Shark Attack Capital of the World | SharkFest

Roughly 1 out 25 shark attacks worldwide occurs in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, earning the nickname the Shark Attack Capital of the World.
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[@adriannaa545]

Camera: introduces a new dangerous shark NAT GEO: DUB STEP MUSIC INTENSIFIES

[@jodieharmon]

Hahaha

[@haydenfink3566]

😂😂

[@twocrazyandlazydogs2518]

Soooooooo why would anyone choose to swim at that beach?

[@lavidawithjoey]

@@spartiatakos Except they do go knowingly and ask if there are sharks in the water..? Did you even watch the video?

[@rajdehoo6993]

@@lavidawithjoey yeah.. they want problems so they get it

[@austincorn1941]

Two Crazy and Lazy Dogs I go to that beach every year. Normally if you see any sharks they’re about 100 yards out or more. But I don’t go during the migration months so I don’t know what it looks like then.

[@elskankhunt42]

Because why not?

[@richardvass1462]

I swam out there in 4-7 feet deep water for years every day for half the year and some days for hours at a time. Only saw a few sharks and never been bitten. I feel safer in the water than in my car on the highway. Nobody dies from shark attack in this area but many drown, get struck by lightning, get shot, overdose, and killed in crashes. A good swimmer has little to fear from these sharks. They're small ones and they only accidentally bite because they are feeding on fish. Yes, I get out of the water if there are schools of fish around me.

[@styleswiftie1118]

I go to new Smyrna every year and one of the reasons people swim here so much is because it’s great for surfing and they water is really warm

[@perfecttweet8531]

Yeah Fr it’s a shame so many sharks are here

[@zed5822]

@@perfecttweet8531 it’s a shame so many humans are there. The ocean belongs to the sharks, humans should stay on the earth

[@perfecttweet8531]

@@zed5822 didn’t say it didn’t, I just wish they weren’t at this beach specifically because it has amazing surf conditions for florida

[@RandomPerson-ln6sg]

Surf here all the time at the sharkiest zone of the beach and have never gotten bit despite having had experiences with sharks swimming around me and thrashing around eating fish

[@baileybowman2449]

@@zed5822 didn’t realize every time I was in the ocean I left earth, fascinating 😂 Does the air belong to the birds, should we not fly? Does the forest belong to bears, should we stay out of the woods? Seriously? 🙄

[@dogdrools]

Give the lifeguards drones to monitor the sharks.

[@richardvass1462]

There are sharks in the water all the time but very few people are ever bitten and nobody dies that I have heard of in the Daytona New Smyrna area. lots of people die from car wrecks so be careful driving to the beach.

[@maryanndrummond5301]

Alot of private citizens who are shRk enthusiasts do patrol the waters using drones.Some have a visible shRk decal on the drones n when surfers see these shRk drones they know there is a shRk or shRks close by n they get the fluck out of dodge.....

[@tinamorey120]

Drones should be mandatory

[@maryanndrummond5301]

@@tinamorey120 Totally agree! We have alot of new technology at our disposal n drones r just 1 example of ways to keep beach-goers safe...love n peace from Philly!!!

[@snipez1099]

Yeah

[@checkmattor4235]

At 0:27 i thought he was going to say:” that means that 1 in 25 people who go here will get attacked” 😂

[@maryweaver140]

I live in Orlando and this is the beach my family always goes to; I never get anywhere farther out than ankle deep

[@hayleyclanton5200]

ohhh it’s not bad

[@sonyabrown9904]

News flash...ankle deep is dangerous!!!!

[@asiangin]

I also have a place here and I swim far out

[@davecfishing7907]

ive seen life gaurds swim like 1/4 mile off the beach in New Smyrna, its almost always surfers that get bit by the Inlet

[@nspajay]

Sure put this out when I'm about to go to the beach next week🤧

[@richardvass1462]

drive safely because you're a thousand times more likely to be killed in a car crash driving to the beach then to be killed at the beach by a shark.

[@michelangelo1680]

@2 nibbles or 1 Byte im tempted to try that

[@ireyel]

Just don’t swim in the ocean and just make sandcastles or walk on the boardwalk with someone

[@freshafro7098]

'This person died 1 week later'

[@chiqitocraqueados6969]

Did you die?

[@jameschance3991]

I live here....sooo....as a Beach Safety Officer, if someone asks ya if there's sharks out there....just say yes.

