[E1] Ocean Ramsey and Juan Oliphant - Sharks!

[@oliwia1661]

Finally an Interviewer who is actually openly interested in actual shark information. An interviewer who listens respectfully and who doesn’t interrupt with questions of stupidity and bias every other second. Thank you. This one was great! #SpreedSharkLoveNotFear.

[@DisgruntledDisabledCombat_Vet]

The person doing the interview is a Marine biologist with over 7,000 dives and led expeditions to Antarctica and all over. Also he’s the head of deep sea mining modules, in which it’s a much cleaner and non destructive way, that we can scope up precious metals on the bottom of the ocean floor, that has everythin g we need for our technology. Also it’s another way for us to shift away from fossil fuel usage, contaminating our ground water, destroying large sections of habitat, and dumping/creating toxic wastes from extracting one metal ore. Vs picking up large rocks on the bottom of the dark zone, that have all the metals we require in each module. The only bad thing that might affect the ocean eco system is that as of now, we don’t know if removing those rocks formed over millions of years, that are in a location that all countries have a spot t o purchase. If removing those metal rich rocks will impact the ocean eco system, because there are certain spore like species that won’t have anything to cling on, if they decide to move into the location that has been marked off, and studied about the ocean life on the sea floor. Right now the zone hasn’t shown any life forms in that area, who are dependent on the deep and dark sea floor to have rocks for all spore/other sea life. During the 10 year extensive study, they haven’t found any known sea life that are dependent the sea floor rocks for traveling, protection, etc. they had an occasional eel and shark show up to the bait stations, but other than that they didn’t find any sealife that needed those rocks in order to survive. However we don’t know if there will be any long term affects, until we see sea life start to populate the area that has none at this time. Honestly if we didn’t have Chernobyl(poor design) disaster, 3 mile incident, and Fukushima. We would have removed majority of the fossil fuels, and every place on earth would have power. We also would’ve discover nuclear fusion by now, and probably advanced much faster in the quantum technology field. However, after Chernobyls poor construction that led to the world disaster, it helped the fossil fuel companies push anti nuclear power propaganda. The amount of fracking those companies get away with, and the many states that have polluted water that can’t be filtered out, and clean enough for human consumption is crazy. How many towns and. large cities are considered uninhabitable, because of the coal that caught on fire and spread hundreds of miles under towns/cities. All of which leak out toxic smoke at random locations from pressure build up. Almost 60% of all 48 states have toxic tap water, that people bath in, and some drink because they can’t afford bottled water. If we don’t stop watching mainstream media that are reporting on news design to keep the population divided, and rarely report everything that our own government fails to fix, because the EPA and other organizations have no funds to help millions of Americans getting access to clean water, and not toxic cancer causing tap water. All because we can give billions to other countries, that will provide more income to those in government, who are heavily supported by large corporations, and always protect their interests, instead of the people’s interests. Then I’m afraid the propaganda put out by the mainstream media, and stupid reality tv shows that keep the population busy. We won’t ever be able to truly get things done, because many companies will spend money to fund conservation, knowing that it will fall on deaf ears, and keep activists off of their backs, while using the same activists to put pressure on the competitors.

[@Texas240]

She's so well spoken while having that surfer mellowness and being gorgeous. I'm amazed this interview isn't at a million views.

[@TontoEpstein]

She's a shameless self-promoter who is downright dangerous. People copy her idiotic behavior in the water.

[@waynebaker4977]

I love Ocean Ramsey, she is an earth angel, and a legend…

[@AKbaby89]

Same. She's such a blessing ❤

[@bernardorodillo302]

Tobe able to watch someone who can swim fearlessly with these ocean predators and then give a an encouraging interview in favor of the marine animals is already a blessing. More power to Ocean Ramsey and her group fo marine life conservationists. Thanks to those who developed the internet…

[@norci86]

Juan was our wedding photographer! He is all about sharks. They are a cute couple.

[@juliew1426]

That's so awesome! He's a multi-faceted photographer, and a Renaissance man, it seems. It's so cool that you know them. Have you swum w/ the sharks yet?

