Marine biologist reacts to DEEP BLUE SEA

Here we go... I've done it! After several requests over the last year, I have finally reacted to DEEP BLUE SEA! It is, without a doubt, an entertaining movie, but what about the science behind it? Well... you can imagine.
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[@Seamemaria]

Hope you enjoyed the video! Do you have any suggestions to other movies I could react to?

[@brabbelbeest]

There are lots of movies I would love to see your reaction to, sadly those aren't marine themed in any way...

[@AnankeQ]

Sphere might be a good one - set in an undersea lab. Get to see sea snakes, jellyfish, and squid and the characters talk about what behaviors are normal for those creatures or not. You could talk about whether or not they are correct. Like, one character says sea snakes only bite at nighttime (which seems like it wouldn't even matter when they are in the dark ocean depths).

[@MrMrdkey]

i suggest "Piranha" ... any of the series They are better than Sharknado, i swear kkkk

[@hunterhq295]

The Meg, The Shallows, 47 meters down

[@erika_itsumi5141]

I've seen from one other Marine biologist, that the most unrealistic aspect of that "happiness scene" is getting results that fast.

[@kobaltkween]

Oddly enough, while I have a completely unreasonable fear of sharks (if I'm swimming in any water with my eyes closed and think of them, I'll semi-freak and need to open my eyes to see they're not there), I have long been in favor of shark conservation efforts. So thank you for balancing the fiction with fact. I never forgot a woman I knew from Bermuda telling me how sharks don't really attack if they're full. She said that because of their fishing laws, any sharks that got close to where people swam were full, and so swimmers would exit the water but not panic. When a giant ray came close to shore, however, it was much more dangerous and volatile. And larger, from what she said. This really struck me as counter to our vision of sharks as endlessly hungry and ever-aggressive.

[@DadoPanda]

Oh I wasn't expecting another video so quickly after Subnautica. So happy to see this!

[@Seamemaria]

Bonus episode! =)

[@pouncingmoggy]

@@Seamemaria Maria, you spoil us! ^0^

[@winterlast6451]

We all know the oldest creature on Earth is the Queen of England

[@evilpompom]

True! 😆

[@MrChainrule]

A real living fossil

[@insomniadaddy7708]

well not anymore

[@professorchaos9986]

RIP Queen

[@TACTICOOL_TEXAN]

Was🤣🤣

[@evilpompom]

It always makes me sad when people refer to sharks as "killing machines". They only kill what they eat, unlike the real killing machines, humans.

[@Bluetrekkie]

I feel like that’s what this movie is trying to say though. They mention quite a few times that sharks are not naturally aggressive killing machines. But humans have selfishly modified them to become killing machines for their own personal gain, even breaking ethical laws to do so. Whilst the science is definitely fantastical, I don’t think it depicts sharks negatively at all.

[@jacoblofthus7908]

Sharks are killing machines in the sense that they need to do it to survive and that they're good at it, but not in taking pleasure in the act.

[@michaelmera2846]

I think it is said in the movie that the facility was a supply base for german submarines in WWII. This is also one of my favorite underwater movies, and as such I tried to recreate this base in SUBNAUTICA. I looked in all the scenes info about how it would look underwater but it was impossible to get an exact replica, considering the game doesn't have buildings of the same geometry shape as those from the movie. With Subnautica BELOW ZERO however, it might be more possible due to the large room. You should do breakdown of "Sphere" also with Samuel L Jackson, Emma Stone and Dustin Hoffman, which is an underwater movie. And while you are at it, might as well do "The Abyss" with Ed Harris, and perhaps "The Big Blue" with Jean Reno.

[@michaelmera2846]

I also see sharks as just animals and not human exterminators or predator monsters. They prey on other animals, and are prey of other animals... I think Orcas or other sharks. By the way, the bad ass guy in the movie makes another bad ass role in The Expanse (sci fi space series).

[@Stratos134]

Sharks are awesome, it makes me sad to see just how often they are used as monsters.

[@Seamemaria]

Totally agree

[@gnomeandgarden6157]

"Trust me. THIS time we'll be as successful as Jaws. Take that to the bank."

