Incredible Footage of Sharks Leaping Out the Water

[@stormwatcher4970]

It is breathtaking that the animals weighing tons can catapult themselves so high out of the water. Simply spectacular.

[@mar3869]

Those are smaller and leaner to have that incredible power. They're amazing animals.

[@raymondreddington9788]

Blue whale says no

[@jackman5840]

@@raymondreddington9788 blue whale has nothing to do with this statement.

[@tylerguitar75]

Tons of muscle.

[@Skeijeindi]

They are evolving to be able to walk on earth

[@onnixcarmichele3911]

Discovery UK: “Sharks are intelligent, cunning, and formidable.” Also Discovery UK: **pulls a fast one on sharks with a fake seal**

[@ChristianProtossDragoon]

Intelligent. Not aware.

[@jgthriller0799]

They pulled a sneaky on em

[@literallybiras]

He has been tricked by one species even more intelligent, cunning and dangerous

[@WithoutReward]

Fimbull Doto yes but when it’s a battle in proper environment...human vs Great white Likely Great white to win that fight... given that the individual doesn’t have what’s needed... Yes we’re dominating land but the ocean just other field of threat to Survivability oxygen movement temperature etc... Apex is Man now but take away the other stuff that gives the advantage... Not looking to argue with anyone just looking at the different outcomes Knowing that human species doesn’t have a Predator other than ourselves and to many other dangerous carnivores wildlife see us as potential meal -You are what you eat haha

[@elsamipapi1466]

The sharks are smart they learned what seals look like so they go for what looks like a seal

[@aaronalvarado1891]

That shark still looks better than me in pictures.

[@entropyanonymous3385]

Why these kind of low self respect comments even get likes....are people all fking depressed these days

[@danksanchez4324]

Auto blipper look the joke was funny till you said that

[@me6271]

@@entropyanonymous3385 Maybe cause people are depressed

[@anonymousguy3826]

Aaron Alvarado N he has a much higher chance of stealing ur bish.

[@anonymousguy3826]

@@entropyanonymous3385 yes

[@Riiick31]

That shark was prolly like “ send me that” after they took his picture 😂😂😭

[@SugarFreeKool-aid.TheWorstKind]

😂😂

[@rezadroidjr]

He might wanted to upload it on instagram

[@Yukymix1]

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[@Riiick31]

Yuky Channel 1 wtf😂

[@The-GreenHornet]

Prolly??? What type of word is Prolly.

[@_imhere906]

The amount of love and fear I have for these creatures is equal.

[@JBplumbing12]

I hope you are not also attracted to other people for "love and fear".

[@gracekugler9389]

I feel bad, the shark did all that and got a fake seal

[@assassincred1589]

Grace Kugler I'm pretty sure they put meat on the fake seal

[@motakigonavakin3083]

I feel bad for the person that's going to end up in it's stomach for deception revenge.

[@bryanneideffer3969]

Grace Kugler if was an experiment to show how great whites attack seals

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

Grace Kugler RIGHT. Big shark tho!

[@202020morehourstogo]

But what if the shark eats the plastic?

[@1409mcintyre]

i am gonna stick to the pool, the size of that shark is terrifying, you wouldn't have a chance -

[@gena4638]

No doubt!! That's about 15 feet and 3,000 pounds of SOLID muscle. No thank you!

[@ashlaskneecap4719]

You would have a chance. If you know what to do, and how to fight for your self, then u do have a chance of surviving. U wud have to try all u can to go for its nose, eyes, or gills.

[@allessandrodeleon7250]

What I would do (if I have a oxygen tank) Grab on the fin and ride dat shark like u never ride before

[@twitchdrumm3r917]

Sandro The Emerald Boat dude the average shark move 60 feet per second the average human moves for feet per second that's like trying to jump out of the way of a moving truck doing 40 miles an hour plus grabbing onto the side of it not to mention you're in water their territory or you can't move all that well good luck with that Holmes you'll be so far down that sharks go it before you can even blink an eye it's not the movies

[@genesisrombano6662]

10% strenght, 90% luck to survive 😅

[@BillyBobby123]

yea never putting a foot in the ocean ever again

[@googleuser9616]

😂😂😂😂😂I feel the same way

[@aaronbarlow4376]

Some people - "Sharks aren't dangerous" me- " Alright then, you go paddle boarding or windsurfing off seal island then talk"

[@RoseAngelWitch]

@@isaacnikolic3228 neither do dogs, and humans are more likely around dogs than sharks so.