[@MCrvngraddip2013]

Ocean and Juan are an inspiration ❤ 🦈 💙

[@code23hyper44]

Ocean should connect with the app Calm to do some of the meditations and readings. Her voice is ridiculously soothing.

[@TheWolfalpino]

or maybe you should go swim with her/them

[@solosailor222]

Ocean reminds me that some, rare, people are even more wonderfull than imaginable.

[@UaintHardCuzLOL]

I could listen to her talk about sharks all day.

[@ce6ej]

Would u let her sit on in ur face??

[@SGTSLACKASS]

She’s fake as hell. Her whole personality is fake. She does all of this for attention she does not care about the sharks it’s all about making money and her glorified ridiculous thirst trap of a channel.

[@StephenAku]

Yes! ...and love the eloquent rooster punctuations as well.

[@tristanpennet5320]

Sharks are in good hands with Ocean. They definitely got the best advocate to speak for them.

[@AKbaby89]

"Humans can be territorial as well" i freaking love this human. Im from SE Alaska and basically grew up outside, so nature has always been so important to me, and i absolutely adore animals to the point where id much rather spend my time around any other animals over humans 😂 whenever someone says "theres too many (insert animal here)" i answer with "theres too many humans" so whenever someone else does that, i immediately like them and feel connected to them. I felt that way about Ocean long before i saw this interview though, i liked her from the first video i saw of her. She just seems like such a genuinely good person with such a big heart and an even bigger brain

[@jakedemarsh]

this woman is so amazing...

[@deborahnieling2315]

Tiger Sharks photographed in black and white, just beautiful, seeing their amazing pattern so gorgeous!

[@torylynne]

Awesome interview!! More need to watch this and learn about who sharks really are. Ty, Greg Stone!! You're a really good interviewer.

[@Bulgariana11]

Love these two❤ Keep on doing what you’re doing

[@dcc2444]

So well done and comprehensive! Thank you for what you're doing to save our oceans!

[@scuba4families447]

Thanks One Ocean Diving for supporting our Apec predators sharks and protecting our oceans against plastics. Good job !

[@ashleylaurentravels]

Just watched this interview. Wow, you can really tell how intelligent and knowledgable she is! Love love love how well she explains EVERYTHING! Great speaker and love her passion ❤️ Thanks for sharing!

[@YoungerChic6979]

You are both FKN LEGENDS!!! Thank God you’ve got the brains to be able to articulate and convey the sensible information that you do, because you’re so beautiful that as you know, the message you send to the world could’ve gotten lost/overshadowed if you’d not have been able to communicate your message as well as you do, (trying nicely to reference it another way than a dumb blonde scenario) lol Thank you for every bit of energy you both devote to this cause in its entirety. I hope the host rally’s Peter to ‘dive in’ and help get the real story out there for the world to see ❤ Be safe, keep it up… Spectacular work - Be proud ❤🎉

[@Texas240]

And yet, she (not so much Juan, I guess he's not pretty enough) gets so much hate. I can't help but think most of the hate is driven by jealousy. I'm just now reply to a guy who's trying to defend a hit piece that Shark Bytes channel did against Ocean. The most ironic thing is how that channel dismisses Ocean as being just an influencer while he's trying to influence peoples' opinion of this woman and her work. Sadly ironic.

[@gabrielwood9345]

I would love to know how many pups deep blue ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ had and how long is their gestation period is

[@Bilal-fj1tr]

She is natural therapeutic, I am falling a sleep while listening her.

[@PecosHank]

Thank you guys

[@veronahristova5650]

Amazing, very smart and intelligent girl I love sharks and love watching her videos Brings peacefulnesses in my soul Can’t wait for more videos. I have watched and rewatched all your videos You are amazing

[@baudouinbaudru3385]

Thanks a lot for taking care of sharks and for engaging in changing the wrong perception of those wonderful animals by human being. As a child I have been impressed by the Jaws movie but thanks to you I measure how badly this movie has misleaded generations of people!

[@atmokamya7921]

they should get so much more recognition

[@keithlonghurst9240]

Awesome interview. Great seeing the person behind all of her videos.