[@Bluetrekkie]

I feel like they’re not really used that way in this movie. They mention many times that sharks are not naturally aggressive toward humans etc. I think if anything this movie vilified humans, showing just how far we’re willing to go to help ourselves/make a profit with little regard for other forms of life.

[@themaskedman8668]

​@Bluetrekkie the creator of jaws said he didn't want people to be scared of sharks I dont and he says he regrets making the movie

[@martianinvader3828]

I love that there's almost as many comments about the behavior of the scientists as about the sharks.

[@jaash7981]

sharks are honestly some of the derpiest animals in the ocean. Look at a photo of a front facing great white and tell me it doesn't look goofy

[@jswift4240]

The explanations you do about the species are dope

[@czr7j9]

That shark can not just push through floorboards in one go, but Jaws could

[@rogueresearch9235]

I can't watch your videos as soon as they come out, I wish I had the time, but I still watch them when I can. Thank you for your good work, please keep it up.

[@Seamemaria]

Thank you for the words of support =)

[@JayMinuti]

Great video Maria 🌻 Brought back some good memories from this movie!! X

[@Seamemaria]

Thank you!

[@zaniviljoen1189]

I'm literally watching it right now I love this movie

[@PauloSilva-zr3zr]

Wow, your video is so rich. A mean, you not only explains those things about the movie, but you also brings a lot of very interesting information. The kind of thing that is definitely from someone who not only knows, but also truly loves their field. Incredible lady, your videos are incredible and you are incredible. Thanks for the video. (sorry for any error, I'm not a english speaker. )

[@thecrimsonknight3033]

I'm subbed to shark bytes, which probably led the algorithm to show me your channel, so now I'm subbed to you. Sharks are awesome, so keep bringing positive attention to them. You're beautiful and what you do is beautiful. 😊

[@newguy7209]

Do you feel irritated by media that depicts carnivores as monsters that just want to eat us? For example, predators in movies (and games) never get full, even if they just ate. This annoys me so much in Subnautica.

[@Seamemaria]

Yeah, I think the demonization of predators is rampant in the media and entertainment. I definitely wish that there would be some balance in how they portrait animals like sharks.

[@thefolder3086]

@@Seamemaria I think the subnautica predators aren’t that bad. Many players didn’t notice this but stalkers only attacks when you have metal salvage. They’re not really trying to eat you.

[@Eloryan]

@@thefolder3086 not true for stalker ! They also attack you, when you just are around for whatever :) Maybe metal salvage triggers them more, but they also attack you like all other agressive fauna, i can assure you

[@thefolder3086]

@@Eloryan how about when you have no tools?They are made of titanium

[@Eloryan]

@@thefolder3086 A theory to test. I will do this right away

[@MI-hz1cp]

Thank you for your reaction. I learned a lot of true facts........👍

[@nicholas8997]

Another nice video =D LOVE that fat plushy shark that is always kinda lurking somewhere in the background hahaha

[@maxrav1831]

To be fair Speiberg says he feels guilt the way he portrayed sharks in Jaws.

[@Zubarus]

das mit dem armband ist cool und von sowas höre ich hier zum erstenmal^^ erstmal eines kaufen. thx for the fun videos.

[@justinamerican8200]

12:38 Shark: "Don't you be poking my gills."

[@isaacnikolic5895]

When touching shark skin it's fine as long as you do it slowly and you're moving your hand in the dirrection of snout to tail. The overlap of the placoid scale pattern makes this dirrection more smooth whereas if you move tail to snout you will be hitting the edges of the scale and this is what can hurt or cut your hand. If you go to a shark touch pool like the ones at the NYC aquarium it's fine to touch the sharks. And if you touch them gently and slowly even moving in the tail to snout direction isn't likely to cut your hand it will just feel a bit rough.

[@fuelman1391]

I'm glad to see something besides Submautica. 😀 This was a really good video, and I actually learned some neat stuff about sharks. Have you ever seen Octonauts? It's a children's show thst both of my kids love. It's actually enjoyable for adults, too!

