MASSIVE Hammerhead Shark Filmed in Bahamas!

[@rdotrusty]

i feel like this narrator is reading me a kids book.

[@Runehorn]

That's how I felt too, didn't enjoy it very much.

[@uhadonejob]

@@Runehorn I put on my sweater coat and left when the hammerhead did. Shame the video was spectacular.

[@dutchvanderlinde3256]

coyote Peterson is involved, safe to say this is for kids.

[@Itabouttodo]

Shon Lassiter I’ve seen this due ambush and take down a red dear by hand

[@RecklessGenesis]

Its becuase you need it

[@dSCHUMI1004]

I love how Sharks always come with their little fishy entourage.

[@teixopoison601]

They can't catch these little fish

[@BrookeEvangelineWinter]

It's adorable. Those little ones probably feel protected 🖤

[@jondunmore4268]

Remoras. The classic symbiotic relationship - they keep the shark's body free of parasites by eating them, and the sharks stay clean and don't eat them for their butler-work.

[@himanshusharma4478]

its like a mafia boss having his side kicks

[@thellytholdtheathellth5278]

Tiny homeboys

[@chipperdrewski]

5:30 | That first shot of the hammerhead swimming above the divers is straight glorious.

[@PlanetBlake]

Glorious, and also a bit creepy.

[@DCJ134VIDS]

It’s cgi, look closely

[@lukev539]

Like an underwater Phoenix

[@nanda28cc]

@@DCJ134VIDS how? Explain and elaborate please cause I see no reason it’s CGI

[@DCJ134VIDS]

@@nanda28cc look at 5:43. Cgi hammerhead. The whole video doesn’t show just cgi sharks but if you look closely, you can see how “smooth” some of these sharks are.

[@bamarine247]

Most people: There’s a shark I the water! Get out! These guys: There’s a hammerhead in the water! Get in!

[@HWolfe]

NSR?!😂

[@battlemode]

Steve Irwin logic

[@Rafalcalde]

LOL

[@ashleyashley9405]

TEXAStooTAL L lmfaooo

[@AliSwanson1728]

I love watching shark videos. But absolutely do NOT want to encounter one. :) I'm happy leaving them alone.

[@rmart0510]

I don't know how to swim which I'm lucky as I don't want to know or see what's lurking beneath the waves lol

[@overdrive7349]

Especially Hammer-Heads or Makos. They're really aggressive.

[@clydebalcom8252]

Yeah. I gotta agree. I prefer to admire them from a distance.

[@forastero54321]

Just poke one with a stick.

[@garcia4467]

🤣

[@gtwildin6732]

Literally hammer head sharks: 👁️. 👄. 👁️

[@charmedprince]

HAHaha

[@a1exis.]

👁 👁 👄

[@gtwildin6732]

@@a1exis. lol

[@enderdude7902]

"5 men still alive, the rest have moved on"

[@voodoodudu2547]

It's not fair that something so dangerous looks so silly, it's hard to take it seriously when you're not in the water with it 😅

[@sebastianp9370]

I feel like no matter the topic people will always find away to be toxic, the narrator sounds the way he does for his show, of course he rehearses and speaks in a way to appeal to many, so what? Look at what he's doing and showing us, the dudes got balls and this is awesome

[@turdferguson7112]

I totally agree! What's wrong with gearing your content for younger viewers as well? People that put others down aren't happy with themselves. They also don't know how to use their volume down button either I guess.

[@lonesoldier3921]

@@turdferguson7112 nope it's just irritating that's simple

[@komodo2435]

@@lonesoldier3921 don't watch his videos then, simple isn't it mate

[@Pearg0ld]

The videos fine that narrator is annoying, I just turned down the sound. Couldn't stand it

[@leviathan3630]

@@turdferguson7112 have you met Luce Bree?

[@LightningWing11]

"I'm Coyote Peterson and I'm about to be eaten by a Hammerhead Shark" *Screen goes dark* "Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!"

[@Spar7anProjec7]

"imma bout to enter the *danger zone* "

[@kenopofficial7]

Coyote: *dies* Camera Man: aRe YoU oK?

[@Sk1tz092]

Camera man: Are you okay? Does it hurt?

[@aGumball]

The one hammerhead's probably like "I'm a celebrity!"

