his leg bit off and died. There is a DEEP trench not far from the area. For some context, as an old triathlete (I don't race anymore), I've swum miles and miles here during races and training, and every time I knew it could be my last time.

[@tastyneck]

FTR, snorkeling close to shore from Sunset Cliffs, Children's Pool, La Holla Cove, etc. is pretty amazing for what's available for SD. Havent done so neither bay nor ocean side off Pt. Loma but just wanted to mention what there are generally safe and interesting snorkel spots.

[@forrestmacdonald9944]

Dang JR I didn’t know u lived in Florida bro! I was born n raised in Gainesville brother! Paines prairie and lake Alice were my fave as a kid lol. Keep up all the great work man I’ve listened for years dude

[@HKGunPlay]

They say the sweat dripped off one guys arm and that’s why the alligator bit him. So you can fuck around and a fly or something lands and your toast.

[@jakerubino3233]

The tale of abalone divers everywhere.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

Abalone divers need to work in groups. 2 pickers and 8 guards with spearguns / harpoons and electric shock things.

[@Djuane]

Swimming in the open ocean is like walking through the savanah desert in Africa. Bad idea

[@douglasjay9561]

Bro just swim in a pool.

[@wolfmanjack9959]

1:27 Joe didn’t even blink after saying something like that lmao cold dead eyes

[@stephensullivan1011]

5:23 "Mane a 'GATOR got meh..." 😂

[@BigDan21.]

Love this man,.straight shooter, a man of morales and is confident enough to speak on when he scared, doesn't pretend to have life solved!

[@katttmandoo]

Bull sharks have been found all the way up in the Ohio river as they can live in fresh water and they’re one of the most aggressive sharks.

[@Clayton_Bigsy]

A kid just recently got bit by a bullshark in fresh water while fishing. He was washing his hands in the water and the bullshark dragged him of his boat

[@jamesross160]

They made it all the way up the mississippi. A vw bug went through the ice into the lake by lake city mn. A diver went down and found a bull shark inside under the ice. That spring they did a survey of some tributaries around the twin cities and found 3 baby sharks, which meant atleast one pregnant female was in the vicinity.

[@CAS89]

Damn Bill Sharks my man?

[@rigsby86]

Yeah I watched that Rohan clip too

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

@@jamesross160bullsharks are the jocks of the water. Even the females are full of testosterone!

[@Texasbluestunes]

Joe… you’re in Texas now. From Corpus to Orange and from the coast to 100 miles in, all rivers, creeks, bayous and sloughs have gators.

[@rojofish504]

I grew up in South Louisiana and it’s common knowledge that gators loooove marshmallows

[@luciddreamworks]

Woah!! I live in Oceanside..so cool to hear it on Joe Rogan

[@Mulletmans]

Imagine being the guy that Joe Rogan and Paul Felder are talking s*** about 😂

[@biggshow1045]

They caught it in Oceanside,Calif.

[@michaelpaiva9924]

Discovery Channel did an experiment wearing very bright colored wetsuits....and it only made the Sharks even more curious , basically the experiment shows that wearing neon colored swimsuits will attract Sharks to you even more than the black swimsuits, anyone see that? It was on one of the " Shark Week " episodes

[@hotlanta35]

It’s almost like the great white sharks are guarding the abalone me mullosks/lobsters.. if you want the treasure you have to make it past these beasts.

[@SIMUL4CR4]

It's believed sharks do see colour, and that they may be attracted to yellow.

[@kuluvas2]

Growing up in south FL we had a gator in our lake behind the house and one day before school I was in the back yard and watched it rush up and just snatched this lady's dog and tore back into the lake. Weird part tho is we all swam in that lake all the time but we also fed it marshmallows! Thinking of it now .... maybe that lady should have fed it marshmallows. They dont get any natural sugars in their diet so when they get marshmallows it's probably like crack and I believe the part of the brain sugar acts on is mostly what an alligator uses, believe it or not there have been alligators as pets that never hurt anyone. Lmao not for me ! I now live on a lake in Florida that has one of the largest populations of bull alligators in the state and its basically an alligator super highway, great for pictures!