[@Seamemaria]

Thanks! I'm very glad you enjoyed it =) I have never watched Octonauts, but I many people have talked to me about it. Looks like I'm going to have to check it out

[@maxifl2813]

Yesss another video :)

[@TrickZ666]

Angel sharks are the most awesome sharks imho. also your videos are a treat.. keep 'em coming

[@kristiandahl1310]

Need more stuffed shark creatures that way Scar can have friends. Entertaining video; now for Deep Blue Sea 2 and 3

[@Seamemaria]

Oh men... I just found out the other day that there is a 2 and 3. I'm sure those are going to be a ride...

[@Stratos134]

There are sequels? Oh no...

[@kristiandahl1310]

@@Stratos134 sadly 😞

[@zn4rf]

@@Seamemaria Steel yourself ... 2 and 3 are very very bad.. If i had to rate them from best to worst it would be 1,3 and lastly 2. Still if you care to watch them watch them in order.

[@j4v4x]

The 2nd movie is god-awful, it concentrates on the boob job of one of the main characters more than anything, as I recall. 3rd one was tolerable, may be worth a review. This video was absolutely awesome, thanks Maria!

[@nolsee1176]

Jaws is my pic for a good dramatic shark movie, Deep Blue Sea is my pic for a goofy fun one. I think the best pic for one based in realism would be a tie between Open Water, or The Reef.

[@Christobanistan]

Open Water terrified me to the core.

[@edwardv1255]

This is the movie that really sent my irrational fear of sharks into hyperdrive when I was like 12 years old. Now, almost 20 years later, I still can't even jump into a swimming pool without thinking about sharks (or cold Norwegian waters where no large sharks (perhaps except the rare basking shark) would ever visit). I've even experienced times where I've gotten anxious closing my eyes in a bathtub. To be fair, I had a fear of whales when I was perhaps 5 years old, so can't solely blame this movie, but it certainly did a good job portraying sharks as nothing but unstoppable killing machines. I really love sharks in principle, but hard to get rid of the fear instilled by demonization such as this.

[@Spr1ggan87]

I saw Jaws at 5 years old, i still can't swim at 35 years old due to having the same issues you described and have only taken showers as i can't sit in the bath without seeing that unholy face with soulless black eyes and open mouth in my head. It's funny though that we're both from northern territories (I'm from Scotland) where these fish don't live.

[@edwardv1255]

@@Spr1ggan87 (I accidentally wrote a short autobiography) I feel you, man. Through challenging myself, I've improved a bit recently. Even managed to swim in the Mediterranean sea on vacation this summer, albeit in one meter deep water, staying close to other bathers. I can also swim in deep fresh water in Norway, but I'm literally constantly think about sharks while doing so, actively trying to stay calm as to not look like a fish/seal in distress. I also happen to have a fear of flying (though less severe), and swimming gives me a similar feeling to take-off and landing; it feels like I'm seriously risking my life, putting it in the hands of fate, so all I can do is try to repress the fight-or-flight instinct. A lot of things are changing as my son is growing up (5yo atm), and I'm striving not to transfer my irrational fear over to him, which gives me some incentive to work through it. But it really feels like trying to overcome a real traumatic experience.

[@PCux-jy2dc]

4:41 Shark sealed by Maria: *HELP!*

[@LightningStorm_Entertainment]

Love your channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Seamemaria]

Thank you! =)

[@LightningStorm_Entertainment]

@@Seamemaria your welcome x

[@Highrider_Phil_C]

Out of all the movies about the ocean, my favorite is the Abyss, that and all of the Pirates of the Caribbean, ha ha, those are just fun.

[@Seamemaria]

I used to love the Abyss, but I haven't watched it for quite a while. Have to re-watch it sometime soon.

[@Usual_User]

Love your content

[@Seamemaria]

Thank you!

[@Residentevilfan1989]

I can'r wait for you to review The Meg 2.

[@Seamemaria]

Just waiting for it to be available on streaming sites!