[@anikanlosesthehighground9056]

Dont worry man this only happens in south africa

[@drillculture]

Isaac Nikolic dogs have the area to, imagine if sharks could breath out water and walk? 🤔🤔😂 world war 3

[@tribalhotness]

I'm terrified to get in the water because of sharks but I love to learn about them and I find it beautiful the way they breach out of the water.

[@Cba409]

When i was a kid i was out on a boat in deep water and they started the boats engines and the sound and splash of water made me think a shark had just breached the water and for one second i peed my pants.

[@Abc-cu9db]

​@@Cba409cool story bro

[@whatTFisThis]

your more likely to get malled by other creatures such as dolphins (yes really, dolphins are actually pretty mean) than sharks most shallow waters have very docile sharks, some of them are actually scared of humans like the blacktip reef shark if they arent shy then theyre just curious, most sharks dont eat humans, the only one i can think of you might have to worry abt that with is the tiger shark which have been found with junk in their stomachs also sharks like to be pet and will get jealous if their favorite human is petting someone else

[@amartinez0607]

@@whatTFisThishaven’t heard one story of someone losing a limb to a dolphin..i’ve heard plenty of stories of people losing limbs, torsos, lives to sharks

[@whatTFisThis]

@amartinez0607 dolphins like humans and most shark attacks are accidents, even little nibbles from large sharks are harmful part of it might also be media rep, sharks do not have a good rep in media and most of their coverage is about how scary they are dolphins meanwhile can actually pretty nasty to each other and other species, including humans occasionally, but not often, dolphins have killed humans before in very brutal ways, and some male dolphins have attempted to rape humans before, but thats more of just because thats how their mating works... its rape and SA

[@IzayaTijisPrincess]

I cant help but realize how beautiful these sharks look. The different colors and their movements are just wonderfull

[@dogfacedboy6947]

"I jumped up THAT FOOKIN' HIGH, and all I got was this lousy rubber seal...."

[@SarahG1183]

Sharks breaching is always a beautiful sight. Always amazed by it. The sheer power to propel themselves out and flip around is huge. And that mouth action. DAMN so incredible.

[@tomtonka1915]

ironically they are probably un-teaching Collosus this behaviour by always having him catch a rubber seal.

[@trashman7906]

At least give him real food c’mom

[@ZainAhmed-ns2di]

Well no, he prolly gets enough food to know that it works

[@K6tf1sh]

@@ZainAhmed-ns2di right? These people acting like they only target Colossus for this. I'm pretty sure he still knows what's up lol this is 1 doc.

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

@@K6tf1shcolossus knows if the boats drag a seal, he would possibly use it to his advantage as a form of practice when he faces seals. Note great whites are one of the most intelligent creatures in the oceans and they use their intelligence on curiosity and methods of hunting. Every great white hunting style is different and they perfected their methods a to make them the ultimate hunters. Colossus was probably taking these opportunities to hunt fake seals to perfect his ambushing. In the end we have a dangerous hunter that can kill any young seals that he can detect and ambushed with rarely a single chase

[@endoraismygma]

Always amazes me how such a huge fish can blast so high out of the water. Just goes to show how much power they have. Magnificent creatures

[@zlzizszazizsxlxixfxex8202]

Yeah, it's worth noting that getting out of the pool is gruesome. So much water weight.

[@marcusmuelthaler6633]

People that say “never putting a foot in the ocean ever again” really grind my gears Wtf did you think was in the ocean?

[@archermadsen2028]

Theres a difference between. hearing about a shark and actually seeing a video of their shear power and speed.

[@jmoore6598]

Ok peter

[@christiantaylor1495]

You had us in the first half. Not gonna lie. The reason it is stupid is sharks only killed 2 people in 2019 world wide and humans can even swim along side them peacefully as long as it's in clear water so they don't miss identify you as a seal or some other such prey.

