Sharks Attack - When Worst Fears Become Reality | Free Documentary Nature

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Meet those victims lucky enough to have survived. Find out from these people directly what happened during those life-changing seconds...When Sharks Attack. Sharks are the ocean's ultimate predators. At the top of the food chain, many species of sharks are capable of killing quickly and efficiently anything they attack. Sharks do also attack people, and with more human activity concentrated on the coastlines of the world, these attacks are becoming more common. While attacks are more frequent, most are not fatal - the shark lets its victim live, to swim another day. Meet those victims lucky enough to have survived. Find out from these people directly what happened during those life-changing seconds...When Sharks Attack. Available in the USA, CAN, AUS, NZ, Indonesia, India, Philippines, Malaysia, South Africa, Kenia, Sweden and the Netherlands. #freedocumentary

[@2873lonewolf]

At the end of the day, all these "researchers" and "experts" can't stop a single attack, so what are they doing involved with shark attack videos?? Who cares HOW the sharks jaw lacerated the person, it did plenty of damage and no human can say why any attack happened, except for the human was in its home! You either play in a wild animals world and deal with consequences or you don't play in their home and are guaranteed not to be bit. Why did the shark attack, oh yeah because you looked like food or any other shark reason. At the end of the day, does it matter why the shark ate your kid? Was it just a taste test? Gee you people need to justify your existence to keep doing the job of believing you're helping anyone not be bit or killed.

[@fredbais9636]

Everyone to the public go into the water does not outweigh the risk from being bit by a 🦈 think man think

[@fredbais9636]

Save me screw the 🦈

[@indeedmyson]

@TruthDaPower 23 this video wasn't anti-shark at all, take a breath and calm down kid

[@taniandmyminime1422]

Lllpllllll L⁰00⁰⁰

[@marianaperez9742]

I’d just die. Not from the shark biting me, but from a bloody heart attack.

[@ermac6466]

heart attacks dont bleed all over you honey

[@Elizabeth-gp7id]

@@ermac6466 the word bloody is English slang. It’s used to put emphasis on the statement. Honey.

[@smallone9825]

Omg same here as soon as I knew there was a shark near me in the water I'd pass out!! That's why I only go paddling in the sea !!🤷‍♀️

[@smallone9825]

@@ermac6466 🤣🤣

[@Dark_sea110]

@@smallone9825 yep, I die of fright. Then my body would be there for the taking🤧😥

[@Andy-ty2ni]

"Personally i would prefer my swimming to be in a pool than in the sea"..@16:16...good enough for me!

[@fishingwithsofthands9096]

RIP Simon from the Sydney attack. Fascinating creatures but also terrifying.

[@juanrodriguez6157]

I remember when little Simon was a young lad we always told em be careful mate he never listened he enjoyed his company

[@jaywalker3553]

He didn't stand a chance 🥲

[@Country_boy-sz3bn]

That’s the risk you take when you swim in the home of an apex predator.

[@jessienl6646]

Today another body surfaced on shore

[@jaywalker3553]

@@jessienl6646 are you serious ?

[@Munequita216]

Very competent EMTs in the story about JP. They stopped the ambulance to make sure they did see a heartbeat!! Absolutely awesome to see people actually keeping their eyes on the tiniest of vital signs.

[@petemchardy3605]

I forgot to tell you my friend is also incontinent his wife got fed up of getting a golden shower every night she told all of is friends about it is name is Ted you can amagen what is nick name is I will say no more.

[@frankperino4215]

@@petemchardy3605 …what? You’re cruel…you’ll be incontinent in a few years too…

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Almost restores faith in humanity

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

@@frankperino4215 the wife is a b. that poor fellow has friend and wife that need getting traded in for a newer better version.

[@jacobgill4808]

When you go into the ocean you just went AAAAALLL the way to the bottom of the food chain...and every time a shark bites someone it's trying to eat them...they just change their mind most of the time when they feel mostly bones..humans are like chickens wings..too much work for too little meat

[@janicesmith2475]

8:53 That seaweed, or whatever it is, is really freaky and creepy-looking. Otherworldly.

[@Caramel1806]

I was trying to figure out what that was. I was like "so, nobody is going to talk about what that is?"

[@Lovethemusic385]

Thank you both. Just creepy looking

[@fisher6924]

"The whole sea is their den". Respect. 😁 Not a drop of animosity. What a guy.

[@sammccarthy9388]

nah kill all the sharks

[@Lauren-in6pz]

"I've even gone as far as... *gnashes teeth* displaying my weapons" hahahaha this part got me 😂

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Like pulling a teaspoon against a guy with a machete.

[@bekleedee]

"You call those teeth? THESE are teeth!"

[@briaharris183]

Yes yes now look at the shark's ....

[@billcar6805]

I use to tell my friends about him doing that.... Mooncat

[@billcar6805]

@31:51 So sharks don't want to attack, they don't want to eat us. They will mostly leave us alone in the water... And this dude is trying to claim his 'teeth' are keeping the sharks at bay ffs.

[@sandraperez2117]

I am Puerto Rican and on Flamingo beach on the island of Culebra that belongs to Puerto Rico, a spectacular beach, I was swimming further outside when a young tiger shark bit my right ankle, literally leaving it hanging on the foot. I saw him. Thank God some people who were in a boat nearby saw my movements in the water and heard the screams and pulled me out of the water. I think it was an exploratory bite because it did not come back to continue biting, thank God and that was all my fear. They took me to the hospital to the big island in a plane quickly and I did not lose my foot, but I was traumatized and I have not returned to swim because I am afraid and I see shadows in the water. The next shark that wants to bite me will have to come ashore for me. No more!

[@sheilahammond4260]

That sounds very sensible to me! I'm glad that the doctor's managed to save your foot! 🤗🍀🙏

[@pamelamorris3148]

LOL, we all have to fear something and after swimming with many shark's and never getting nibbled I will press my luck with them over a bear or hyena on land.

[@sadiehawkins5908]

I hope you're OK and glad you didn't taste good to it.

[@kimberlybriggs3502]

I understand what you are saying Sometime when people go to the beach We get so wrapped up in having fun that we forget that we are in the sharks home and get a little to comfortable. I feel the same way the only water I will be is a pool and most likely a kiddy pool P S not making lite of your experiance

[@sandraperez2117]

@@kimberlybriggs3502 Thank you.