[@dennisriblett4622]

Like there are fences keeping them out ...or no Ocean is connected 😂😂😂

[@morrisonjohn2707]

You can alabama too that list of just assume every body of water potential has a gator now. I live at the top of the state and we have 8 footers just a half mile from my place.

[@GhostFaceisHigh]

haha a gator got me!

[@onemaddad3823]

I went to school in Gainesville, and I can attest to this lol. Gators LOVE marshmallows. You can catch them on a fishing pole with them lol

[@BaronKilaton]

Gators live in Texas too Rogin! 😂😂😂

[@bazinbali]

watching two men having an average conversation we all have had repeatidly. what are we doing

[@keithsullivan-lt4nk]

snorkeling around los archos in bay of bandaris. water was BLACK. you couldnt see any thing. when i hit the water there were 1000s of fish. i ws terrified. theres things down there that eat these fish. didnt take long to get out the water

[@ThatsMrMoronToYou]

Please, the water was African-American. In order to stamp out racism in the world, we must discontinue using the B word. #BLM

[@LFUFMNX]

Joe, how can you not know where Oceanside is? You lived in LA, right?

[@khozyyy2474]

I know right ? Iol

[@nolongerblocked6210]

He's a meathead that announces cage fighting for a living... he's not a rocket scientist

[@donniebradshaw4802]

Me and my brother feed them marshmallows when I was young. I didn't know that was a thing.

[@nadinesmith-jensen7732]

If you live in Florida, you know to check out the pool before jumping in!!! That’s 101 stuff!

[@marty88ish]

After seeing the recent video of the kid in Egypt getting eaten by a tiger shark in front of his father at a resort on the Red Sea. Never swimming in salt water again.

[@privatenineNaturalWoman]

Stay OUT of the water...lol

[@Supremer27]

Almost pooped myself 😂😂😂😂

[@biggshow1045]

Years ago they caught a 16 ft. GW, 25ft. From shore. They had it frozen fora few years

[@jonathanturek5846]

Ok ... I surf Maui wide spend 3-5 hours surfing everyday. Homebases are Lahaina & OB (ocean beach SD) & stay jump off Oceanside Pier on a reg and power swim against the rip current to train ... SMALL F World when da boyz bring up my stomping grounds.. No Ka Oi

[@davec3583]

Not 18 feet, not 20 feet... 19 feet. What a weirdly specific size estimate.

[@pauljones6941]

In Florida, any body of water larger than a puddle could have a gator in it

[@aupsychobilly]

Solana Beach Fletcher Cove aka Pill Box North San Diego county

[@chipsthedog1]

There's a cool video called diver bumps into great white. The diver looks back at his mate and the camera when out the gloom a huge shark appears and they collide his head must of been inches from it's gaping mouth.

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

Yes that video is insane. That guy was the luckiest man in the history of the universe.

[@valarieirons4447]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoi2hoFpgc2Ceqs guess this great white wasn't hungry! Wow! Incredible video!

[@mikec5400]

when i was a kid people would always tell me teenagers would break into yards and steal their dogs to feed to alligators in florida

[@spiritualtaurus7942]

Sharks see like dogs. Reflexions of light and black n white. This is why they bite and get curious with nibbles. They feel with their mouth. This is why sharks are nick named Dogs of the sea.💯🇬🇧

[@MickLoud999]

I was fascinated by sharks when I was a kid. I read a book called "Shark Attack"! The thing I remember about colors is the phrase "Yum Yum Yellow". DO NOT wear anything yellow as sharks will eat you.

[@kurthuson4507]

That's a myth and they scientifically proved it

[@MickLoud999]

@@kurthuson4507 You are wrong. Why are there no yellow suits? Why are most black? The same color as seals etc.

[@kurthuson4507]

@@MickLoud999 sharks don't see in color. Yellow looks dark to them.

[@MickLoud999]

@@kurthuson4507 Yellow is, possibly, the brightest color. Why are the d@mb @$$es responding?

[@reinforcedpenisstem]

Sharks have very good vision.