[@y2kpinkbby]

Water?

[@Yukymix1]

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[@hipqban169]

Everyone is happy but the shark

[@solangeabreu100]

graham moore there’s meat inside

[@Yukymix1]

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[@bradford_shaun_murray]

5:59 wooo good times !

[@PlaylistKiiing]

Cry me a river 😭, in fact cry a new sea for the shark to go live in. 😭

[@GypsyRock]

3:46 just stunning. Absolutely terrifying but stunning

[@slippy1809]

I'd like to see what would happen if they used a decoy in the shape of a person.

[@slippy1809]

***** I don't. I'd like to hear more though.

[@slippy1809]

That's pretty wild. Seal Island is that white shark feeding ground off of South Africa, yes? Have you ever encountered one? Sorry for all the questions...I'm just curious.

[@LOOMING_WRAITH_OF_BAD_OMEN]

@William Griffin Yes. And then we can give the shark a ZOG loving businessman-turned-president afterwards as a dessert.

[@mellajoe]

Grass

[@Tuumevere]

Andy S the shark probably wouldn’t eat it

[@wisdomseeker3362]

One of the most beautiful creatures in the world❗ The size , speed, strength is just so amazing❗ Truly takes my breath away.🦈

[@ZakkuTakku]

This is both awesome, and terrifying at the same time!

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

Even better my friend it’s JAWSOME!

[@adica]

I hope they threw some real food at the end for them.. cuz they wasted so much time and effort for you to get those shots :P

[@TigerMeadows]

They actually do use up a lot of energy breaching. They are huge animals.

[@allessandrodeleon7250]

WAIT WAT

[@reservoirfrogs2177]

adica these are perfectly evolved hunters, they'll get another seal

[@BigSlongMong]

They can’t eat dead things they only eat live things

[@HeadZoneHighlights]

Ku Ku Klock Yes but breaching takes a lot of energy considerably thinking about its mass. It will need about 3 seals to regain its energy

[@cornflakesandmilk8157]

Underneath the glassy surface... A world of gliding monsters.

[@123mubzi5]

Above the rocky surface... A world of heartless monster.

[@Ob1tuber]

Beneath the waves The largest creatures feast on the smallest And massive fish fly out of the water

[@aaronbarlow4376]

@@123mubzi5 Describing feminists perfectly.

[@nightowlnativeflute9496]

MUBZ well said

[@jelenav3336]

From deep blue sea honestly!

[@jackliebeck9319]

These are the most Beautiful creatures of the ocean

[@thehale_]

Palmtree Fanatic thank you. Humans arnt (that) bad either

[@thehale_]

Major Dilemma You don't even want to know what the shark army can do.

[@taxmk0]

Agree

[@laurainechomitzky7699]

Palmtree Fanatic ikr

[@allessandrodeleon7250]

For some reason.. I thinkthe sharks are cute when they are not a Goblin Shark

[@ivechang6720]

Whoa! Holy buckets that's awesome. Good job Colossus, sharks are never too old to learn! May you have many many years of learning ahead. From landlocked MN, USA ♡

[@cneddy22]

Imagine your boat sinking in that area or you kayak flipping and having to tread water knowing that any second this could happen to you

[@dunruden9720]

That is one HUGE fish!

[@optimuaprima4504]

dunruden the females are bigger then males, so think about it.

[@jrviade85]

is not a fish its a shark dumb ass

[@america692]

dunruden we gonna need a bigger boat!!

[@gruyonk5824]

Richard Viade sharks are classified as fish you fuckin moron

[@jrviade85]

Patrick Jang don’t cry pussyboi lmao 😂😂😂😂

[@mannydefelice4370]

People: it's a prank bro Shark:😧😮😐😠

[@serge470]

Shark: call to Big Bro...📞📞📞.. Megalodon coming... People: 😱😱😱😱🦈🦈🦈🦈

[@MommaWolf1967]

No it's not a prank sharks can really leap out of the water in order to catch seals Manny DeFelice

[@jenniferblizzard7810]

Manny DeFelice sharks are NO joke

[@eelisimpola228]

Brittany Rozenberg Hollander he meant that the seal wasn't real

[@jimadula3702]

jennifer blizzard sharks, aligators and tigers... Top Predators... Oh and Lorne Armstrong...