[@mkeerkens]

That guy who feeds the sharks and lost part of his calf is endangering people. Teaching sharks to approach and associate people with food is a very bad idea. What about all the people wading in who don't have any food and don't know to be aware of these sharks that have been conditioned to come and feed when humans enter the water?

[@Ebmoclas19]

I was very disappointed that the documentary failed to explain this side.

[@shannanhallan488]

Conditioning with an "easy meal" is what has caused the Stingrays out in Cayman to become aggressive. If the weather has been boat unfriendly and no visitors have been there for awahile, the Stingrays become competitive for the handouts. If you don't understand grinding plates, that can make for an unpleasant visit.

[@lesleywood788]

I TOTALLY agree, TOTALLY. We as humans do no have to enter the sea. The sea is the shark's home. DO NOT FEED/BAIT SHARKS! We humans kill millions of sharks. I am surprised there are any left.

[@juliaelrod2154]

The dumbest thing ever. People who bait sharks so tourists can watch is the most irresponsible thing they can do. 🤬

[@flyme2themoon720]

Very irresponsible and complete disregard and disrespectful to feed any any apex predator this way.ALL predators find ways to use least amount of energy to predate.Learning an easy energy free meal from humans is not only gonna get shark killed if there behavior seems treating but dangerous to humans..Bottom line is we really should just leave them be and appreciate them when we do cross paths. It would be an outrage to people if they came up on land and ate us..But they don't. WE seek them out play in their world and then say how dare they hurt us..its human ego and scence of entitlement that thinks we have the right..WE DO NOT HAVE A RIGHT TO DO THIS.

[@samp4050]

And this is why I never enter the sea further than my ankles. 😂

[@Cream_of_wheat]

And even in shallow water, one has to be on alert for bull sharks. They are known to attack in shallow water

[@samp4050]

@@Cream_of_wheat oh no, trust me Betty, they never going to even reach my ankles! 😂😂

[@Cream_of_wheat]

@@samp4050 😂😂😂😂you & I both🙅🏽‍♀️😂

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

Yah, they and killer whales surge up onto the beach to reach prey, then wiggle, throwing their bodies, to get back into the water. Its crazy how predatory they are.

[@billcar6805]

i won't have a shower without a shark net up........

[@armandojuan64]

I've been diving for at least 50 years without a single hiccup . I am the son of a professional diver who taught me t behave in the ocean like a visitor . it really worked .

[@PottsyUK]

Hopefully you can continue to do so safely. I like the ocean also although attacks like Simons make me think twice about going in.

[@earthlionearthlion6539]

Great whites, bull sharks, and tiger sharks are not essential components of the environment. There are hundreds of other shark species capable of fulfilling the roles of these large predators. It's important to avoid perpetuating misleading information promoted by the environmental industry, which profits from well-intentioned but gullible individuals. Earth belongs to humanity, and this includes our oceans. We have the ability to shape and steward our planet, creating a balanced environment. IT IS CALLED TERRAFORMING , Start hunting sharks again - install machine gun on helicopter , start patrolling areas where people swim and get rid off sharks big enough to attack humans . Sharks species which attack humans are useless . hunting sharks instills fear of humans in sharks and that is also additional deterrent , use bang stick , spear gun etc show sharks who is the boss That's how it is done

[@saralackey8895]

The easiest way to prevent shark attacks is to stay out of the ocean!

[@terrinew9474]

I agree @Sarah Lackey, I love the ocean but I respect the lives that live in it. It's their habitat/territory and not mine to bother them.

[@alanwright4120]

Thats the best thing I think

[@111highgh]

Only you can prevent forest fires.

[@morganstone8600]

Lol good job

[@keairahmiranda]

right 🙄

[@sydneyrailey5786]

The way that seal came running up on the guy with a claw hand 😂😂

[@constantreader4376]

When that guy said he "shows his weapons" (his teeth) to the sharks, I literally laughed out loud. It's like comparing a set of butcher knives to a single spork! And the shark probably LOLs in its head too. There's no comparison! 😂

[@Amanda-kb8ok]

😂

[@rarebird_82]

Well put 👏🏻😆

[@bUtt3R10]

lol while talking about how he asserts his dominance to the sharks. he was hard to watch in a few scenes.

[@kristijohnson5714]

I'm still crackin up thinking about it!!

[@AnnWilkinson-em1kz]

I was laughing too along with the shark probably.

[@violatormelms]

Props to those who got attacked but don't blaime the shark and admits it was their own fault, instead of get filled with hate and call them Monsters.

[@wolfofrhodeislandx7462]

Wow spent the night on the beach missing an arm waiting for rescue!!! Dont ever underestimate the human bodys will to survive

[@DopamineDecor]

Shark realized he was about to bite a lawyer. Shark swam away cuz he didn't want to bite one of his own.

[@E_GIBSON]

Didn't want to get hit with a lawsuit and have to pay an arm and a leg.

[@aaronbarlow4376]

@@E_GIBSON This thread is hilarious

[@sammy122]

This seems mean to sharks lmao

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

Its called ""professional curtesy".

[@Talisman09]

Well, sharks do attack one another. Just like lawyers

[@ChessArmyCommander]

If I was swimming around seals I would keep a safe distance from the seals. Because that's where the sharks will be.

[@ESZIE123]

And don't wear black. BTW its okey if the seals are there. When there gone you have to worry.

[@ChessArmyCommander]

@@ESZIE123 I'll do my snorkeling care free. As long as I stay at least, a quarter mile or so, away from seals.

[@ESZIE123]

@@ChessArmyCommander I just stay here in Holland where they are no sharks as far as I know. 😂

[@christopherfarrington9270]

@@ESZIE123 yes and don't wear your zebra pyjamas whilst strolling through the jungle 🙄.

[@ESZIE123]

@Dave Velzen you didn't have to tell me that... 😅😅😅😭😭😭

[@ellisberry5486]

So let me get this straight. You not only surf, swim, spearfish near the shark's hunting grounds. You also dress like their favorite prey. But you're surprised when you get bit.

[@darkknight1340]

I know,the stupidity of some people is just incredible.