[@Leilani-on9fy]

IM SORRY BUT I JUST HAD TP LIKE THAT XD

[@alextogo8367]

Because humans have brought them close to extinction.

[@lexol3347]

A hammer head is a strange looking creature. It was worth the wait to see one show up.

[@the_mighty_bearcat]

Hammerhead social media influencer.

[@danielkokal8819]

Hammerhead.... the king of peripheral vision.

[@JasonB808]

Other sharks: I hear boss music. Hammer Head: It’s Hammer Time!

[@Coolstrongwarriorbro27]

OvEruSed

[@nathanobsidian]

@@Coolstrongwarriorbro27 Accurate use here

[@gregreongreen9176]

Dude you are funny 😂😂

[@rrobey169]

Very cool! I'm so excited that you got to have that experience, and thank you for sharing it with us! My 5 year old son thinks this is the most amazing thing he's ever seen.

[@sergeynemkov1554]

Damn, he's making the hammerhead shark sound like a shiny yu-gi-oh card.

[@alloutofdonuts3998]

Wait so they see an enormous shark and they're like "HURRY let's go BACK in the water...it's big and it looks hungry!"

[@itsfadedvoid7147]

Sharks are very interesting creatures, they won't attack you on sight, they will only prey on humans if you desterb them. This doesn't go for all species of corse. Also who wouldn't want to get close to a HammerHead?

[@Zemog23]

It's Faded Void learn to spell.

[@Meme_supplier]

@@Zemog23 don't be an ignorant american, what if english is not his native language? I dare you to construct a sentence which is not your native language like russian, spanish, mandarin, etc. And have perfect grammar and spelling

[@SmoovyNovaFan]

It's Faded Void lol tell that to people who's died not disturbing them, they are still animals

[@teghan05]

Hammerheads rarely attack humans, their one of the most friendly shark species (towards humans) that exist. You shoukd always be careful wih sharks but hammerheads don't actually like attacking humans.

[@Chewbecca101]

I had a weird encounter with a hammerhead while I was digging in some deep tide pools for crabs. Some of the pools were insanely huge, but I assumed basically empty, and I was very surprised to get bumped by something. I popped my head up and heard a fisherman nearby scream "hammerhead!" I thought he was joking, but since something did bump me, I climbed back onto a sandbar. And then I saw the glorious thing, and I so regret this happening before camera phone days. It was just amazing. Best we could gage from the size of the tide pool and his size in it, was about 13 feet. He must have chased a fish in and gotten trapped at low tide. It was so awesome to see.

[@gzr3000]

Good shots of the hammerhead but the narrator should drop the corny cliches.

[@itsfadedvoid7147]

Yeah, he doesn't act like that in there other channel... don't know why he dose here.

[@MrSeek1971]

I get the feeling they are targeting a younger audience

[@bigpun7916]

This script suffers from over writing ! ...uhhhgggg

[@danc5644]

yeah but I feel like if he didn't sound corny, he'd lose all his charm. He isn't meant to be tailored towards conversational tone, he's tailoring the way he speaks in an educational forum. I'm sure he doesn't sound like this when your speaking to him.

[@linasayshush]

This channel is a spin-off from Brave Wilderness. It's their Brand ™.

[@scottrhodes8160]

That was incredible-a hammer head is like a mythical creature and to see one up close like that was great. And watching you guys play with the other sharks made them seem like playful creatures. Nice Video. Thanks for the adventure.

[@georgiestarr8576]

I love how there are a bunch of little fish chilling with the hammerhead lmfao. Must be his friends

[@oliveranation]

Shark tries to eat hand and does a twirly to get a better bite Diver: aww look at this cutie *pats it* And then there's me digging my nails into my chair being like "heh cute"

[@kenjutsukata1o1]

Tiger sharks can be very curious creatures, but unfortunately they investigate things by giving a bite. Nothing committed or serious, but more than enough to cause significant flesh wounds. Most tiger shark 'attacks' are the results of a tiger shark getting curious and taking a nibble. If the tigers were legit trying to attack the divers they would have been in deep trouble. Thankfully, tiger sharks are more curious than aggressive when it comes to people. A simple boop on the snout is enough to make them move away (like you saw in the video). The other species (the reef and the lemon) couldn't have cared less about the humans. Humans aren't a part of their diet so they couldn't be bothered. And they don't have the chomping investigation nature of the tiger. I honestly don't know much about hammerheads, but it almost seemed more like it was being territorial than it was genuinely attacking. They were also feeding it, so that probably made it a little more bold as well.