[@TheSkatingreptile]

I remember one of the South African guys from a different shark documentary over a decade ago. Specifically about capturing footage of Great Whites breaching. Glad to see it never gets old!

[@quinneishahood2259]

This is one of the most interesting shark videos I've ever seen!

[@jettsoma]

I think of all the people, time waiting, for that exhilaration, and we get to see all of their work at once. Thank you so much! 👍🏽👍🏽

[@m8lolz278]

Gordon Ramsay Liked This Video.

[@ChristianProtossDragoon]

Lol

[@kh2b573]

I thought i was the only one who looked at his liked vids

[@xxtayxx8111]

RAAAAAAAWWWWWW

[@mme.salli-cuemontague8096]

Oh my Jesus...... Incredibly beautiful but at the same time terrifying !! Simply amazing footage..... Glorious !

[@FashionisMyDrug67]

Is it weird I find this soothing?

[@larryrooney4600]

Hello

[@robbieascedo9797]

CakedFace sexy lips o want a kiss 😊

[@longlivela7963]

no

[@bravosium6295]

CakedFace no that’s what I’m doing now

[@patrikdrk5863]

Discovery : There's too much trash in the oceans, polution everywhere! Also Discovery : Haha let's feed the shark petroleum products

[@michelethomas6689]

I love watching these breaches! These are amazing animals! a 4000lb animal leaping out of the water!!! Wow!

[@TheRedfieldWay]

Theese are gorgeous camera shots. The sheer beauty of theese magnificent creatures being captured in slow motion is breathtaking

[@arthurs4964]

3:37 "Get me outta this thing!!"..... Exactly what I would be yelling.

[@elegantlywasted3251]

Sharks scare the shit outta me and I don’t even live by the ocean 😂

[@kingofgalaxy9061]

What would you do if you saw a shark jump up from the water behind you when you are swimming?

[@recession81]

@@kingofgalaxy9061 Pull out a machine gun like Rambo

[@ashyymarievlogs]

King of galaxy i would cry in fear and probably would end up drowning and getting eaten

[@kingofgalaxy9061]

@@ashyymarievlogs i would want to kill myself before the shark would kill me XD

[@jasongray2051]

You should be scared. Ever here of landsharks?

[@ReganCranmer]

Anyone else want to give Colossus a big hug? Like full on snuggle? Or is that just me? He’s so majestic and deserves all the love ❤️

[@CalamariTasteGood]

Hell no we do not want to give him a hug, but yeah you go do that, and see how that works out for you lol

[@MicroSpecGamer]

You give him a big hug In return he gives you a big gulp for lunch

[@itsvox4398]

@@CalamariTasteGood rly thought she was 100% fr Goofy ahh☠️

[@Bathtubcrocodile]

What is it with all these "lovely misunderstood, kind playful, snuggle" people. I love sharks, but they are apex predators. They are curious and might not eat you or bite you (might) but have some respect and keep your distance. If a great white decides "you're" it in the ocean. You are a snack in seconds. They will literally bite you in half. And I'm not even exaggerating in the slightest.

[@JCRPRODUCTIONS16]

5:43 "did you see that shark!?" Has me dead! No shit

[@Swirlixer]

Absolutely stunning

[@kateyziegler4275]

absolutely stunning footage!

[@marvelbladez993]

This is fucking hell for Seals xD

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

7:02 ahhh!

[@PrimaDunnah]

My god. The raw power is amazing! I’d do anything to see this in person!!

[@dacczsway]

Sharks get THAT big???!!!! Wow....absolutely amazing.