[@tonydoherty2190]

I've known about bull sharks for you would think Australians would know why go in a small river area in the first place the dad is right its their home dont go swimming there they reckon its 3m to 1 you die but odds go down in small rivers and inlets

[@janalalewicz7385]

@@elmo319 AND mimicking one of its favorite yummy prey items the sea turtle and the seal by hanging your black wetsuit covered arms and legs off a surfboard! White sharks most often attack from underneath....not hard to figure out why

[@JohnSmith-xb4ux]

The people's ability to understand things is impared, they understand partialy, often they say things that are part true and can't see where they are wrong, they say dumb things while being awake and aware. A kid was saying "If you were to talk through the savana and you'd get attacked by a lion, would you blame the lion?", he just doesn't have the power to understand the answer. You stay away from the savana because there's lions there , you stay away from the sea because there's sharks there.

[@jessestewart169]

😃👍

[@jsein09]

“Displaying my weapons” 😂😂 them sharks prob laughing at him

[@DannyBoy777777]

*those*

[@jsein09]

@@DannyBoy777777 you should prob apply to be a teacher. So you won’t do it for free

[@YoungOgAv]

I was waiting to hear when this would be said I can’t believe he did that lmao

[@DubzCo]

I don’t think ‘them’ sharks have a laugh reflex

[@lesliedefilippis2150]

Yep!!!!?🤣😅😂😅🤣👍👍🤣😅😂

[@rogersmoot6194]

If I were these surfers, I would seriously consider another hobby.

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

A lawyer fell overboard in shark infested waters. They were able to rescue him, he was unscathed. They asked him how he did it? He said "its professional curtesy."

[@mommyshark1124]

😩😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@drevil3606]

There waiting for da love and ada Hilton they will be eaten evr y bit

[@trendyorca2497]

Every time you enter into a habitat you are no longer at the top of the food chain. Just a risk you assume when you go into nature no matter what the habitat this also applies to interaction with any wildlife

[@chantellanderson4192]

This is hands down the best shark documentary ive seen. You are teaching and assisting trauma victims. Fantastic!

[@kristinalanglais7320]

I was slammed into 2 times in about 1 1/2 minutes by a bull 🦈 in front of a group of people inc my daughter,that was about 10 years ago, I haven't been able to get back into the ocean since 😭..& I grew up@ the beach...the water is THEIR HOME....

[@ann6030]

Yes it’s their home & we shouldn’t be there! So thankful you survived.

[@shanejones578]

@@ann6030 fishing off the rocks at BEST the oceans bad news 😂

[@fz1000red]

The uncontrolled environment offshore is definitely the territory of apex predators. To me spending lots of time in the open seawater and being attacked by a large shark or sharks is no different than jogging in a jungle environment, or Savanah type grasslands, and being attacked by a lioness, not as territorial aggression, but as a potential meal.

[@boop4904]

@@fz1000red Yup. Put yourself in their environment and you’ve automatically signed up for it, like it or not.

[@nrb6499]

Nowhere in the ocean is safe. You're better off swimming in a pool.

[@MrCarlBackhausen]

I am so happy for the young boy and his mother! He is such a cool person too. His thoughts on sharks and everything is remarkable. incredibly wise and mature for his young age. I personally feel for his survival story, dying 2 times and him saying "Hanging on." I know exactly what he means. I have experienced dying too and it is like that. "hanging on" is the choice you do in that situations. It is a sort of unconscious fight against dying. It is very hard to describe. But this young man had the fortitude to stay alive! That is incredibly impressive! Especially when being so damaged. Incredible!

[@Niekard]

That kid who has no hate for sharks or fear of the ocean seems like such a strong spirit.

[@blaisehardy6996]

Real strength is having fear but bottling up that fear and conjuring up the will the beat which oneself is afraid of, one day u 2 will know this strength young grasshopper

[@RespectMyAuthoritaah]

Yea, no fear = shark poop.

[@donnag7526]

No one really should have hate for a shark or any other marine life, That is their home not ours.

[@RespectMyAuthoritaah]

@@donnag7526 I didn't see anyone hating on sharks here so....what are you talking about?

[@KylieJonkman]

Everyone should have respect for these creatures

[@JustASleepySloth]

It takes a lot for a 17-year-old to go through such an experience, ACTUAL DEATH TWICE, and coming out understanding that it's not the shark's fault but recognizing it was an accident/fault of the human... honestly I was really impressed because for most people they couldn't be that logical about it. Anyway, it's pretty unlikely to happen again and I hope it doesn't! keep surfing!

[@anthonydraper1429]

Other people have thought the same way, there was a man who was bitten by a shark and his mother always worried about him going back in the water, he believed it would not happen again, he was wrong, he was killed by a shark. His mother realized something was wrong when he didn't come back home.

[@ILOVEMUVA]

@@anthonydraper1429what story is that? I want to look it up please.

[@earthlionearthlion6539]

Great whites, bull sharks, and tiger sharks are not essential components of the environment. There are hundreds of other shark species capable of fulfilling the roles of these large predators. It's important to avoid perpetuating misleading information promoted by the environmental industry, which profits from well-intentioned but gullible individuals. Earth belongs to humanity, and this includes our oceans. We have the ability to shape and steward our planet, creating a balanced environment. IT IS CALLED TERRAFORMING , Start hunting sharks again - install machine gun on helicopter , start patrolling areas where people swim and get rid off sharks big enough to attack humans . Sharks species which attack humans are useless . hunting sharks instills fear of humans in sharks and that is also additional deterrent , use bang stick , spear gun etc show sharks who is the boss That's how it is done

[@buselaphimngoma4504]

The important factor we should understand is , a human being does not fall under a white shark food chain...but at the same time the Greats are considered to be major contributor on human fatalities and fatalities in general so it also needs to be treated with dignity and respect...

[@shresthachatterjee1707]

Define major...cars are a major contributor to human fatality...mosquitoes are too..not a shark

[@lotharsoran3604]