[@chrisvinicombe9947]

It was daylight so sharks were mostly in chill mode. Wouldn't want to be anywhere near that water at night. That being said I wouldn't go near that water day or night.

[@MrRop-yp3wt]

how does it not attack divers

[@HBosse90]

Most Interesting Troll the divers aren’t on the menu, sharks don’t eat people because they want to eat people. People get bit by accident when a shark mistakes then for something else, and 999/1000 times will spit the person right out. Of course that one bite is enough to do catastrophic damage, it’s nothing compared to what a shark could actually do if it was in some kind of feeding frenzy.

[@omao4938]

Most Interesting Troll Because they weren’t disturbing the sharks and because humans are not part of their diet. They just got close to the divers because Tiger Sharks are very curious shark species, if it was any other shark, they wouldn’t had pay attention to the divers.

[@infantryattacks]

I encountered a large Hammerhead vic Bimini in 1979 while scuba diving. You experience quite an adrenaline rush when you first encounter one. They are powerful and magnificent predators worthy of your utmost respect.

[@manifestgtr]

I used to do a LOT of fishing in Florida. On one trip my dad actually caught a baby hammerhead. It was hilarious...the little guy was probably about two feet long with this tiny little hammer. It was a happy ending, too. We got him loose and he swam away unharmed.

[@leah.moriah]

Your adjective of choice when recounting that story would be hilarious? That’s interesting.

[@manifestgtr]

@@leah.moriah What’s interesting is your anger at nothing

[@leah.moriah]

@@manifestgtr That was kind of rude. I wasn’t being malicious.

[@free-the-whales]

I saw a jellyfish in Maine waters a few years ago! There is so much wildlife out there it's AMAZING!

[@free-the-whales]

I didn't think they lived in cold waters

[@nateklempner561]

"-sharks... are truly... incredible creatures." *shark's gills pulsate* ... is that what it looks like when a shark sneezes? When their gills do a weird wave-pulse thing?

[@samuelcentamore6041]

When I was 16 I went to Panama beach for vacation, it was my first time to the ocean and I was standing in the water. I was only about knee deep when I felt something rub against my foot. I looked down and there was a baby shark about a foot maybe a foot and a half long swimming between my legs. It did 3 passes and swam off, it was awesome. I couldn't tell what kind of shark it was cuz it happened so fast but I'll never forget it.

[@jondunmore4268]

That hammerhead - man! What kind of evolutionary madness?! It's eyes actually MIGRATED with the growth of its face forwards and outwards, instead of staying in the common place for eyes! I'm sure it must give it some kind of extra visual perception over a larger area than a normal shark's.

[@blakearmentrout7717]

ether that or it has a HUGE blind spot and keeps running into poles lol

[@chicomello3282]

Yes. They have pretty much 190º field of view for each eye, and they meet at a 10º binocular area in front. This is only one of the natural selections: the head is also a hydrofoil wing, and the hammerhead changes the pitch on it's head to change directions and accelerate in turnings much faster than any other shark. It also has much more electric sensors.

[@nottellingyou14]

I wonder if there are any other animals like it.

[@robwalsh9843]

The hammer gives them a vast sensory array. Hammerheads are expert trackers and locators.

[@omgareth6013]

The Tiger Sharks looked scary, majestic, and cute at the same time.

[@gibranarkan2209]

2:49 look at all those chickens

[@a1exis.]

2:53 hey mario

[@ginawiggles918]

My 7 year old g.s. loved this video. He's doing a class report on the Great Hammerhead so finding this video was perfect. We were surprised how much larger it was than the other sharks....and they were pretty big too.