[@Residentevilfan1989]

@@Seamemaria I saw it today for $4. Enjoyed it for the most part, could have used more high realistic stakes. If you can turn of your brain, you'll have a good time, lol.

[@robertklein1497]

I think it would be hard selling a movie named Cows, although these deadly creatures kill around 20 people each year in the US alone. Jaws was made in the 70s and there wasnt enough good knowledge about them back then. Sadly, of course. That stigma is hard to loose nowadays. Although I tend to think that with much more educational programs it still can be shifted round and luckily many people are doing a great job in creating better understanding.

[@Seamemaria]

haha I would watch a movie called cows xD And I agree with you that education is vital in this case.

[@robertklein1497]

@@Seamemaria I call Spielberg. 😁 . And yes, knowledge and the spreading of knowledge is vital especially in the so rapidly changing and fast-moving world we are today. The more we know about this planet, the more we can use it to our advantage. Glad you ended the video with all those great images and I really feel that all of those people, all those who watch it including yourself and your channel can change perspective, although time-consuming. Keep it up.

[@ryanbentley8475]

How dare you say anything negative about this movie it's amazing & 100% accurate!! *Jokes aside* it's unrealistic af & vilifies sharks like every other Shark movie but still I absolutely love this film.Action,Cheese,LL Cool J mixed with giant intelligent sharks 🦈 turn off your brain fun 😃😃Nostalgic goodness.

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

what kind of bones do eels have, the ones that live in reefs?

[@AritheCreator_]

Love your content!💙 I’m also a marine biologist with a KZbin channel. It’s a great side gig

[@frankieperez8290]

In this movie there is 1 Tigershark & 3 Mako shark

[@davidtatro7457]

Note that the "tiger shark" depicted in this film is clearly another mako prop shark painted to look like a tiger shark. That's one of many scientific inaccuracies about sharks in this film that seem to get missed even by expert reviewers. I still enjoy this movie though, despite all of that.

[@HiddenDarkHM]

Fun science fact: If you're ever being attacked by a super intelligent shark capable of understanding human speech tell it that it's "from a time when everything was flesh and teeth" and it will be so confused it will give you a chance to escape.

[@montana556]

Can you make a video of manta ray? They super intresting for me

[@malelonewolf80]

While sharks are interesting, I hope you will do a video on giant squids (perhaps not the proper term) like the mythological Kraken and what the current understanding scientifically, are on such big creatures. To me such creatures are more interesting than sharks, which to me are just big fish with many teeth. And from my understanding, sharks do not care much for humans in regards to as a food source (humans are too bony, and not much fat/meat).

[@janicecole8384]

I want to build special robot that can stay in the water for long periods time. If you can make a video on the currents in the ocean? How far down does the currents go

[@nikitasharkbite5707]

Nice one rewiew!

[@Seamemaria]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it =)

[@loadmastergod1961]

I just watched this the other night. Much more Enjoyable to watch with the gorgeous Maria!

[@Seamemaria]

haha thanks! I'm glad I could add to the experience :)

[@outcastmoth78kaminski4]

You know, her not being a native English speaker kinda makes her better at explaining things as she shows care in proper pronunciation and word choice.

[@Alfonso88279]

I loved this movie when I was a teen. I watched it a few years ago and I thought it was pretty bad, but what I really disliked about it, is how it vilifies sharks. I had experiences with wild sharks and dolphins. Sharks are scary. I noticed I had a big one close when I was swimming "far" from the beach when I was a kid. I almost had a heart attack when I noticed there was a huge fish close to me (it was actually small, less than one meter probably but for a kid it looked huge). I never went alone to swim again, which pleased my mother. But the shark did nothing against me. Very, very silently, it ignored me. It was like a torpedo, it disappeared incredibly fast. My experiences with dolphins are much worse. I was in a boat and they appeared... and started jumping around. The boat almost sank. If they fell over me, they would have killed me. Those things are truly dangerous. They are crazy, they don't know limits. RESPECT MY BUBBLE FREAKING CETACEAN

[@Christobanistan]

So if it had taken an exploratory bite, you'd feel differently??