I was involved in a shark encounter. I was 13 at the time, off the coast of Spain. Someone gave me an adult ocean kayak to try out. I went too far, and got a bit lost. I was doing well handling it, really enjoying the sight of sunlight on the water, the noise of the little waves, and the smell of the sea. When I looked around properly, though, I realized I was very far from the dock, and was in some kind of current pulling me out. I started paddling hard to try to get back to the dock, but I was having trouble turning or controlling the kayak. Next thing I know, something large and dark is moving underneath me. The kayak was about 6ft long, this thing was way bigger. I realised it was a shark by the outline. It cruised around a bit, circled me, getting closer and closer. Then it started to bump the canoe, before it disappeared from my sight. After what felt like forever, it attacked my kayak and tossed me out of it. I was terrified, because it seemed to just blend into the shadows. The attack was so sudden, and vicious, but the initial chaos ended scarily fast. One second it was there, the next, it seemed to be gone. It just vanished into the deep water around me. I had to keep ducking my head under the water to try to spot it. It was hard to do so. I think it was a tiger shark, but I am really not sure. It kept coming back, again and again. I don't think it was actively trying to bite me, an animal that big, if it wanted to grab or kill me, I'd have died. I was terrified. A moment I'd see it, then it just faded into the shadows, when I was looking down on it. I would pick up it's movements for a couple of seconds, then I'd lose it again. I kept my legs tucked up as much as I could, and tried to keep it in sight. I remembered a documentary I had watched, that their eyes and nose are sensitive. So, whenever it came close, I poked at it with the paddle under the water, around the head. I remember getting really angry, and screaming at it: swearing, even under water. It's skin was rough, and it moved a lot faster than you would expect for such a big animal. It was also completely silent. I thought I was going to die. But I was hoping if I stayed as focused as possible and didn't thrash around, I'd be OK. I eventually hit it in the eye with the paddle, and it vanished again. After that it kept it's distance. The plastic bits of the paddle were shredded, the metal bit saved me from a bite I think. I couldn't get back into the kayak, I was not strong enough to turn it back over. So i had to hold onto it and very slowly do the leg part of breast stroke to make my way back to shore. I kept stopping to check where the shark was at. It followed me until I got into shallow water. It kept circling around, I don't know how, but my instincts really helped. I would feel cold, then suddenly I'd get a feeling that I just absolutely needed to find out where the shark was at. Every time that happened, I stopped, and forced myself to go underwater. Each time, it was looking at me, or getting closer. So I would jab out in its direction with the paddle, and it would turn away, before it got too close again. I ended up stepping on all sorts of sea urchins, and I was covered in scrapes by the time I found a place to get out of the water. But I didn't feel any of those injuries until much later. I had urchin spines in my feet, bruises, scrapes from rocks, cuts on my legs, ankles and arms where I was scrambling up over rocks in a panic. I left the kayak in the water, it's owner had to go in and get it. I only started crying and freaking out after I found my family, when I was on shore again. The kayak had marks, but my family did not believe me, they didn't see those marks. I know what I saw though. There's no mistaking a shark with something else. I won't go into the sea again. I'm terrified of the idea of a shark being anywhere near me. It took a long time before I could even go into a swimming pool. Even to this day, I end up ducking down to peer under the water in pools. Logically, I know there are no sharks in a swimming pool, but I can't seem to help it. I still like being in the water, but sometimes I just can't muster up the courage to swim. I don't know if I nearly died that day, but I felt like I was going to. I just remember how time seemed to drag out: that feeling where everything seems to stand still. Just watching that thing come closer, then disappear right in front of my eyes when it swam down will forever haunt me. I had to get many urchin spines removed from my feet, along with bits of coral and stones. It was excruciatingly painful, and I had a terrible sun burn. My parents were not to blame, they were watching, but had lost me in the current and did not know where I was. The weird thing is, I stayed completely calm when I got back to shore, until I could find them. It felt like my feelings were frozen, I was very cold. It wasn't until I found them that I broke down into hysterical yelling and crying. Up until that moment, I felt numb: when they hugged me I just lost it. I can watch videos like this, but they do give me the chills during it. I think it was more curiosity than an attack, or maybe the shark being territorial. I'm just glad I managed to keep it in sight as much as I was able to, and got out of it without injury. Now that I am older, I understand that I probably caught the shark's attention by thrashing hard to turn the kayak. It thought I was a prey animal in distress, gave the kayak an exploratory bite. I may have saved my life by hurting it with the paddle. I am very greatful to the documentary programmes I watched in my childhood. If I had not known to keep it in sight, I would have had a stealth attack on me, and I'd wouldn't be here. But it was luck, I'm quite sure: if I hadn't hit it in the eye, I dread to think what would have happened. I was on my own, so an opportunity to see if I was viable prey. I don't blame the shark, I was in it's environment, and should have taken more care.

[@marcialussier2467]

Very interesting story, very scary, and I'm really glad you survived. The only part of it I don't understand is that your family didn't believe you? Why wouldn't they believe you? That's just weird.

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Please go to the channel Sharks Happen. Hal tells stories like yours and worse endings from yours but he would appreciate hearing about your story and would probably tell your story in an episode if you do let him know. It was a great story of bravery on your part.

[@paulcharlesmorphy6427]

Insane bro, well written. I’m glad you’re still with us.

[@NFfortruthandjustice]

Thanks for the share. You have a gift of great storytelling....this is so descriptive that the fear is actually palpable! Glad you weren't bitten...afraid you wouldn't be here... being that it was a large shark and far from shore!

[@NFfortruthandjustice]

@@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 I love that channel and Hal speaks the truth!

[@gaylenejamieson8601]

SHARKS ARE NOT MINDLESS KILLERS. THEY ARE MINDFULL PREDATORS AND SHOULD BE RESPECTED.🦈💙❤️

[@A44sdmn]

JP made such a good point about the lions! The sea is the sharks home, we’re the intruders! So glad JP made it, strong lad!

[@aidanquinn2282]

i didnt intend to watch a whole documentary but i did. very entertaining. mark is the man.

[@tobieTyler6007]

Don't go where you are part of the food chain problem solved 🤔

[@KernowekTim]

100% Correct. Who in their right mind walks un-armed across savannah that has resident lion prides? No-one, who has any common-sense, yet : Shock-Horror, "I was only out in a few feet of water........." Idiots with no respect for other predatory beings get maimed, or killed, if they neglect the enormity of the situations they put themselves in. Serves them right, it's their fault, not the predators.

[@jessestewart169]

Ha ha true words were never spoken.

[@yankeetherebel]

Anytime humans leave heavily populated areas (cities, large towns, etc), they're part of the food chain. Personally, I'd rather take my chances in the woods rather than be surrounded by people.

[@indeedmyson]

@TruthDaPower 23 triggered

[@boop4904]

@TruthDaPower 23 Relax. Yes. Most shark bites are indeed investigatory. Some are mistaken identity. A few are intentional attacks. All happen because a human has entered their territory. And yes, we’ve been way worse to them, in so many ways. Many people are clueless, true. But many are more aware now, too.

[@thecrow3350]

The Ocean Is A Beautiful Place But It's Also Deadly

[@FACELESS_VOID_00]

Hey! I was here first!