[@elizabethdorchester5307]

Wow she is inteligent. Brave . Educated . Beautiful and im impressed

[@jackmehoff4429]

Rare thing for an American..

[@silverbeach85]

@@jackmehoff4429 US American you mean, American is someone from a huge continent hehe

[@ChristianBaleNutjob]

siiimmmp

[@Anna8262]

​@@jackmehoff4429 That's true!

[@LaidBackLora]

​@@jackmehoff4429no,there are some of us that are smart too.

[@Torontolaw]

Great interview!!!

[@thoth8784]

Hal, love yr story of the Car Wash Mishap Mystery!

[@GenXer1979]

When Ramsey said outside of sharks 'Orca' was her favorite marine animal it made me love her even more! Great Whites and Orcas are by far the most amazing predators of the ocean. Orcas are so calculated and intelligent with how they care for their pods and hunt. This was a fantastic interview 5 stars!

[@yeheymarina]

Thanks for this interview.... Just beginning to be more interested in sharks.

[@kirkdunn1379]

It is so true and even I have thought about how many times a day they swim by surfers, humans in water and just keep going....thousands if not millions of times

[@Ph4antHom]

love you guys and thank you for fighting that much for those amazing animals!

[@gdmfsob2341]

my shark gurus, my teachers, i respect you so much and miss you. covid came between me and the sharks this winter. love you ocean and juan! - shannin

[@pvtrichardsonbr]

Oceans voice puts me to sleep 😍

[@outlaw565]

Great interview, I don’t mind the chickens they add character to the video. i like the vibe of your talks and the outdoor scene, lot better than a studio. I Like your stories, and education of the sea, Keep up the good work everyone. And thank you for protecting the sea and sea-life.

[@sgauden02]

Ocean Ramsey...So brave, and so beautiful...

[@MrsBazzy]

I could listen to Ocean all day. She is amazing and agree Sharks are spectacular, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. I have been lucky to swim with Grey Nurse sharks in NSW when I was young and it really changes how you see sharks when you see them interact in their own environment

[@AKbaby89]

That must have been so cool! I was always scared of sharks before I came across Ocean and started learning about sharks.

[@Heinrich12626]

She an Angel sent by the gods down to earth to help and protect animals.keep up the good work

[@suzannemoran7281]

I really enjoyed this episode. Ocean and Juan are awesome.

[@pablofernandez1404]

Incredible guys. Real way to love the Ocean.🤙

[@iaranda1985]

Wow, that's so unbelievable how much information and facts she knows. I like the fact that she has so much study, and behavior facts backing her statements, much blessings, and keep your passion going, can I make a donation?

[@shininglight143]

So awesome! Ocean and Juan should talk to the Netflix Seaspiracy couple! Also, the rooster was trying to steal the show.

[@blancafernandezcrego6629]

Inspirational and so interesting and amazing work Ocean and Juan this you are doing as marine biologist Ocean, and I tell you since marine biologist to marine biologist. Thank you all for these videos and the importance of corporal expeessions When someone are around another animals. Really really impressive and fantastic. Proud of humans beeings like you guys

[@SRDXXF]

What was the university she she gained her qualifications from.

[@suzetridesanandalusian8529]

I have lived an outdoor life, Wyoming, and Montana is where I hang my hat and spent days and days packed out on horseback. It's breathtaking. When we would go out for a week or two, we were ALWAYS aware and prepared for the mountains permanent residents, in part brown[grizzlies] & black bears, mountain lion, wolves along with various smaller predators. Even on day trips, smart people don't go unarmed or without leaving a 'flight-plan' with someone. My point is the Seas & Oceans are just another form of 'wilderness' with more predators, but for the most part people jump in without a second thought. [And nearly naked] I love the beach & the warm sun but I don't go in the water. I don't think the odds would favor an attack, but it's not worth it to me as a happy terrestial, I prefer horses. I take measures to mitigate my risk in the bush, but it's still a risk, I accept that and my friends know if the worst happened don't harm the animal. I feel the same about sharks. If you choose to get wet then you MUST accept the risk and be clear that retaliatory measures are not to be taken. Great White's are magnificent animals and they need to be protected...humans are more of a threat to them than they are to us.