[@Alfonso88279]

@@Christobanistan I'll admit that could have influenced my opinion on the matter, yeah XD

[@arturosalazarsandoval]

it wans't bad is a really great movie

[@kodoru1]

Is the documentary Sharknado next? :)

[@Seamemaria]

haha I wouldn't even know where to start with that one xD

[@user-vy1ei5qx3z]

I saw the trailer, it is so funny:) Tornado with sharks, who can imagine that?

[@user-vy1ei5qx3z]

I have some suggestions for the next movie." USS indianapolis:men of courage". It is based on a real story, usa cruiser was sunk during ww2. A lot of people were attacked by sharks and died. Today sharks are not so dangerous, maybe their behavior changed? For example, wolfs at europe or at usa or canada are not very dangerous, because they live near humans. At Russia wolfs are very dangerous, they attack children and women, pack of them can kill young bear. now people hunt sharks and because of it they started to fear humans... Also "in the heart of the sea" is very good, it is based on Melville's classic. And i personally like the "terror" tv series, but it is more about polar animals.

[@Seamemaria]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion! Have to check that out.

[@user-vy1ei5qx3z]

@@Seamemaria "in the heart of the sea" is best as movie(from those i mentioned), from cinematography position. But it is not pure entertainment, very dramatic(cannibalism), mysterious story of white whale and the ship. It is not copy of "Moby dick", it is based on real story, which later Melville used for his epic book. "Terror" is intresting if you like polar expeditions, it is cryptohistory investigation.

[@FireNeko3]

Any suggestions of shark movies that don't portray them as evil or "killing machines"?

[@dustinherk8124]

new channel name. rolls off the tongue much better.

[@justinreamer9187]

Scrutinize is most definitely a word.

[@joshlee7666]

@16:22 was that a thrasher shark?!

[@marcusjohnson7888]

a pequena Meg está de volta !!! lol

[@user-ys8gw8fm2d]

cool movie 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈

[@PikminGhost]

Unrelated to the video but... Any chance you could do a video on beaked whales in the future? They are such fantastic creatures and allmost no one is talking about them. If the answe is no that's ok too! I am so happy your channel exists and that we can learn so many things about the sea and the creatures in it! :) keep up the good work!

[@Seamemaria]

Thank yo for your comment! I will put that as a possible video idea for the future. There are so many cool things to talk about, that sometimes it's difficult to choose a topic :D

[@PikminGhost]

@@Seamemaria OMG You responded!!! Thank you so much! :D and thank you for considering it too! you're the best!

[@abelmantor7557]

Best shark movie next to jaws. I sadly heard there are sequels 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@dole8001]

I recommend watching Abyss

[@Seamemaria]

I love that movie! Haven't watched it in a long time.

[@maatiisan]

If a Subnautica movie is ever made, they better hire Maria as the consultant. She's an expert AND she's played both games! Or cast her as The Survivor!!

[@Seamemaria]

haha That would be pretty awesome. But maybe I could just appear somewhere in the background as that crazy lady that scans everything xD I'm not so sure about my acting skills haha

[@maatiisan]

@@Seamemaria Hehe, people might not believe that real life marine biologists would look as good as you. Also, did you choose your YT profile picture to match what it looks like when a Reaper Leviathan catches you? =P

[@minsungkim2207]

Not to be judgemental, but I can totally see this lady taking care of orphaned seal cubs in her spare time...

[@Seamemaria]

Me too! :D

[@AtomicEy]

question- sharks bites things to investigate whether it's food or not. Do orcas do the same thing? if I recall there's next to non accidental orca attacks on humans

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

I like these review/reaction videos more than the subnautica ones

[@arenkai]

For the next movie reaction you could maybe put the subtitles on screen so we can follow better ? :D It's hard to figure out what they're saying, but with subtitles it's all good

[@Seamemaria]

I had to lower the sound, because of copyrighted music. So having subtitles is quite a good idea. Thanks ;)

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

did you know that NO shark can bite as hard as a crocodile (2200 ibs per sq. inch), neither can a tiger or lion

[@MizRouge]

I have the IKEA shark, too. Her name is Martha.