[@alanwayte432]

Statistics would say it’s not

[@jessestewart169]

Yes and people thinks it's a play ground.

[@kenadams9376]

The ocean itself yeah.... sharks, not really.

[@charlenedean2518]

Facts

[@vilpauiza]

I was surrounded by about 15 black tips of the coast of Thailand when snorkelling. I was on my own, I could see the sharks kept their distance but would investigate me in pairs. It was a amazing experience.

[@mrcuboid]

Your luck will run out soon

[@fastcarsfreedom7282]

@mrcuboid Do a little research. They said black tip reef shark. Obviously, you have no clue what a black tip is.

[@xXxKaley2013xXx]

I was on a reef in the Gulf of Mexico, probably 8 feet from the surface of the water to the top of the reef. Just swimming along and a 12 foot shark swam under me so peacefully. Just minding its business. It was so close I could reach down and touch the dorsal. I went from panic, to in awe of the creature in seconds. Then I booked it back to the boat 😂

[@shannanhallan488]

I would of needed a new swimsuit stat!

[@wandarask8444]

Far-out scarey and amazing. how you had the courage is beyond me From Australia

[@Kimmy-pw8tm]

Must respect the homes of other species whenever you go into their area of life.

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

Nice

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

Kool

[@gabe-po9yi]

There’s nothing wrong with being afraid of sharks. People should be fearful enough to exercise good judgment and caution. The problem is when fear turns to hostility and sharks are purposefully massacred.

[@avelinaosborne32]

So why this fear? Their is no shark holocaust.

[@gabe-po9yi]

@@avelinaosborne32So, you’d willingly jump into a tankful of tiger, bull and great white’s? Cool, I’d love to see it.

[@bluevelvet7055]

Couldn’t agree more with you.

[@avelinaosborne32]

So Gabe tell us about those shark massacres.

[@RiverBornCelt]

@@avelinaosborne32 Scientificly, 11,000 sharks are killed every day, or 2-3 every second. I'm not sure what else to call it.

[@WelfareChrist]

I admire the kid missing his leg for how honey and optimistic he is despite what he lost. At least he’s got an awesome story, in a funny kind of way it’s almost like he’s part shark now.

[@summersands8105]

I agree with the guy when he said about sharks being "mindful predators." I've watched 3 or more sharks, on different occasions, sizing up divers in cages. You could tell they were all looking for an "in." It made chills run up and down my body and my blood run cold.

[@jamief1263]

I agree, so many people survive as the shark does an investigative bite, they have exceptional vision, so I don’t think it’s mistaken identity. If you watch them attack seals, there is no way we would survive the initial attack, imagine getting hit with the force of a small car, with saw like blades on the front. Generally we are too bony for Great Whites, they have a short intestinal tract that can’t cope well with bone and tough meat. That’s why they like the blubber of seals and whales, no bone and easier to digest.

[@KylieJonkman]

No they aren’t they are just curious like us

[@summersands8105]

@@KylieJonkman No...they're smart and sizing things up. You weren't there and you don't know squat. Great Whites are not mindless eaters and full of curiosity. They know exactly what you are ;when you're in the water. They can feel your electromagnet pulses and your heartbeat. You think they don't know you're a potential meal? LOL The older and smarter ones don't go in for "exploratory" bites or gnaw on your boat to "test" it out. They are BIG, smart predators.

[@anthonydraper1429]

I feel the cage diving is also causing the problem because they may be associating us with food.

[@summersands8105]

@@anthonydraper1429 I agree with you, if they are feeding the sharks and chumming to bring them in. Sharks, like any other creature on the planet can become "conditioned" to things. Anything that involves food will definitely condition a preditor to associate 1 + 1 = FOOD.

[@juliaeckhard2164]

All you surfers know the RISK ,blessed be to you all 🤟🤟🐾🥰

[@karrnmi6083]

Wow, the resilience of that young man after losing a leg. Amazing

[@Adam-qv2bd]

I lost it when the researcher bared his teeth.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Hahaha yeah what a total idiot 🤣🤣 thinking that’s gonna work , if that shark wanted to it would take his head clean off haha

[@billcar6805]

Especially since his teeth are smaller than the smallest great whites teeth, so, by his own logic, he is showing the others he is small and weak?

[@markmarks9691]

Jojo and Bill neither of you get the point. Hypothesis testing.. rich comments from people who havent spent time with the animals. Armchair research, the bravery of being out of range.

[@J-Me86-UK]

Me in the UK: seaweed touches my leg in a foot of water. 😱😱😱😱 Dude in Oz: Let's go surfing dude!!! Don't worry about the sharks

[@frankG335]

My father and I watched massive great white sharks breaching into the air as they hunted seals in the kelp bed area near Santa Barbara California. They were huge. This was in the 70s before so many of the big ones had been hunted.

[@Carmen-us1ew]

What a cool memory!!

[@spiralrose]

I hate seeing sharks killed, merely because a human being got killed going in the sharks territory.

[@cameronansley7950]

I'm an expert on sharks having watched many sharky type documentaries, I've watched Jaws 1,2 and 3. Deep Blue Sea I watched twice! So in my profesional opinion to avoid being attacked by a shark don't swim in the sea, river mouths, estuaries or rivers and go live in the mountains as high above sea level as possible.

[@mcvicarross7]

Cameron if u don't mind me asking what is ur 'Profession??' The Jaws movie's & 'Deep Blue Sea' are nothing like how actual Sharks behave in the real world buddy!! 🤪 ... That is unless ur being super sarcastic lol 🤣🤣

[@cameronansley7950]

@@mcvicarross7 professional armchair marine biologist my friend, specialising in sarcasm.

[@mcvicarross7]

@@cameronansley7950 LMFAO .. Thought as much 🤣🤣👍

[@Dash101]

I've broadened my expertise. I'll update that list to include any place with snakes, which means we need to stick to New Zealand. It'd also be advised to avoid encounters with the deadly domestic pooch

[@sallyjohnson5985]

Appears you studied Sharknado and achieved a PhD in fiction.

[@boyetdelapaz9893]

Human: we are at the top of the food chain; Shark: Oh yeah ?

[@kendrickridge2770]

People eat far more sharks than sharks eat people

[@pashapasovski5860]

@@kendrickridge2770 but people don't have to

[@jessestewart169]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@krististevens54322]

Orca (Killer Whale) to Shark: "HA, ... Oh Yeah???"

[@scottlibman7870]

And then the Japanese come along.