[@burnabee5915]

7:37 Such an amazing Camera Shot

[@moskito5864]

Dude, this was one of the best Shark Videos i have ever watched!!!! I was feeding sharks myself 30 years ago on Maldives and had a Hammerhead once following our group, single one, about 4-5m (12-15feet) long, this one here is around 9-12feet but still a big one. We never see a hammerhead there so we got up two days later early morning at 05:00 driving to the outer Atoll, where it goes down to 3000m (9000feet) and voila, suddenly a shool of Hammerheads, smallest around 1m guarded by the olders around 2-3m about 50-60 of this great looking animals.. I am just loving Sharks, would love to see a great white one someday. seen a lot of TIgers and all kind of other Sharks, never ..imagine this, i am living in Thailand...a WhaleShark ...never :D :D :D ... Goooood job, even if i think its a bit crazy sitting with nothing in the back there in free space... i like to have a reef behind me ;)

[@aquilarossa5191]

No matter how many of these videos I see, I still freak out in the ocean if I go in over my waist. Years ago I came face to face with a massive shark here in NZ. It was chasing mullet along the wave I was trying to catch, but then it spun around and slowly moved towards me. I caught the wave and rode it on my belly to shore. It had the size and shape of a Great White and they frequent a gannet colony nearby and have killed people there (I can't be sure, but it was well over 2 meters, so probably was). Ever since then I have had an irrational fear of sharks. I still think they are awesome though and should not be killed for sport (i am not totally opposed to people hunting for food within reason, but despise trophy hunting for kicks). I took up skydiving instead of surfing. Crazy, but it is easier for me to throw myself out of a Cessna at 11,000 feet, than go in the ocean.

[@kennethconner90]

mullet haircut is quite retro

[@AgniFirePunch]

@Ken Ver toxic

[@chipperdrewski]

Aquila Rossa I feel you. I still love scuba, but skydiving is incredible!

[@fluffybunny3178]

remember the old saying .... sharks are more scared of you, than you are of him ....... or was that spiders ..... I forget .... or maybe lions

[@annice-4609]

Sharks are rarely hunted for necessary food (more specifically fin hunting) Ik it probably wont help but the reasons shark follow surfers is because you look like a seal to the mostly blind shark, and they tend to take 1 bite and go "blah that's not a seal" Glad your promoting not killing them though!

[@XAVR_]

7:38 my dude just kickflipped a Tiger Shark

[@maitri6087]

* barrel roll

[@nigelhaines404]

Just returned from Tiger Beach & Bimini three weeks ago. Viewing these magnificent animals was something I wouldn't have missed. Responsible, under control operations, if you're an experienced diver no problems, just enjoy these creatures in their environment and experience the thrill!

[@geoffreydowen5793]

I saw one mid Atlantic sailing across to the states on HMS Arethusa in 1984 whilst serving in the Royal Navy. this footage is magnificent well done and stay safe.

[@CharlieTheSupersaurus]

Another wonderful episode from the Blue Wilderness team. Loving this just as much as Brave Wilderness. It's great to see more content coming and this channel is off to a great start with Mark hosting and Mario directing. It's also great to see Coyote along for the ride and that he finally received the "not sick at sea, first time for everything" achievement. Hahaha. Keep up the amazing work, guys and stay safe out there. Looking forward to the future with Blue Wilderness.

[@null_star.]

5:43 The Hammerhead shark:"Here comes a giant fist!" Mark:"Patrick no!"

[@CipherSerpico]

I think that because people are so afraid of sharks, they don’t realize how beautiful they are.

[@chocolatemilk8838]

Exactly! They know what is a food source and what is not. Most people observe from above the ocean but they should really be overserving from under the water.

[@JenniferRademaker]

When I was in Grenada I always wondered if I would forever be known as the tourist girl who cried "lemon shark" until he appeared. Great video

[@corvair5454]

This should be the kind of videos aired during shark week. It helps remove the negative stigma around them.

[@AziSlays]

Couldn't agree more. More people need to know they're basically just big ocean cats.

[@sabraisaacson7858]

I love this! My husband and I are getting our scuba certs so we can do this with a shark guide. A marine biologist said that hammerheads are actually scared of bubbles and sharks can't swim backwards so they would have to go forward to find out what it is and then if they aren't interested they still have to go forward and bump into whatever it is and then divert to either left or right.

[@99thJediWarrior]

Have fun and be safe!

[@oldspiritart]

Remember, you don’t need to outswim the shark, just the person you’re with.

[@einsteinsdichromateequatio4777]

😂😂

[@terryallen5328]

Love watching shark videos and have the utmost respect for those divers who enter the water to get these videos.