[@bluntblock]

It was that GD shark, he bit it off, I don't do meth 😂😂😂

[@pietropes1322]

'Puppies of the sea' some people say (They ain't monsters sure but they are wild, predatory animals who will attack you if the opportunity arises) The Egypt Tiger shark attack as well....damn

[@lilboo0922]

Florida resident there is a gator in every pond on my neighborhood just apart of life down here

[@LightThroughTrees]

Alligators / Crocs …. Rock solid no-go !!!!!!!

[@Adventures0fJames]

San Clemente has so many damn great whites man this dude is saying he’s gonna swim it off Oceanside? Lmaoooo

[@l-train7876]

Oceanside is in North San Diego, genius.

[@joetobin2596]

Not heartless just lives by the laws ots governed by like nature which should entertain more of our judicial experience

[@joshuatrotter25]

It is illegal and immoral to feed wild alligators

[@derekmathis6245]

I was in Hilton Head SC this week for July 4th and a woman was killed by a gator walking her dog by a lagoon.

[@SpectroFumezOfficial]

"She gone"

[@David-xw7bd]

I’m a commercial diver in Cali and if you are trained well you know what to do with a shark encounter.

[@timsfgiantsmem9382]

Shark just ate somebody on Camera in Egypt. I know your on it!

[@abcdabcd-st7lc]

wtf, joe lived in Gainesville fl?

[@DEADG6D]

Im from mass. I visit my mom in florida. Literally huge alligators chillen in her yard. Shes like they wont bother u. They wont bother me? R u insane? They will bother me. I just know it. How is that normal to them. Florida is a horrible place lol

[@valdivia1234567]

I did triathlons for 25 years. We're in great shape, but we don't always make great decisions.

[@willm4406]

Question do they got video.? Of the decapitation that is i need to see that

[@GruneD]

Where’s Oceanside? Come Joe…..😅

[@CraigBrosRacing]

I live in NC and there has never been a alligator death in the wild here sir it's to cold for them to survive we've tried😮!!!

[@butchvito]

Joe meant to say South Carolina. That's where the elderly women was killed last year. There is a small gator population in North Carolina, mostly near the coast. I never even been to NC and I know that.

[@valarieirons4447]

I live in the north Georgia mountains...apparently a lady kept an alligator in a pond alive here for years. I did a little research on alligators surviving cold temps and found they can.. even some frozen water, keeping their nose sticking out for air. Our winters are short and times below freezing are brief. I don't trust wild waters in our zone... only the ice cold spring fed rivers but even those I wonder if gators could be there.. very unrealistic but fear plays games in our minds! Ambush predators so successful that they haven't changed in millions of years. Def respect.

[@InvestBetter.]

"I was decapitated once........ONCE!" - Danny Vermin

[@lalloligyst718]

This dude lost his lips in a shark attack.

[@jonathangomez9548]

Hell I don’t trust any body of water in Texas now not to have gators

[@bigdaddypiggy]

When I was younger I would go far enough out that the lifeguards would whistle/yell at me to come back….not no mo!!! Unh-unh! No way! I’ll stay dry & like it…..being eaten alive?!? No fucking way! If I CAN avoid it I’m GONNA avoid it 😳now that we have all this drone footage? Ain’t no way 🖕if I’m food when I’m already dead ? No problem ….but still alive?!?

[@mechengineer4894]

There was an elderly woman who just kept pushing the narrative sharks are harmless and in one video where she's petting them like dogs, the chain mail she was wearing kinda says she's full of if. The last 2 shark fatalities on the east coast were both wearing black dive suits. Quite a few videos of kayak fisherman getting their paddles biten. Take a wild guess at what color the paddles were.

[@tonyadamson8144]

Reminder, they are not harmless just curious... But curiosity with a creature that uses its mouth to test things is deadly. And chain mail is used for safety as well as because the sharks skin is unpleasant to touch with bare skin.

[@peepopoo4387]

@@tonyadamson8144 They are curious if they can eat you or not. This is a fucking monster made of muscle that lives to opportunistically prey on things. It's not some whale curious about what a human is, it's wondering if you're a meal or not.

[@Valok]

@@tonyadamson8144 now im curious how shark skin feels like ....

[@prooflifedoc942]

No one ever said there's no sharks in the ocean.