[@cindys6468]

THEN ........GET OUT OF THE WATER WHEN THESE BEAUTIFUL CREATURES MIGRATE....PEOPLE CAUSE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS!

[@Suggi-gy6vh]

I don't understand why to government don't close the beach in there months... humans shouldn't disturb this amazing creatures

[@breadpersonboym6884]

We’re just trying to surf buddy

[@hiba-gr3er]

People know about this then why do they take risk going there?

[@rutherford5247]

True

[@yanjijay6752]

Exactly what I thought guess people's like going towards trouble then walking away

[@hiba-gr3er]

@@yanjijay6752 good point.

[@dmtelfireland779]

The wet is worth it?

[@yanjijay6752]

@@dmtelfireland779 nope not ot I'm gonna get bitten

[@Cookie-bd6vt]

I surf at new Smyrna beach all the time and honestly, it’s not as scary as everyone thinks it is. Within a year, I’ll probably see about 25 sharks while I’m surfing, most of them being blacktips. I’m not stupid, so every time I see a shark, I get out of the water, but they usually won’t attack you without a reason. But I definitely recommend that you stay out of the waters if you don’t have a surfboard or any floating board. But usually they don’t really care for humans, sometimes they come to check me out but they haven’t ever attacked me yet(and I hope they never do). So, in conclusion, sharks aren’t as scary and vicious as everyone makes them out to be, but they are still to be feared, and if you see one, get out of the water immediately.

[@taopaille-paille4992]

It works until they are near you but you haven't seen

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Thank you. This is a ridiculous attempt to blow this out of proportion. Every time people get in the water there are dozens of sharks of all sizes. If they really fancied human on the menu, there would be thousands of attacks, nit 74 unprovoked a year in the entire US,

[@Jay-lr3me]

Are blacktips particularly aggressive? Like they're much more placid than a bull shark aren't they, correct me if I'm wrong

[@noellechapman7667]

I just got back from new Smyrna and there was more five shark bites in the week I was there and one happened while I was swimming. None were fatal. Still love sharks tho.

[@randomclips4094]

This is nothing to how many people kill sharks every year, 100M Million shark's, yep.

[@bornfree8073]

A shark is not equal to humans. Stfu. You are trash if you think so. Humans are worth more than any animal. If you arent ok with humans killing sharks, you shouldnt be ok with humans killing any animal. If that is the case, go vegan, shut off your wifi, and live in the woods. Because your house, wifi, electricity and etc kills more animals than we do sharks. So stfu hippy

[@randomclips4094]

@@bornfree8073 Im fine with humans killing animals, and I also dont want to be a vegan, but there are limits to how many animals we should hunt, we wouldnt even be here without Honey Bees, if my House, Wifi, etc kills more animals than we do? Who built those Houses and Wifi? Isnt it us? Its funny cause youtube comment is open for anyone to share their opinion and youre telling me to stfu. We should preserve some endangered animals you know, without them I dont know what will happen to us mentally, cause I dont want to live in this world with 7Billion trash especially people like you. We should Shut Down illegal animal trafficking and killing like what im about to do to you.

[@randomclips4094]

@@bornfree8073 im fine with killing animals as long as they are not endangered and in a humane way

[@Twist2210]

Fax

[@heiltecn9ne]

May I suggest anger management?

[@Pandahippy]

There's sharks in the ocean?! No way! 😄

[@alanbernard7558]

Solution- when the migrate how about you close the beach???? Dang I should be a scientist

[@criticalhitt.9028]

lol

[@criticalhitt.9028]

@Jake Shattuck if it means no one is getting hurt then yes?

[@aartlewis3791]

Only half the attacks happen during migration

[@pepsiman228]

Aart lewis it’s still the majority

[@claudiorabsten7179]

shia: just do it!

[@rdizzy1]

Amazing idea to bring your kids to swim in the shark attack capital of the world, top quality parenting.

[@richardvass1462]

There's a sign outside of town that says world's most safest bathing Beach. There is very shallow water going out quite a ways and very few people get bit by sharks actually. Considering how many people are in the water that is. Nobody has ever died from sharks there.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

There gettinem ready for the real world - human sharks.

[@SuperEman500]

The wax integrates the chivalrous respect.

[@Nagz45]

Humans kill more sharks than sharks kill humans. Nice try though!

[@rdizzy1]

@@Nagz45 What does that have to do with the utter stupidity of bringing your kid to the beach with the highest number of shark attacks in the entire world?