[@Seamemaria]

Haha I love it! Martha is a great name

[@MizRouge]

@@Seamemaria after Martha’s Vineyard (I’m sure I don’t need to tell you why)

[@vedantgupta9092]

Hello Maria are you ccr certified?

[@magus104]

Who would win in a fight.... a flying shark or a flying crocodile?

[@Seamemaria]

That's a good question for which I do not have an answer. I think they would be pretty even

[@magus104]

@@Seamemaria it was a little comedic thing cartoon network did a long time ago. they had little clips they would play at commercial breaks. I think it was kinda mocking a discovery show at the time where they would do a theoretical animal vs animal thing and build robots to simulate bite force etc. I just remember one of the segments one of the people responded "I think the shark would win because they dont have any bones they are all cartilage" and the narrator inserts "cartilage is a science word"

[@jacoblofthus7908]

I just want to ask you, as a professional of this kind of subject, will at least some sharks be around after humans? I know the answer is probably yes, but I just need the reassurance, you know?

[@TheBrimfire]

yes the gigabrain shark movie ^^ tiger shark mako great white shark monster brain hybrid boogaloo

[@its-ya-boisam2579]

Nice

[@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears]

Should check out some of the videos from Blue World YT.

[@Seamemaria]

I know them. They are really cool

[@freakygoblin3068]

Have you ever seen the YT video "Guy And Wild Shark Have Been Best Friends For Decades | The Dodo Wild Hearts" ?

[@Seamemaria]

I have not... but sounds interesting

[@erissablackthorn9444]

I dont know why my mother made us both watch this when i was 6-7 years old, i reckon she was expecting it to be "family friendly" despite it being a 15. Since then thats when shark movies scared me. Looking back i see how silly they are now, and i havent made myself watch any recent ones like The Meg. I do actually like sharks. I liked seeing Steve Backshall get out of a shark cage to swim out with a calm Great White Shark. Its shows they arent there to attack us, and actually dont seem to find us that tasty to eat. It makes me sad with the shark populations declining, when they are an important part of the ecosystem. :(

[@lukeyznaga7627]

this may come across as shocking to many others, but there are plenty of sea creatures including sharks that are intelligent. they should not be treated brutally. and yes, one of the most stupidest things [ according to shark that I talked to recently ] is a shark bashing against, in and through a boat just to get humans. According to this shark I talked to, only the rogue sharks that have been chewing on too many strange plants in the bottom, act this way. Sharks want an easy to hunt prey. they don't want to get band aids on their nose just to get a meal.

[@victortuber9116]

If the events in the movie were true, I assume they would be funded by those who were going to manufacture the drug without making reference to how they developed it. She was fanatical enough, perhaps not to care about peer review process and her reputation but rather just defeating the disease was her obsession. She seemed uncharacteristically stupid to "bait" the shark in the end by throwing herself into an unescapable situation instead of dangling her legs.

[@professorchaos9986]

Protect Sharks People 👍

[@henryparent1157]

Well that movie for you I live cape cod 1hr. Away for Shark Alley. Good old Chatham Massachusetts. We got seal an more seal they are everywhere. Cool now that bring in every Great white an other that the seals.cool.the big one Hasn't shown up yet.but he will His gourmet Dinner. Awaits. Don't get me wrong there some big great white Sharks out there.but I think the big on not here yet.maybe water not deep Enough.there out taking them..

[@PrincessSoci]

only thing i remember from this movie is "You ate my bird."

[@Seamemaria]

xD LL Cool J is the best in this movie

[@ItsCrazyKraken]

I love sharks so much they are amazing animals and they are good for the environment it makes me sick that they use them to make monsters of them to put fear in the people in fact the reason why I made my channel was because of a shark even though my name is Kraken

[@jimziemer474]

IT’S JUST A MOVIE!

[@peterdingle5128]

Imagine if these sharks were real like real life highly engineered great whites or black tips I’m still confused I haven’t seen the movie in a long time

[@montana556]

Hi!