[@willcookmakeup]

The amount of force and power needed to get fully out of the water without external aid is unimaginable. An Olympic water polo player can barely get more than weight high out of the water. I read sharks can sometimes reach 10 ft out of the water. That's absolutely insane

[@luketagliarini9512]

Are you really comparing a human to a shark when it comes to ability’s in water ? 😂

[@willcookmakeup]

@@luketagliarini9512 lmfao omg rereading it and hearing you say that now, I realize how utterly ridiculous that was haha. Thank you for calling that out, and not in a rude or disrespectful way

[@jademoon7938]

I wonder what the sharks think while they're out of the water.. Like, they know it's not going to kill them because they see other sharks doing it, but once they're out.. It must be weird. For the first time in their entire lives, they enter a world that feels totally different on their skin. They see the water below them, they can't breathe, their sensors aren't as sensitive, depending on the weather, it might be hot from the sun, way hotter than anything else they've ever felt.. It's like when the shark wranglers pull them onto the lift.. They must swim away like wut tf was that?! People's hands all over them, a tube shoved into their mouth to keep water flowing through their gills, the sounds, being blind folded and flipped over.. I'm just so curious what they think is going on and how that stays with them. Like they said, they're way too cautious to breach anywhere else, even in NAm where there are seal colonies.. I'm sure I'm not the only one who is mega curious what they are thinking.

[@momin4811]

Jade Laurel Johnson They don’t think

[@jademoon7938]

momin That's a ridiculous statement. Every creature with a brain thinks. That's how brains function, electrical pulses are literally thoughts. Sharks do have stronger instincts, and their instincts do drive a lot of their behavior, but that's only for things like migrating. The only fact I need to point to is the video. These whites are learning how to breach, and the don't do it anywhere else despite knowing how. This means that whites are arriving, watching other sharks do it, learning what it does, and then trying it out for themselves. That's literally thinking. Whites do passbys on objects in the water, opening this mouths slightly to assess what the object is, they choose to make passes to figure out if it's dangerous or if it's food. Once they decide it's possibly food, they take test bites, and then decide whether or not to eat it. This is why human's usually escape with one bite, sharks decide we're not food. That's all thinking. Smaller sharks decide to back off when bigger sharks approach, but smaller sharks have been seen choosing to stick around and possibly tussle. That's decision making. Sharks decide when it's safe to enter a semi-comatose state while swimming depending upon the safety to conserve energy, they don't just do it when it gets dark, people don't even know what makes them choose to do it, because they don't do it when people are near, so we never see it. On a secondary note, scientists are beginning to believe that even plants think, despite not have a brain or central nervous system. So it's possible that even without brains living things think. I personally think that you need to have more appreciation for the independent thought of other living creatures, and recognize that our larger capacity for thought, having done away with most instinctual impulses, doesn't mean we are the only ones who think. Even creatures as small as ants think, they rescue each other like soldiers on a battlefield. Have more appreciation for the rest of the living things on earth.

[@momin4811]

Jade Laurel Johnson Water takes the path of least resistance.. you’ll probably say water is “thinking” to that also Sharks don’t think. Sharks are nothing but action and reaction. Thinking is a human feature. Actually, It’s not even a human feature either, but that’s another discussion. You have 2 eyes, lips, nose, arms, legs.. did these come about Bc of your thinking. Did you think really hard about having 5 fingers on each hand, And then it happened? Did you think your way into accomplishing that? No! It just happened. Life happened! It’s just a happening. What the sharks are doing is just a ‘happening’. Don’t label it as “thinking”

[@scarletpimpernel388]

Im sure he justs flys out the water while munching a seal and looks towards the beach n thinks.... nice tits He’s only thinking about the seal, the way you describe it you'd think the shark was on a 2 week vacation instead of a split second breach

[@jademoon7938]