[@cheryllyons6198]

My husband and I were newcomers and went there the last two days of our honeymoon in October last year and no one warned us. We didn’t see any signs posted at the entrance or on the beach anywhere. We wondered why it was practically empty. Just a handful of people. They just looked at us weird but never said anything. We didn’t find out until we saw this video! Yikes!

[@Cookie-bd6vt]

It was empty? Usually New Smyrna is so full that it’s impossible to get a spot on the beach.

[@seven471]

It's deserted usually. Beautiful

[@debrakleid5752]

NSB tends to be very crowded and depending on what part of the year you go it can be crowded or not. There is a week in October every year where Daytona Beach has Biketoberfest and it spills into NSB, Port Orange, and other areas. During that time residents and other beach goers avoid Volusia County due to the traffic plus October the temps start to go down a little reducing the amount of visitors. We just had spring break and good god the traffic was horrendous by the beach and NSB has 2 bridges where you can go from the mainland to the beaches because you have to cross one of the bridges over the Halifax River and one is a drawbridge which we avoid like the plague. Also kids are still in school in October reducing visitors as well. NSB has less than 30,000 residents and the traffic can be a nightmare for a small town. Plus the water isn’t very pretty here compared to other areas where it may be crystal blue. Here it’s that ugly dark green.

[@debrakleid5752]

@@seven471 it’s deserted usually at night but not during the day especially on Flagler Ave

[@OP-xi3fw]

New Smyrna is the most packed beach in Central Florida FYI.

[@alanvonau278]

Sharks 🦈🦈🦈, too, vacation 😎🏄‍♂️🏊‍♂️ in Florida...and want the beaches all to themselves.

[@kyledecarlo]

I’ve lived an hour from this beach my entire life. been going in the water since i was a kid

[@Userxyz-z2d]

Do you put your kids in the water there too?

[@dmtelfireland779]

Sure why not splash around like food where the hungry wild monsters live? Bring the kids too

[@richardvass1462]

Most shark bites are from small sharks and rarely isn't even serious and nobody hardly dies. Way more people get killed in car accident on the way to the beach.

[@dmtelfireland779]

@@richardvass1462 small sharks are still larger than some pets and have sharp sharp teeth. Just cause they're not great whites doesn't mean it's going to be a good experience or reasonably logic to put a child into the ocean lol

[@monalisa72775]

@@dmtelfireland779 Locals are not afraid in New Smyrna Beach or Daytona Beach. Nobody has ever died of a shark attack in New Smyrna Beach and many many people swim they're very rare anyone gets bitten.

[@dmtelfireland779]

@@monalisa72775 I'll let you go in first lol

[@MarkLee1]

Dolphins kill more people than the sharks do.

[@DavidDiaz-de2qf]

I went to New Smyrna today and we saw 4 of them really close to us.

[@AzlianaLyana]

Ok. We're going to need more of this. Seems like it's been cut off... again. Anyhow, if they're hiding from bigger threats, might as well do it at the shoreline. Plenty of food for everyone!

[@Skysthelimit212]

I was just at cocoa beach which is south of new smyrna. We saw one sharks dorsal fin and then 2 more swam by and everyone had to come out of the water for 30 mins.

[@luisrrrrrrr]

So we know there’s shark attacks there yet people still flood the beach to swim there and then wonder why there’s attacks hmmmmm That’s humans for ya

[@richardvass1462]

I went swimming here a thousand times and only seen sharks a couple times and nobody ever gets killed by sharks here. New Smyrna and Daytona are very safe places to swim but be careful driving here because you're a thousand times more likely to be killed in a car accident.

[@animehuntress9018]

@@richardvass1462 I wouldn't call it safe, simply because its a ocean beach and you can drown you know, lol. But seriously all of the attacks seem minor and there aren't any missing limbs from what I could find. Got curious and went hunting for some stories about the beach. Plus there is the fact that it really doesn't take much to be 1 out of 25 when you consider the amount of shark attacks. 220 attacks out of 5500, and all of the attacks are minor considering what sharks can do? I'd be more concerned about drowning. I think the rate for that is something like 10 a day, and just in America?

[@breadpersonboym6884]

Sometimes the surfing is worth it

[@sjsjsjsjjssjhwnnsnenejejen7411]

This is soooo helpful I'm going to Florida in June Thank you!🙏🙏🙏

[@dylan-cj1cg]

Well sharks live in the ocean. Mystery solved.

[@SuperEman500]

The voice persuades the frantic market.