[@jrfan3662]

Tiger shark is the 3rd most dangerous species "lemme shove him on the nose"

[@doughnutman8832]

Nose are a weak spot

[@noremac687]

I know this is a joke and all, but in case you didn’t know, it’s to ward off the tiger shark and remind it that you aren’t suitable for prey.

[@jrfan3662]

@@noremac687 nah nah u got it all wrong u gotta find it's mate and assert ur dominance

[@omao4938]

Jrfan Tiger sharks are dangerous when they are actually angry. Tiger sharks are usually very relaxed, the only thing they have is that they are very curious, but other than that they won’t eat humans just because yes, they don’t eat humans because they are not in their diet, and they won’t attack unless you disturb the shark.

[@noremac687]

Jrfan ahh yes my mistake

[@a171043]

My son is 4 and always asks to watch this video! We love it!

[@MrBonners]

Ex-navy here. Pacific. Not a diver. Saw lots of sharks big and small. By the way, they like to have their noses scratched like dogs. It calms them (7:55). Over stimulates the electric field sensors, tickles. Saw small hammerheads a few times, 1 foot or so. Little suckers will charge you when wading around a reef. Flat head lets them turn their head fast and bite. Good for getting stingrays. BUT! THAT hammerhead gave me a cold chill and I actually got goose bumps. Should carry a small spiked cattle prod device when swimming with the big fast ones.

[@shakesperezen6078]

Not that I would go swimmin with one of our larger Aussie ocean predator beauty's like the great white..but scratchin their sandpaper skinned snozz would be just simply bloody Awwwwesome😊..cept I might havta be lookin sideways from one Mk1 eyeball so I didn't have to be so close to the business end of such sharky AwesomeNess..Eeeeeek! 😨..😅😁👍😆..my ol surfboard already has some biteee shark nibbles on the front end from the odd curious grey denizens...I much prefer seein their beauty gliding beneath me and under-surfing the wave I am riding on my board..😅.🌊🏄🌊.. (/-\)..

[@MrBonners]

@@shakesperezen6078 They like to take a bit of a taste if they can't get a good flavor of you from the water or associate the two. The wide set eyes gives them excellent 3D vision and a wider field of view kill zone. "humans are Yum! Yum! Gooder if you can get the spongey rubber wrapping off them first. Sometimes they don't have one. Taste first. ". -------H.H. Shark aka "Hammy the Hammer."

[@shakesperezen6078]

@@MrBonnersTime ta bin the wetsuit then☝😆 ..I'd better get my suit of chainmail and steel spangenhelm back from the dry cleaners then hey mate😉👍..the next surf is gunna be a doozy..😄😃😂🌊😁😅😀.. (/-\)..cheers for sharky menu listing..thats a shout of beers I owes yer🍻🍺👍✊✌..

[@victornunes6306]

1 of the best videos of sharks here, for sure!!! Big hugs from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@JahGuarrr]

Hammerheads are pretty cool looking sharks, never really thought about it.

[@ThomasMoraes1]

Total respect to sharks..what a bond they created in that dive.

[@joevines3428]

3:00 I thought he was about to say "Mario go tell the captain we need a bigger boat!"

[@charrski2918]

Best documentary yet!

[@MannyGonzalezReyna]

Its so amazing the feeling of the sharks surrounding you! I used to be a diver in platforms and rigs and the sharks were there all the time.

[@YvonneLyons]

Must be such an amazing and fabulous experience. The sharks really do appear to be friendly and playful with the divers, allowing them to stay in their area without attacking them.

[@GentlemanBystander]

It's widely known that hammerheads aren't man-eaters and the majority of the "attacks" are on spear-fishers where the shark is only going after their catch, so why the unnecessary drama at the beginning?

[@drakemcfee9138]

Thank you!!! I hate this stupidity!

[@rayerscarpensael2300]

Dude they play with large sized tiger sharks known for man eating like they are dogs, yet you find an angle to critizice...?

[@ivankadump2539]

Yes agree...god knows .... sharks have an unfair rap already without this constant BS. You can tell what it eats by its teeth 🦷 a fish eater. Not humans.

[@jpsned]

@@drakemcfee9138 Yup... typical reality-show dumbness.