Scarlet Pimpernel If I put you in space for 5 seconds, do you not think that you'd have a physical experience that you'd not only feel, but also be cognitively aware of the lack of oxygen, the cold, and a million other things while it happened? Time is relative, sharks can't breathe outside the water and they certainly can feel the sun on their skin, the idea that they don't experience that with thoughts is ridiculous. They might not follow the logic that a human possessed, but that doesn't negate their own logical processes. Humans underestimate the ability of other animals to think. They do. They think and learn, they're curious and will do risk assessments. To dismiss the idea that sharks experience everything that happens to them is to dismiss the cognitive abilities that we see on display every time we study sharks. Their blatant curiosity, learning behavior, the choices they make, the experience of pain and fear, the tactics used while hunting, the fact that they can recognize fresh water and avoid it, the acquiescence to larger or more powerful sharks, all of these things are clearly related to thought. Instinct still comes from the brain. Instinct is still thought. I never said a single thing about sharks being able to assess in a few seconds what would take a human several minutes to assess. I said they must wonder about this environment above them that is warm and they can't breathe in. Just like they must wonder about what is going on when humans catch and tag them. They might not have the complexity that humans possess, but to dismiss any and all thought is just ignorant. Do you not see dogs making decisions? Do you really believe a dog is cognitively superior to a shark that's been around for thousands upon thousands of years? You are seeing the dog's learned behavior after being domesticated, that's what gives you the impression they're smarter, they aren't actually superior. They have totally different sensory organs, ones that are far closer to a human's than a shark's, so you recognize their abilities easier than you would a shark. That doesn't remove the intelligence of a shark. Through comments like these, I have been exposed to this bizarre speciesist thought that so many humans have about animal intelligence. We're not superior. We just think we are because it is extremely difficult to measure the intellect of creatures that are so physically different that we have no comparison points. Don't confuse that with the idea that animals are dumb and we're smart. That's a fallible conclusion.

[@midnighttornado22]

I once went bridge dunking as a kid with a bunch of friends in a river near a bay, and a 5ft long blue shark casually swam by while we were on the bridge. I tossed a stone at it, and it shot from 0-100mph in 1 second and disappeared. We all looked at each other and realized it could have easily killed us and swam away before we even knew we were being killed. Sharks are impressive when you see them in action in real life.

[@maleeoctavia]

Sharks have been around for 400 million years ... they have insanely acute senes and can smell/ detect a single drop of blood in an olympic sized swimming pool... this is just my theory; I think that sharks are intelligent and feeling sentient beings and I think that Mr. Shark knew that wasn't a real seal and was putting on a show ! : )

[@cneddy22]

They tested the drop of blood in swimming pool and it was determined not to be accurate

[@Alexis_Gz]

@@cneddy22 was it with a great white?

[@WHATEVERHAPPENSISMEANTTOHAPPEN]

🤔

[@AdiGogo-en3bg]

Satu itu peresmian ( Julia peres) lindengard Linda )

[@Yeediatable]

No amount of high tech CGI can reenact this amazing event. Sharks rule!

[@Jordylex1126]

The power behind they use is just amazing! What beautiful creatures!

[@tedhumble6110]

I look better and that shark in the

[@Roselady7]

Gosh that camera man is so brave!!! I love learning about these majestic animals!!!

[@sunspotst7697]

Dam its huge!

[@sharkbite5744]

sun spots T that’s what all the women say.

[@riding4beers889]

@@sharkbite5744 Not for you

[@sharkbite5744]

Schwarze999 lol dick head

[@mommasnotties585]

I know this is a two year old comment but I’m bored and it’s quarantine...T H A T S W H A T S H E S A I D!!!

[@smileyct1850]

@@riding4beers889 😂

[@blazenra08]

1.55 love the way it roll back the eyes

[@borleyboo5613]

Stunningly beautiful,graceful and powerful creatures. Gorgeous.

[@bk2467]

My favourite animal

[@iamthedanger9602]

Imagine being so fucking glorious that a bunch of monkeys go to such lengths only to see you for a sec.

[@mew19forever]

Colossus is quite handsome and powerful. I love how majestic and magnificent a shark breeching the waters is, so spectacular and awe inspiring. Sharks are indeed the kings of the ocean. :)

[@mew19forever]

@John Fonseca No slight to the Orca, they are intelligent, powerful and beautiful creatures. I was referring to a shark's perfection. Millions of years without evolutionary change, a near perfection of nature for it's purpose and one of the most feared creatures on the planet. If that's isn't majestic i don't know what is!

[@mew19forever]

@John Fonseca I stand corrected. And thanks for the comments! I think all the creatures of the world are amazing in their own unique ways!

[@soledadrivero6094]

Thanks for sharing

[@jade4r4]

Magnificent work guys much respect 🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤

[@douglascarr8045]

When I was unaware of the beasts that inhabit the gulf of Mexico, age 4-14, I used to spend hours snorkeling and exploring the area where one can walk out for half mile or more in places, just off the alabama coast...never giving thought to what could be lurking in the water. It's a miracle I never encountered a killer. Guardian angels working overtime.