[@AmyBaby954...]

WE NEED MORE OF HER ON THIS PLANET......😪

[@kmccarthy3760]

She so cleaver indeed to do what she does with the sharks 🦈

[@peterovenden4489]

Keep up the greatwork Ocean . There should be a world wide ban on killing sharks .Its immoral

[@haderach09]

Amazing people!❤

[@AnnaYanu-ql8yq]

❤❤🦈👍Вы прекрасные

[@CapeCodJeremy]

Not a single down vote!! This is an amazing interview.!

[@gabrielwood9345]

Keep the good work up Ramsey❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@debramurray3255]

Thank you for all your great work

[@matthewtanner9823]

Ocean is right. The only people who watch this sort of thing are those people who are already interested in it in some way or another. At present 29,327 views, when I've seen videos of people cooking and they've had millions of views. So trying to get the message across to the people who matter, the people who it needs to reach, the people who abuse the shark, is really difficult but at the same time it needs to be done.

[@reypettis2407]

Wish she had spoken more about Bull Sharks and Oceanic Whitetips. Those to me are more fascinating especially Bulls as they swim up rivers for long distances. If you fall off a cruise ship I’d worry about a White tip more than any other shark.

[@loydsherwood309]

What research is she talking about? Haven't seen any papers she has authored or contributed to in an academic realm. A lot of talk about anecdotal observations, but no true peer-reviewed research. Good for conversation for a podcast but little effect on the field as a whole.

[@samgod]

Gorgeous, sexy, intelligent, well-informed, charming, soft-spoken and so compassionate. Her husband's one lucky SOB.

[@AJBTemplar]

Ocean and Juan's videos are very illuminating. I wonder if humans interacting with sharks is likely to make some sharks approach humans, but the humans will not be calm and give prey signals to and apex predator.

[@paes.landim.]

What technique do divers use to avoid being attacked?

[@plutoplatters]

They don't really attack on purpose so to speak. Apparently they "confuse" humans at times with seals,etc ..black/wet suit thing

[@isaiahgastello6811]

“Wow that was a random jab, but it’s amazing 😃” lmaooooo I was dead

[@cambreebowen8939]

I already talk like and use the same words as Ocean and I’m 13! I see my future!!

[@corriefenner9281]

That's awesome. Go for it!

[@marshallalbritton9521]

This was awesome!

[@LionTheHeart]

I dived the HMS Hood in Portland harbour.. I spotted a large ell and definitely swam the other way!

[@ТатьянаЛощинина-у3щ]

А где эта девушка сейчас, всё видео старые, много лет назад, а сейчас где она

[@AJBTemplar]

This video and her passion has actually influenced me. It occurs to me that we should not need a "conservation" movement at all: we humans should simply be aware enough and sufficiently intelligent not to destroy the planet and the creatures we share it with.

[@mhansen9255]

Ocean is the most beautiful human on this planet....

[@youtubing7702]

I love a gorgeous woman with an intellectual mind and a free spirited demeanor. I’m enamored

[@Lifeanimals1]

Very good interview

[@Vish250]

They just made the great white sharks and sharks in general my favourite sea animal again

[@edwardjones2202]

08:08 350,00 drownings per year in the USA???/ Google says drownings per year in the US are 3,500 not 350,000

[@barrettsagar2966]

sharks I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cringeken5389]

Jeez she is beautiful o_o her voice is also so soft

[@markuse.828]

I need that shirt of Juans! Where can I get it ? :D

[@FanitaZlokić]

Thank you.

[@underthe_3]

They’re my 2 favs ❤️

[@SudaMisango]

Were her parents in the field?

[@FanitaZlokić]

Ocean Ramsey.. i love u. I admire you.❤

[@mikemcc2948]

Did Ocean say "we have to many humans"?

[@scotty8276]

Catch that ? look up SDG-14 and the 17 goals... this is all for a one world government by 2030.

[@17eli187]

'Humans have only evolved in the past 200.000 years.' And in 200 years of this evolution we destroyed more than in previous 199.800 years.