[@yungchum2073]

"Sharks are animals" Wow. I would have never known. I'm mind blown.

[@tinyGrim1]

Seriously, people find anything to be a crack about. Can't he even tell a story ? Petty punk.

[@stevo3938]

Dude gets his leg ripped off, has a camera shoved in his face, actually acknowledges sharks for what they are and holding no ill will towards them, joining them again in the ocean. Then this ABSOLUTE TOSSER gives a tasteless cheap shot.

[@sharonletchford5787]

They arnt animals though

[@bananadick1500]

Lol, amazing isnt it?

[@Cream_of_wheat]

😂😂😂🤦🏽‍♀️

[@meredithgrubb7027]

I have a lot of respect for the people who get attacked and blame the shark. They understand the shark is just living its life the way it has for millions of years.

[@donnag7526]

That is their territory why blame a shark for defending or hunting for survival in it's watery home, when isn't that what we do on land. Hunt, defend and kill sometimes only wounding a person or animal

[@kynanerrington8145]

@@donnag7526 I think he missed the word 'don't'

[@amberl3305]

@@kynanerrington8145 yea, I think he forgot 'don't ', too

[@Orlanzepol123]

They still sometimes hunt sharks when they attack someone. NOT RIGHT.

[@dflatt1783]

61 deaths in 10 years? omfg it's a friggin massacre.

[@bananadick1500]

Lol

[@dflatt1783]

@The B5 Everybody has a perspective bro. Mostly based on reason, emotion, and experience. The absence of these traits plays a role as well.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

It is to those 61 people,

[@dflatt1783]

@@arthurbrumagem3844 When you enter a predators area, you might get eaten. There are black bears in the woods, I still go hiking. There are sharks in the ocean, I still go swimming. A plane might crash, I still fly. Drunk drivers are on the roads, I still drive. Something is going to get you. I choose not to live in fear.

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

@@dflatt1783 wasn’t my point at all. I do all those as well ( I own a plane. ) Haven’t lived in fear since Vietnam.

[@KayKay114]

8:48 What is up with the water? Looks like a bunch of snakes or something 🤔

[@TomStansfield]

Yoooo ! I thought I was too drunk 🤣🙆🏼‍♂️

[@amandanunnelly3885]

How come no one is talking about this ?! I'm scrolling through comments just to find that answer!! LOL

[@easy3253]

I watched a guy in 4 feet of water on beach one day get attacked by a bull shark. I was throwing a football to my , then , 12 year old son on the shoreline . We were in the ocean an hour earlier but reef sharks , hammerheads and bulls had been spotted in that area all week so we got out of water. I suddenly see a man instantly start screaming and kicking / punching . He clearly was being attacked and everyone ran towards him to help but shark let go and he hopped limped out of water and collapsed on shoreline. I took off my shirt wrapped in turner kit fashion around his thigh another guy wrapped a shirt in turner kit style around calf . EMS on scene in minutes and he was taken to hospital . He had multiple surgeries to repair buttocks, thigh and calf - ultimately losing his leg . The culprit was a bull shark who attacked ( bit ) him multiple times . He told me shark ripped his calf off first but happened so fast he didn’t know exactly what happened until he saw shark coming for him again , mouth wide open . Sad but true and scary story . Time of day when attacked- 5:20pm …… that’s a low light time of day in the water , almost dusk . Not very good time to be in water especially in an area highly populated with tigers and bulls .

[@Sylvaniaq]

yeah!

[@wandarask8444]

Far-out good to your son and you understood the law of the ocean . X

[@1SALADLOVER]

truer than true........read this time and time again related to New Smyra Beach, FL attacks......

[@andrewmorke]

I strongly oppose baiting, chumming, and feeding sharks. This will only end in tragedy.

[@gijichellappan]

It's just like, you go to the jungle and get attacked by an animal. It's your fault to intrude into their territory where they hunt for survival.

[@ephrongalea123]

what a great boy that's the way to look at life he should give classes on how to look at life wish i could speak to this boy and if I could do something for him just admire the way he looks at life after being bite by a white shark great boy god bless him and keep him safe

[@brendaleary9281]

God kept him safe by allowing him to be born on land. And God Blessed the sharks to rule the w as tears. People just want to take everything and own it. Well the shark owns his leg. Young man please stay out of water, you really look weak to the shark now. So sorry this happened to you but please don't give another shark or the same shark finish you off. It has been clear as crystal you are in danger! Don't you remember?

[@nopcshere6097]

One of the scariest shark attacks took place in 1959 at Baker Beach in San Francisco. 18 year old Albert Kogler was attacked by a 12 foot Great White. His college friend Shirley O'Neill heard him scream and managed to rescue him by getting her arm around Kogler's back and pulling away from the shark. Although she managed to get him to shore, he died in hospital 2.5 hrs later. In 1960, President J. F. Kennedy would award Ms. O'Neill the Young American Medal for Bravery for her rescue of Kogler. This attack is one that's not routinely covered in documentaries about shark attack.

[@cocksure8430]

Just so you think about it next time you write this story. Why is this 'one of the scariest' ?? Give it some thought, if you dont have an answer, then just leave that bit out👍🏻 (Ten months later, so who cares anyway!??😂.......🤦🏻‍♂️)

[@Thanatos138]

No matter what there is always some percentage of risk being taken when you enter the ocean. However I truly do believe there are certain things one can watch for or do to help lower the percentages of having a shark encounter. One is to NOT go into the water during dusk or dawn because those are common times that sharks are actively hunting prey. Another is to watch for signs of large schools of bait fish in the area, bait fish attract larger fish and larger fish attract sharks. Also don't hangout in areas populated with seals, especially if the seals are acting erratic or spooked.

[@1SALADLOVER]

Plus no Jewelry, no period for women, no splashing.....read this as so many attacks in New Smyra, FL beaches

[@reneesantiago6496]

"people are more likely to die from coconuts dropping on their head"???? I cant recall one story of coconut fatalities.......but I've heard of hundreds of fatal shark attack stories.

[@gillifish]

It’s like if a black guy got shot, or a white guy got shot, the news would pick up the story about the dark guy because that’s what people want to be fed right now. Bias in media sweetheart

[@Justicia007]

You should Google that. There are deaths from coconuts, shockingly. My grandmother almost got hit with a coconut when we were in the tropics. It came down with tremendous force and hit the ground right next to her.... We all knew that if it hit her it probably would have killed her.

[@davidpierce9949]

Hundreds?