[@yat3700]

😒😴😴😴

[@emilybrackett2840]

Ones for my Make A Wish trip. Mom, Dad, Ian and I went to the Bahamas. Gladly we didn't see any Hammerhead sharks there, but nowadays I'd love to see Hammerhead sharks!

[@kheventplanner]

That was so cool! He was beautiful! It felt like i was there under the water with yall!

[@WhiteDove73-888]

Thanks for suggesting this on my birthday. It made my morning when you were petting that Tiger Shark!!!

[@davidatkins6919]

WOW, very impressive footage of sharks but that Hammerhead! Fantastic, great job guys! 2 thumbs up!

[@satyajitganguly3135]

Undoubtedly the mo st fascinating videos of sharks !!

[@KC-xe6ug]

Best adventure channel in the world. Who agrees?

[@snekback.]

KC301005 brave wilderness is better although they are made by the same ppl

[@dragonflame8157]

SnekBack Completely agree. Coyote narrating _Brave Wilderness_ just adds a good feeling to it because you know Coyote and his personality, and people like to know the narrator.

[@johnmcnulty4425]

My heart is pounding watching this video hundreds of miles from the ocean! Great work!

[@cooldesigner501]

Beautiful footage. Nice to see a healthy reef. 🦈

[@tammiea8552]

The markings on that hammerhead are beautiful

[@edwardcornel2486]

I’m a diver myself, and was fortunate to go on a number of shark dives. Sharks are magnificent creatures. It’s an absolute delight to spot and get close to one, let alone a hammerhead. Hammerheads are almost the stuff of legends from where I came from. They’re so rare. We used to have a lot of them, but their numbers greatly declined due to the damage to their ecosystem + poaching.

[@makedaserju8961]

BW and Johnathan bird in the Bahamas is the best collab there is

[@Sempapax]

It’s funny how the narrator sounds like the most wholesome person in the world, but then proceeds to literally avatar bend multiple sharks at the same time like it’s a normal thing.

[@Zeuts85]

These guys are freaking insane.

[@ImThAtGuY90]

I love how the small fish swim with the sharks there so smart because no other creature will mess with them 😂😂

[@VashStarwind]

And they get free food ha

[@mladen5016]

''Dude, most cooperative hammerhead, ever!'' This has got to be the most 'Step brothers'' moment, EVER!

[@StaceyTaylor0293]

Top of my bucket List is to one day swim with sharks! I think they are magnificent and have been fascinated by them for as long as I can remember! The temptation to just pack our life up, move abroad and work with shark conservationists or something like that! If only.. ❤

[@radekoliva7874]

Fantastic Sharks!!!Amazing!Thanks boys!!!👍👍👍

[@clydebalcom8252]

The Great Hammerhead shark is my favorite. He looks almost playful. He looks like he's having fun at the diver's expense.

[@TheUnderCoverMother2020]

I saw one at Sea World. They are fascinating looking up close. Just Glass between me and it. I'll never forget that memory. Got great pics of it too.

[@The.Destroyer.Of.The.Worlds]

goegeous. thank you for making this video!

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

I don't think Blue Wilderness needs to be posted on Brave Wilderness. It is going to do fine on its own. Please just post the Blue Wilderness on Blue Wilderness. Thanks.

[@trevorlee3991]

I agree

[@Olimpiamgv]

amen^^^

[@majortom4543]

They have to boost this channel though, only way of doing so is by using their other platform, they are the same crew so why not do it. You are not thinking critically as they do. They earn a living out of this so whatever methods they need to do to get more viewers into this channel let them do it.

[@djgulston]

It's only temporary. They need to advertise the Blue Wilderness channel on Brave Wilderness in order to get subscribers.

[@erikgustavsson9302]

Was only once and it was to show that blue wilderness existed and how it was otherwise almost nobody would have found it

[@banananutloaf1094]

I remember when I was at Mexico beach Florida, (close to panama) I was really little and my dad was fishing on the beach, he wound up catching a baby hammerhead shark and at the time I had a obsession with sharks so when I saw it I was amazed, I wound up holding it and then I let it go

[@royroyalu]

Aren’t you not supposed to feed the sharks?…hence why they always follow boats now because they were reinforced humans give them food? Which makes them leave normal migration routes and also makes them dependent on us?

[@CassandraCurran-k7n]

That’s what I thought 😮

[@thatgalaxygirl-roblox4769]

That was such a amazing bond with the tiger sharks and the hammer head!!