[@Christobanistan]

I am buying a shark doll.

[@acediadekay3793]

Now analyze King Sharks behavior in The Suicide Squad 👑🦈

[@christophhanke6627]

If someone would say to me "XX is the oldest creature on earth" I would not believe him/her. My go to answer would be some prokaryote, single-cellular organism. The term "creature" itself is also kinda vague tbh. ^^ Also, just imagine this film using a greenland shark. Slowest chase scenes ever! XD

[@Seamemaria]

I would have loved seeing a Greenland shark in this movie, as long as they don't vilify them too, cause they are awesome! And you are right. Probably the first lifeforms to have appeared were single celled-organisms.

[@TheAstrobiologistOW]

In the end we all went to see this movie originally just for Samuel L. Jackson lmao

[@loadmastergod1961]

Kind of sad she didn't include his speech scene

[@Seamemaria]

ooh sorry about that xD

[@corlunae]

Fun fact: While sharks are excellent in smelling blood in the water, humans exceed this ability in smelling petrichor, the smell of wet stone. :D

[@Lobossumi]

This is a silly silly movie. And for marine biologist it must be painful. But it is also entertaining.

[@Seamemaria]

Exactly. This movie is both entertaining and painful to watch. I would not have put it better xD

[@devshah4409]

h enjoyed

[@lukeyznaga7627]

What about the large Manta Ray? is it dangerous. I notice sharks stay CLEAR AWAY from those creatures. Manta Rays are interesting but there ARE VERY FEW nature shows or ocean shows that talk about these magnificent creatures like Rays, Stingrays and similar genus , or is it species.

[@Seamemaria]

Manta Rays are not dangerous. They are probably amongst my favourite animals. I would love to see them in the wild

[@lukeyznaga7627]

@@Seamemaria when you think about it, they are the graceful glider or falcons of the ocean, except they are not predators. they are like gliding ballet dancers as they spread their wings and fly under the ocean.

[@jhonylg4045]

Actually Sharks are my favorite marine animal even my personal mails have the "Shark" in them. =)

[@Seamemaria]

I love them as well! ^^

[@spvillano]

Well, at the beginning, the shark was banging on the boat to get some ibuprofen for its headache from butting another boat. I have been swimming with sharks, although initially I didn't realize it until one brushed my leg. Looked to be a mako and well, a size that I've eaten before - it couldn't begin to try to eat me on a bet, were sharks a betting sort. I do have a policy though, if it's killed for food, all of it is to be used. Wasting it is disrespectful to the life taken for food. Still, I far prefer fish like grouper for a meal or ten. Like I said, all of it or leave it alone. Just like my enjoying scrapple, (A Pennsylvania "Dutch" food ("Dutch" being a corruption of Deutsch, who immigrated after the devastation of the 30 years' war and some significant numbers participated in our Revolutionary war, labeled "Hessians" regardless of what region they originated from) which is pork face meat, heart and liver, plus scraps. I'll let the farmer keep the oink, the rest is food. Respect what you eat! And living in PA Dutch country now, the eating's exceptionally good!

[@johnteill_]

Is it just me or do you kind of look like the scientist in the movie

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

i love how smart and pragmatic you are. hollywood always has a tendency to be removed from realism, which is quite disappointing

[@sleepingninjaquiettime]

Marine biologist breaks down deep blue sea? More like Maria breaks me down with her deep blue eyes. Am I right? Uh no, okay.

[@Ecotasia]

I mean this movie is very dumb, but like it is one of the more entertaining shark movies. I guess potentially to do something not shark related there is 'the beast" miniseries with a giant squid attacking boats.

[@DanielBMaximoff]

I like the part where the shark lifts a woman up before devouring her.

[@rugvedrm3844]

No...I like Mako sharks....they're like smoll great whites..also Sharks aren't monsters. They're just animals.

[@Seamemaria]

Also love Mako sharks

[@SeraphimCramer]

Non-marine biology related inaccuracy; just because the sharks got more intelligent doesn't mean they'd instantly understand technology like cameras & ovens.