Facing The Ocean's Most Dangerous Predator | Human Prey | FULL Documentary | Curious?: Natural World

On this episode of Human Prey, three remarkable stories of people who faced and were attacked by the ocean’s most powerful predator.
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Season 1 Episode 6 "Killer Sharks": While diving for shellfish off Cape Howe, an Australian man ends up inside the jaws of a Great White shark; training for a triathlon off the Alabama coast, a swimmer meets an aggressive bull shark on the prowl for an early breakfast; and, determined to maintain his championship spear fishing title, an Australian man inadvertently becomes bait for a 15-foot long Great White shark.
Human Prey - Recounting bone-chilling attacks by some of the world’s deadliest predators, HUMAN PREY presents the harrowing true stories of people who were attacked by wild animals and who lived to tell the tale.
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Do you know what to do if faced with a shark? Watch more episodes of Human Prey here: bit.ly/3GDkA1t

[@richardwheeler6115]

I would have thought humans were the most dangerous marine predator

[@shayhoff7064]

I agree about the black wetsuits. With all the technology in this time they can't come up with a fluorescent sound modified suit that repels sharks?

[@_realsavyinvestor]

Why dive in the ocean with absolutely nothing to defend yourself

[@keelyevans7692]

1828, yeah because what I was figuring if other animals were running low on food supply, why wouldn't the sharks be? And if other animals were being poisoned by polluted waters, why wouldn't the sharks be? And if other animals were taking after the humans for recompense then we should probably fix all that while we're at it

[@keelyevans7692]

2852 under their nose is sensitive to you. Could dot Them there

[@keelyevans7692]

3500 yeah I figured you knew those were authorized

[@keelyevans7692]

2326 seeing it coming I was ready to dot Its eye

[@keelyevans7692]

326, did you see my idea about building observatories always out so we could feed off of there and they would want to stay over there and eat that food and then be all full if they did come to shore so they probably wouldn't attack as much? We can clean up the water with the filtration and have our clean fresh water pools to swim in inside while generating more of the specialty animals you'd like to get back and reducing populations of invasive species when they start overtaking habitats is included in the plan. Plus you'd have the hospital right there so if something did happen your emergency treatment would be on site. You wouldn't be having to go anywhere far.

[@keelyevans7692]

2742 me. I'm like it's an emergency. We have to build vacation spots that make everybody happy because for real I want to go diving. I don't want a bunch of killer sharks everywhere. They've got to be good. We've got to retrain them 🤗🤗🤗 We could have tons of volunteer lifeguards all right there to help people seriously, but at the feeding center. Obviously you're just releasing that animals. You aren't getting out of the water right there. You're going back to the beach to be able to get out of the water so that the sharks are over there and you're over at the beach or inside the lighthouse