[@FluffyVM]

8:38 why do i feel like he has said this a million times in a mirror xD

[@100nista5]

Omg same

[@pgsaurusjr169]

Mark is the best camera man and s’more maker

[@randyporter3491]

A friend of mine asked me to go with him to "swim with sharks". Sadly, I was out of town during that time. I remember now, I took the 3:15 out of Nopesville, on my way to Effthatastan.

[@sphyrnaphile]

That looked like a lot of fun! Cool vid.

[@trua7129]

7:55 the way he patted that tiger shark! 😂

[@blinkspacestudio8892]

Good to see divers respecting sharks, please be careful and dont get the too excited. Amazing footage of these animals especially that huge hammerhead what a beauty!!! These animals deserved massive respect they are so antient.

[@codepirate7717]

3:26 video quotes: *safety comes first* after a split second *jump's into water filled with shark's* Me:Oh! The irony!

[@madhatley459]

mark vins n frins is why i always keep my youtube tab muted

[@umbrellacorp.]

Love the video!.😎👍 Protect all the sharks.🦈😁 I think he's the " Brave Wilderness " dude.🤔

[@faithdoerner9262]

I love the cute little sidekicks that swim almost stuck to the sharks sides haha

[@lars9168]

They eat the parasites from the shark

[@theonemythen4279]

I love sharks and would love to do what you guys do, but big open waters make me uncomfortable lol. If I ever get the chance though, diving with great whites is a dream of mine and I'll just have to commit to it haha. That said, fantastic work and thank you so much for this beautiful video!

[@BejaranoAngeles.11.]

My dream is to dive with Great Whites too, they are just the King of the Ocean !

[@redzgirl2476]

That was really dope! Such beautiful, fierce and graceful creatures...

[@-d-devil-3393]

They look really cool. But that head looks so uncomfortable, its eyes are on that hammery part.

[@bruno7507]

It's and evolutionary advantage. They have a 360 degree field of view, it's like playing on third person

[@javokful]

Awesome channel mate.🍾👏

[@Archer335]

“Be brave. Stay wild.” No, Mark, I think I’ll let you guys be brave and wild. I like keeping all of my limbs and staying alive. Nice video though! I just subscribed.

[@pfaffman100]

Cody, Brave Wilderness.

[@danieldickinson5853]

Nothing worse than an amazingly shot piece of wildlife footage with narration by an American.

[@samb7370]

I just love how sharks look like underwater doggies 🥰

[@elenaa8256]

doggies that will potentially end your life

[@BejaranoAngeles.11.]

Yessss, lmao, I think the same, like beautiful pit bulls in the sea ❤️

[@rosiknecht2380]

Wow that is truly amazing 👍🤩thanks for sharing such great experience

[@DeepHouseGuy83]

5:55 correction, " wow that was close the speed of shark was so incredible I decided to get the fk out the water right then and there"

[@derriizaditya5734]

so many shark and they all very happy to swim and filming.. this is can call crazy right ?

[@KamikazeMoth]

I want to do this so bad. Great video and beautiful footage.

[@fw1421]

Every one of these guys are CRAZY!🙀🙀🙀

[@rhyss_puffs]

I love this channel!!! Also, the team should swim with dolphins or whale sharks. Both of those would be really cool!!!

[@mattj3703]

Yes whale sharks

[@kermit_is_real_try_me7346]

mdog 2000 Orcas?

[@itsfadedvoid7147]

@@mattj3703 orcas would be reallt cool too

[@PW-zs2yx]

This was a fantastic dive, a tiger shark approaching and biting the way they were would have been terrifying for most people that takes composure to not become overwhelmed by fear.

[@swicharoony608]

Didn't they already post this episode?

[@swicharoony608]

@@nerformance ooohhh....

[@randomtalks9455]

They did I was thinking the same thing

[@Squirrel486]

I want them to video a Great White shark but i also don't want them too bc that's really dangerous

[@thekitchengunsmith6435]

Yall already had this one released before.

[@bennajin3493]

There gonna be having the videos on both channels for a while... Eventualy Blue Wilderness will have its own videos

[@xEvilNeverDiesx]

That water is clearer than what comes out my tap, it's gorgeous.