[@stuwhiteman3810]

I can't wait to see the footage of a surfer with a foot missing from his right leg and half his left leg missing and his right arm missing and a chunk taken from his right side plus his lower arm taken from his left side saying,...yeah I'll go surfing again??? Good luck buddy? I saw a guy nearly get attacked down the NSW south coast of Australia once plus there was a shark in the wave behind me at the same beach,....that's enough for me! Good luck every one who wants to keep swimming in the ocean,....lol!

[@billcar6805]

I fell out of my conoe in france on holiday. A few fish no bigger than goldfish started follwoing me. To witness my reaction would have been like watcing scenes from jaws ffs. I'm sure i would beat them in a fist fight....but in water, who knows!

[@The-GreenHornet]

You go in the water...sharks in the water, our shark. Farewell and adieu to me fare Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu to me ladies of Spain. For I been given orders to sail back to Boston, and so shall I never see you again.

[@jritechnology]

@11:06 This was a territorial attack, the shark was on the surface and had probably been investigating Mike for a few minutes and judged him a threat. The attack was aimed at his head in order to incapacitate him immediately. Very vicious attack, he is lucky.

[@amateurastronomer9463]

I've done quite a bit of scuba diving and I've seen sharks, swimming in the distance. We never took anything for granted. Always paid attention to their behavior. They never bothered us. We've never felt like we needed to get out of the water. Now if it was Humboldt squid, that's a different story. I see one, I'm out of the water and in the boat as fast as possible. Because if you see one there's usually a dozen or more right behind.

[@ann6030]

So scary! I’ve never seen anyone bitten but I still can’t get into the ocean as the ocean is the Shark’s environment.😫🥵

[@Deepbluhuntr]

Bites are so rare , go swimming, the ocean is awesome !

[@fishingwithjt1666]

I think it’s really mature that people don’t have a “jaws” style approach where they just want revenge. We are in these animals habitat disrupting their lives. I think it takes a lot of maturity for these victims to understand the sharks didn’t have malicious intent. R.I.P to those that did pass

[@AkshaySingh-hv7ec]

Sharks should be extinct by now.

[@gillifish]

You know that shark attacks are less common than vending machine deaths right?! Why are we still painting sharks as the villain? They are important. This is why Hawaii’s sharks are dying.

[@gillifish]

@Dave Velzen because they are being killed for sport and out of fear. They don’t attack people, they attack what they think is a turtle or seal (aka surfers) divers are rarely ever bitten if it even happens. They are very important to the ecosystem and amazing creatures. (Another little tidbit, they only eat once a week) so no, they don’t need to eat humans. They don’t like the taste of mammal blood, they eat fish. 🙄

[@etourdizzy]

@@gillifish exactly. people are so uneducated on this stuff

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Because the nightmare of a human being eaten or having a limb bitten off is more terrifying than any vending machine accident.

[@sgt.crumpet5585]

I bet your an undercover shark

[@josef.4355]

@@gillifish yeah, and you know how the sharks think right? Do we have some kind of agreement with sharks? I must have missed that

[@benisaten]

Sharks are such amazing specimens. Don't support shark killing, not cool at all.

[@zmitch88]

Thanks!

[@pbtinc7389]

Dude fought off a hundred plus sharks. How do you manage to fight so many sharks? You must have a career in shark fighting. True Warrior. Expect say I rather swim in a pool than out in the open sea. I 100% agree. I know being eaten will mess my day up.

[@mrkipling2201]

That 84 year old bloke ignored repeated warnings from his neighbours to not swim in the river. Yet he didn’t pay any attention whatsoever. It’s sad and everything, but what can you do with someone like that?? Someone who’s too stubborn for their own good??

[@briaharris183]

7:49 here comes Clumsy Smurf😂😂😂 God continue to protect this man

[@andrewgraham7659]

As we venture out into a domain we requiring specialised equioment and techniques the risk is there - in the name of understanding and gaining knowledge. It always will be. When a predator attacks a human, it is easily written off as an accident. But we cannot know the mind of the animal anymore than the mind of the animal can know the human mind.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Wow! My God!! 😆 That guy was chewed on by an UNBORN shark even!! 😆 Smh wow! Lol

[@homewithaheartlastchancere5789]

I read your comment as he told the story.....

[@krissymissy1888]

All these incidents and 0 scars🤔

[@jonieuwburg1650]

What really happens is your intruding there world,so they protect themselves like we would if someone intruded our homes, You take a risk anytime you enter the water,.

[@anonguy6453]

Completely incorrect description.

[@TylersTake]

Protect themselves when you’re floating in the water? So are they protecting themselves when they slaughter a sea lion? Come on you can’t believe what you typed LOL

[@ca4438]

@@TylersTake that’s their nature bro that’s their food they kill the sea lions for their food that’s not an accurate argument

[@TylersTake]

@@ca4438 ….. EXACTLY my point, it’s outlandish. A human floating in the ocean is clearly not them “protecting” themselves just like another animal in the water min. It’s either out of hunger or territorial behavior not “protecting” itself.

[@gregbell3559]

Grade 9 science I did a project and study on sharks. I got the highest mark ide ever got in science. I continued my studies on them. They are an amazing fish that keep our oceans in balance. Our creator knew they had to keep our oceans in check. Respect them. I get so mad when I see Asians catching sharks cutting their fins off while they are alive and then throwing them back in the ocean. It's gross and shameful.

[@whitetigerproductions8655]

Firstly bull sharks are the ones that are most deadly not G.W’s secondly we are visitors in there home, you want to stay safe don’t go into the water

[@lyndoncmp5751]

Bull sharks are simply more common and swim near more people. They don't attack that often compared to their numbers and proximity to humans in shallow water. Per ratio, great whites are more 'deadly'.

[@lulubelljingles9701]

@@lyndoncmp5751 actually bulls are more deadly they keep coming their the Pitt bulls if the ocean

[@Cream_of_wheat]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽that’s right

[@Jolenesmart1980]

*their

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Great Whites have killed the most people. Tiger Sharks are second , Bull Sharks are third.

[@ann6030]

Totally agree w Mark. Sharks learn behaviors.

[@GettingAroundHuman]

Not seen shark documentaries since the 90s lol =D thank you

[@ringo1692]

I just tried to give you a cool link twice but it looks like they disappeared

[@wavefields]

this documentary is definitely from the 90s lol

[@mrkipling2201]

The news media went into a feeding frenzy?? Great choice of phrase to use!! Erich Ritter passed away a few years ago. Such a shame. RIP.