[@rusty7984]

Well keep in mind you have a better chance of getting killed by a vending machine than get killed by a shark

[@lukefitzgerald785]

6:37 if you ever see that in person it’s a fuckin wrap lmao

[@cherri3seedz]

Majestic creature! Absolutely beautiful! 🦈

[@talesoftheheart8625]

Amazing powerful beautiful creature! The footage is perfect!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@afa13829]

I know its terrifying but, god id love to see that in person. My god thats gotta be such an amazing sight to see.

[@311steelester3]

Ignorance is truly blissful. When I was a young boy swimming around the beaches in Florida I never thought of a shark attacking me, but after watching videos like this you really think about getting into the ocean and what could happen in just a split second. But everything is a risk nowadays so don't worry so much and have fun just think before you act and be smart about what you do. Like don't swim in the ocean early in the morning or at night. That's when sharks like to feed and are more active.

[@crystalflores2745]

My question is: How far deep down are the sharks before attacking to see the seals and how fast are they swimming to jump out the water with that power. I'd really like to see what's going on below the water before they strike there attacks.

[@mattweeeee]

Most breach attacks occur in water depths of 100 ft. Once they begin the strike it takes them about 2 seconds to reach the surface. That calculates their speed to around 21mph.

[@luckyswine]

A diver filmed from the ocean bottom. I forget the name but it was cool

[@thomasthomas2418]

After seeing this, I'm not even going to use my bathtub again! Showers for me from now on!

[@natebattista3552]

This is now the new norm in Cape Cod MA too. As a lifeguard here I saw 7 full shark breaches last year alone. Surfing here feels like reunion island now.

[@zombieepx1933]

Scary as hell man. I’ll stay down here in Jax beach FL we have small sharks lol.

[@slr-d]

That is one absolutely beautiful creature. I love this planet 🙏🏾

[@onefeather3442]

This is what top water bass fishing feels like.

[@KeepinItOneHunnnid]

2:37 - Prince William was overcome with joy!

[@kayladelbarrio1067]

Lmao totally does

[@JasonGafar]

Lmfao. I thought the same thing and posted a comment before I saw yours. Hahah.

[@larryjohnson7178]

I saw a great white shark that was at least 18 feet long breach at Panama City Beach, FL a few days ago. It came completely out of the water in a perfectly vertical position and then fell vertically back into the water. I now believe there may have been two of them because it came out of the water partially once and seconds later breached completely with its prey inside its jaws. Isn't it impossible for one shark to breach completely without going deep down into the ocean to pick up enough speed?

[@GIMLI847]

I don’t think so since they are incredibly strong fish and can pick up speed very quickly

[@abookwormcalledisa]

Fun fact: Florida has the most shark attacks in the world. It would be more elsewhere ofc but people know not to swim in those locations.

[@verablexitasap858]

Extreme Photography! That should be a show in and of itself

[@kristendempsey2218]

Great job guys! Keep up the good work.

[@100819116]

Why do they have to play that stupid adventure/horror music in the background? & then the public is afraid of sharks... well no sh&t. Let the shark jump. Take your video & go. Why do u have to add that ridiculous music?

[@felinekelly6583]

Y100819116 to add affect dumb ass

[@ND-lx1xr]

Mate I’d still be scared of sharks if the video had no sound look at that monster leaping out of the water it would be like getting a smack of a bus with teeth

[@andro.1800]

ikr they're so extra😂😂

[@dfhpublic]

Wait a minute. Are you actually saying that people have no need to fear sharks? I understand people are not a shark's normal diet and that not every shark is prowling the coast in search of swimmers. However, sharks 'are' killers and they 'can' eat humans if they put themselves in certain situations. Sharks make mistakes as well, after all they are wild creatures that survive by eating other animals, and sometimes that includes humans even if only on rare occasions. If you truly don't believe that, please make a documentary with you and your most cherished love ones swimming on the surface in the immediate vicinity of seal island while sharks are known to be feeding on seals. Right, I wouldn't either. And I don't think instilling a healthy fear of sharks is going to put them on the endangered species list. In fact it might have just the opposite effect, less people in shark waters and therefore less sharks that have to be euthanized. On the other hand, if a rogue shark breaks with norms and learns to feed on beach goers, then culling populations back to healthier levels in those areas is simply responsible management. We're just as much a part of the ecosystem as they are, and in fact the most important part. No other species on earth has the ability to steward the resources we've been entrusted with.