[@Torontolaw]

Date- curly storey was amazing loved it

[@razor_x7243]

I’m from the Netherlands and I love sharks and I wish I had the change to work with them but we don’t have them here and oceans voice is very inspiring as well

[@rahiltje]

Come to Curacao, did you forget about the dutch isles? 💙 koninkrijk der nederlanden

[@raminismic]

amazing interview

[@Loopylulu8]

I luv sharks Miss Ramsey, i think ur an awesome young woman thank u for being an earth Angel & protecting these important misunderstood creatures... I was born in 1975 so im as old as the first jaws movie that has influenced the minds ever since that film people have persecuted these enigmatic beings sadly to he film totally gave the wrong impression of these animals, ... But not the over kill of blue sharks for the Asian consumerism theyve decimated that species & others for their fun just to ge fin what an inhumane act to just take ine part &throw the rest, the Inuit nations & first nations use every part if any kill & they pray & say thanks for the animal yhey eat the heart to honour the creatures they catch they dont kill a moose & take its tongue & leave the rest... The way people treat all marine life is in humane in my eyes we dont think anything that lives in the water can have any feelings or emotion, but these people r wrong & need educating, but i dunno if u can a lot of folk are just to damn ignorant to care.. but at least the ones that do care actually have an effect & make a difference, well done & thank u to all the conservationist around the world ur my kind of people 🥰... P.S the rest of the world needs to step in and ban the sharks being killed for their fins, I don't care about anything else connected that will fail due to the ban that's unfortunate but this needs to be done for real Asia is lethal when it comes to the voracious appetite for exotic animals, u can't eat them into extinction Asia stop it it's disgusting & inhumane...

[@davebrunette6394]

⁸You can see that she really knows and understands these Sharks when she is in the water with them. Sharks are a lot more intelligent than most people know! I have spent a lot of time with wild animals. Even so called dangerous animals, bears, Buffalo, and moose. I grew up on a farm and really got to know animals, its all about body language with animals. I have gained the trust of some wild animals to the point that I could touch them and feed them by hand.

[@caindarin9665]

There are not over 350,000 drownings a year in the US! That would be an insane number. It is more like between 2 and 3 thousand.

[@leanneswift2445]

I thought ocean white tip sharks are the most aggressive like the Bull 🦈!!!!!!!???

[@glynisleannalexandra7189]

It took me a second view before I heard you, and that is unforgiven.

[@GTodd-o2q]

experts?????????

[@jeanniechow4620]

Ur awesome keep up the great work.

[@Heinrich12626]

People must protect and respect the Sharks more than they do. The ocean is a sensitive and precious sealife habitat . What humans are doing to the oceans is aweful. Plastic trash is a huge issue.

[@SudaMisango]

She seems pretty smart, by the way i see people as animals, especially these days!

[@robinmccoy9710]

Ocean where are your degrees? What papers have you written? What schools did you attend? I ask because searching online, there are absolutely no records to back up anything you are claiming. But I will admit you do have a gift for painting that BS you are spouting many beautiful colors.... On everyone else, I call BS!!! Now,before your fan club attacks me I challenge anyone to go online and find anything at all on her education or any papers she has written or any research she has actually shared with other genuine scientists. It can't be found.

[@rogerioabruzzini1282]

Amazing!

[@jamesking2439]

I don't think even the ocean could quench the thirst in this comment section. I'll show myself out.

[@theoffgridtravelers7316]

I don't think say the bull shark is being wiped out, certainly not in Florida or the Bahama's. But humans are a nightmare to everything.

[@jamiequinlan]

Very interesting, however I would still fancy my chances of living against a sandcastle than I would a bull shark 🙃

[@FanitaZlokić]

Morski psi su savršeni. Nisu trebali proces evolucije poput nas. Ali mi smo definitivno tek na pola puta. I to je žalosno…. Obzirom na ljudski ego.

[@caindarin9665]

"Do you think sharks have any sense of the future?" Good question--wish she had actually tried to answer it.

[@mwebtex]

Well, not everything is afraid of sharks, there’s Orca’s.