[@STEVEDIGIBOYtv]

That big seal was crazy, that would be scary but Mike dude shows him his cyborg arm and gets reef cred.

[@huntmatthewd]

"Good news, it was just an exploratory bite!" As the person bleeds out.

[@zeph6439]

Sensationalist reporting distorts reality. The scoreboard for a year right now on average is : Sharks ~ 8; humans 73 million. Yes, that's right - 73 million every year. Why don't you share us in on the shark fin industry rather?

[@realMaverickBuckley]

Absolutely although, shark fatalities are way higher. I used to keep yearly tallies, the amount I'd Shark attacks and fatalities that went unlisted was INSANE. But yeah, the Chinese slaughter 100million a year.

[@zeph6439]

​@@realMaverickBuckley For me it's all about having the right perspective on things. Like the fact that sharks don't ever wander about blindly on land and mindlessly slaughter people at the rate of 100 million a year? Nor would they if they could. They may test bite something that looks like a seal, floating on the waves in a black wetsuit and flippers - every now and again, or something splashing around in the surf that emits life energy that they become curious about. I mean they were designed to hunt marine animals, not people. People weren't designed to mindlessly kill either but something went majorly wrong somewhere along the line.

[@billcar6805]

@@zeph6439 '. People weren't designed to mindlessly kill either' Says who?

[@billcar6805]

'Why don't you share us in on the shark fin industry rather?' Did you know that chicken stock is added to shark fin soup as without it the soup is quite bland(so i read). So why even need the shark fin? Just wastless killing when the fin is just for the look as it has no taste or good eatting.

[@zeph6439]

@@billcar6805 The heart

[@parrislucas_]

Eric they make steele mesh pants bro. Damn!!!

[@raymundjohnson6901]

Hello I have heard that bull sharks can adapt to fresh water from salt water and have been found in the Mississippi River is that true?

[@leothehusky1390]

Yes.

[@Troubadour1681]

Heard of Google?

[@linnea3763]

Yes.

[@Bzzzzzzzz535]

Bull sharks specifically

[@Weadessewell]

Find them in the Potomac all the time. Of course when you are at the South end of the Potomac it’s pretty salty and deep so it shouldn’t be a surprise.

[@lindawhite7390]

Thank you. That was the best shark docu I've ever seen. Mark A Marks, you are my 3rd fave naturalist ever, 2nd only to Stevo and Charley - naturally.

[@billcar6805]

Surfing near sharks would be like skateboarding near lions except you only see the shark when its attacking you.... Darwin award training.

[@philipnoblethe3rd695]

The young lad has a great attitude towards what happened. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@TomStansfield]

🤣🤣🤣 “exert my dominance” mate, you’re 100kg wet through, even with the camera! You’re about as dominant as a chocolate cake in the sun 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣

[@Mrleejunman]

32:12 I think you're way over confident of your weapons! I guarantee your teeth would do jack against a great white, you'd have more chance using a nail file to file all its teeth down before it bites you!

[@Jolenesmart1980]

I know that was so cringe hahaha

[@TheMilford99]

When a shark expert gets half his leg ripped off, assuming he`d be safe. i personally won`t be taking advice about going in the water.

[@courtneybricesonbeck7303]

bro i like it bro😇

[@KarmaEnforcement]

One minute the "Expert" says sharks have great eye sight, are smart not just mindless killers. That they don't hunt humans for food. Then he says they bite humans either by accident or investigatory. So which is it? I say they are smart and see people as food cause we are super easy to catch.

[@BlueFang7030]

When sharks are desperate and starving, they will hunt no matter what it is. But sharks are extremely curious creatures and like how we use our hands to explore things, sharks use their teeth. That’s why a lot of people just come out with missing limbs and bite marks because the shark was investigating. If a shark was hunting, the victim wouldn’t be alive.

[@billcar6805]

I don't see why they wouldn't see us as food. It's not likke they think 'thats a human, i won't eat that'. Like they know what a human is ffs. Like all sharks know humans to be their betters and know not to attack. Bullsh**

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

@@BlueFang7030 exactly

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

@@billcar6805 they don’t really like us they prefer sea lions and seals .whale..

[@markmontana90]

Love it when people say we are not on the sharks menu they don’t like the taste ect has a shark personally told anyone this in a interview? the sharks just being a shark. it will eat u if given the chance you are just prey like everything else in the ocean.

[@jomama5186]

Such precious beings.

[@donnag7526]

These amazing creatures are beautiful. How people give them such a bad rap. They should be admired, and respected for their massive girth, several rows of teeth their strength and just the awe in watching them swim. Wwe know the dangers of the ocean and people choose to ignore the danger and most go where they know what is beneath them. There coming closer to shore theirs many reasons for it I'm sure.

[@chewbacca8877]

Agreed.i can't understand people swimming where they're warned not to due to sharks. The movie Jaws gave sharks a bad rap. Making them out to be these vengeful killing machines that terrorize while town's. I read that since Jaws 70% of shark population decreased. And still hasn't recovered. Makes me so sad.

[@Deepbluhuntr]

Your "there ,and their " are backwards. Switch them up and you'll be good.

[@sharonwalberg5438]

I love the GirlPaige who lost a leg and fingers to a shark in 2018 in North Carolina. Her Dad a fireman and EMT saved her and punched the shark but an Angel gave him a belt to wrap around her leg. She would have died if he wasnt there. I used to swim off KureBeach off North Carolina growing up and we never had sharks and there have been several incidents. Paige is amazing and has a good attitude. I pray she is recovering and is an inspiration to us. The interview with Robin Roberts on GMA is aawesome. .

[@wesleyrobinson3063]

It is the sharks home surfers are visitors there, up to sharks if they want them there. 🦈👍

[@chiefbrody2173]

Marky Mark showing his teeth “to assert dominance” that’s insane 😂

[@jessestewart169]

If you go in the water , your food for the shark. We have cleaned the ocean, out of 70 to 80 % of the food chain. You eat what you can get. Your there in the water your dinner.

[@homewithaheartlastchancere5789]

Exactly..... sharks eat whats in the ocean so if you're in the ocean you're on the menu for sure. Don't know why humans take such offense to being preyed apon we eat so many animals we shouldn't be hypocrits.

[@christophergray2069]

Shark survival 101: “Display your weapons”! 😂😂😂