[@abigailnikolaev8325]

Oh boy snowflakes

[@kamkamp5780]

Colossus is pissed . He keep grabbing seals and he still hungry lmao . Boy boy confused as hell

[@joaniedepool6361]

I LOVE THE VIDEO BUT ITS ALSO SCARY

[@michaelredding6093]

Very scary

[@Yukymix1]

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[@lennarthoekveen9339]

@x_devilgirl_x the internet needs more people like you

[@samkirrin9776]

They are so majestic and stunning

[@99oilers55]

So we look at ancient prehistoric ocean predators as sea monsters when in reality they still exist today

[@kodowelly9989]

It's amazing just how they can throw themselves out of the water just like that

[@ultrad-rex1389]

Such beautiful creatures. It's a huge shame that humans are wiping them out...

[@doreenbates]

exactly 🥰🥰

[@Jarhead1313]

Maybe that's why there's been an uprising on Sharks Attacking humans. I don't blame the sharks one bit. The Ocean is their home not ours!

[@felixfrank9809]

There’s honestly nothing more terrifying than great white sharks

[@_JustAnotherKid__]

Plot-Twist: *Colossus* was actually Mr. Beast playing IRL Hungry Shark trying to set a high score without harming humans

[@nicogarciaaa]

Terrifying yet such beautiful creatures

[@gianbrand.4]

I see this ever day I love my country 🇿🇦

[@thatfunkymonkey7667]

What country?

[@treshtalk88]

@@thatfunkymonkey7667 South Africa...

[@saleemarif47]

Ya’ll have water there???

[@mommasnotties585]

Saleem Arif bruh 😂

[@Yukymix1]

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[@oliveks82]

magnificent creatures

[@jadekbell553]

My parents joined a shark research boat around seal Island about 10 years. The video footage they caught still fascinates me. Iove living in Cape Town 😅😅😅

[@Ilovetaylorswift-i9w]

It’s fucking amazing how high a shark can jump out of the water. They’re ferocious hunters and magnificent creatures

[@Papashaft]

“U named the shark?” “Yes, Colossus..”

[@despacitodaniel801]

Rightly so

[@user-chardonneret]

wow

[@yellya]

wow

[@ralfsmitheringale9364]

wow

[@madman2555]

wow

[@PlaylistKiiing]

Wowser

[@KeianLocke]

me: watches people swimming with sharks "hm... the ocean doesn't look so bad" next day i watch this: "NOPE!"

[@E2HIGH]

Colossus out here jumping like Jordan 😭🔥🚀

[@massabielle2821]

So.........JAWS still lives........😱............magnificent footage and photography, though I give these guys major props for having brass ones to be out there to capture this for the world to see.

[@11DNA11]

These are such magnificent animals..

[@ambersomers]

All sharks r cute but the great white is absolutely gorgeous I would love 2 go cage diving in the middle of a great white feeding frenzy

[@ahmedaburoumi2060]

Lmao seems like it to me 😂

[@aatroxthedarkinblade3052]

Make Nitro Great Again try going near a great white without a cage then

[@devenandmimikyu3646]

@@wascute7894 *You're

[@archermadsen2028]

There cut until there lips pull back, exposing there. rows and rows of teeth that can bite you too pieces.

[@Yukymix1]

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[@rio20d]

this is more or less what happened to that poor man from Sydney who was simming on the deeper side of little bay, Australia, and got attacked vertically by a gw shark. so scary :(

[@kimphuong3556]

Nature is beyond explanation when you see something like this it is incredible and awesome to see, however, the shark is a terrifying eating killing machine, I am so glad that no one got hurt while filming this extraordinary footage Credit to all those involved making this video.

[@infernallad9227]

That’s just straight up amazing! 🦈

[@makegaminggreatagain3907]

I was thinking about starting a "go fund me" and using the money to cannoe from Australia to the Bermuda Triangle...... But then I watched this video.