[@duchi882]

*When Nature strikes* It holds nothing back

[@jamieosborne2281]

I swam there as a kid. I had no idea of the reputation. My family and I went on holiday from UK to Florida, 1990. My parents befriended a local couple who recommended New Smyrna as a nice place visit, with an apparently non-touristy beach. He was right the beach was lovely, and place was near empty. As soon as we got there I swam out alone, just straight out for around 50-60m I guess, while the others unpacked towels and bags. I looked back and saw I was far from shore, so turned and swam straight back. I lazily crawled up the sand a big wave crashed on me and spun me around. As I struggled for breath i remember thinking the sea is giving me a slap for being so careless. I don’t know how I didn’t encounter a shark. Looking back it was a really surreal moment. I think sharks are beautiful creatures but I don’t fancy a bite. I was lucky.

[@michaelzeuli]

I could see the vacation house we rented for a week on this video and swam everyday in late July and had no problems. Must of just been lucky🙏

[@danesmith4227]

Nat geo are professionals at click bait. Dam yet another 5min wasted. The video asks more question that it even answers. I'm always left feeling empty and my thirst for knowledge is never quenched on this channel.

[@Trappzzz]

I grew up in Daytona. Always heard it on the news but in all my time I never saw one.

[@ImLisaMoore]

I was brushed by, but not bit, by a shark here back in Aug., 1979. I think about it every year at about this time and how lucky I was so here I am looking at shark videos.

[@jimmyconway1824]

1:35... now that’s the stuff of nightmares.

[@clee6746]

The sharks bought the 'all you can eat' package, a value deal for the migration.

[@imjusstchillin5776]

New symerna, Ormond Beach, and Daytona Beach are Florida's hot spots!! I used to live in Daytona it's very real

[@monalisa72775]

I have been swimming there for years and spend hours a day in the water. Nobody ever died of a shark attack in Volusia County. I think I might have stepped on one or two when I was body surfing and I seen a few. I'm more scared of the jellyfish.

[@imjusstchillin5776]

@@monalisa72775 Yes. what's your point

[@SuperJepRocks]

Why don't they put a net for about 50 meters from the shore line so that sharks won't come in through the swim area..

[@jusayenso8186]

I thought about that too. It doesn't have to be even a mile long stretch of water, if money is the issue. Even a three block long stretch would allow for all the beachgoers uncrowded access to the ocean. I enjoy just relaxing, bobbing up and down with the waves, that no pool can match. Any pool is still going to be more crowded than a sectioned off part of the ocean. This basic structure technology seems easily doable.

[@steveando56]

Humans invade the shark environment then get attacked......no brainer!!!

[@yvettejones4249]

To think I was swimming in that beach in April thinking wow there's hardly anybody at the beach. Its so nice here. I have to come back.

[@oskarslusarski2972]

I swam there in October 2013 and I had no idea about it 😱

[@columbiaave1995]

This is very true, always been known as the shark spot, but Melbourne/cocoa known for catfish.

[@kellyvanhughes3410]

I came down to daytona to roof in 2015, and my whole crew went swimming and the next day a local coworker asked what we did the night before. We told him we all went body surfing in new smyrna. He said...yall are insane. Did u ever workder why yall were the only ones out there swimming at night? Never again

[@jordanlt518]

How to have the pool to yourself 1:dress up as a shark 2:Scare everyone 😆

[@vacuum4634]

Wow! Great idea gonna try it now

[@sonyabrown9904]

Lmao!!!!

[@jenhoney9741]

That's odd. I was just thinking Australia was the shark capital of attacks?

[@jameschance3991]

It's actually known as 'The Shark Bite Capital of the World '....not the shark 'attack ' capital of the World.

[@JC-dc7eb]

Well, here’s a fact. If you stay out of their backyard, they will stay out of yours!

[@Rae14094]

My family has a condo down there and me and my family visit there almost every year. I have no idea why my family chose a condo at that beach. But it really is a nice community

[@asnefossmark8697]

Lol I was there with my family once, and my parents just chose to not tell me about the sharks until we had left. I mean, nobody got hurt, and we had a good time at the beach!

[@user-lj3in6pd3d]

Baby shark dodododo baby shark🎶🎵🎤

[@alex5308]

I’ve been going to New Smyrna for years, since I was a kid, it only averages like 9-13 bites a year and practically none of them are fatal. They aren’t gonna close a beach for 3 months for such a highly unlikely event. No one forces you to go into the water, it’s your choice.

[@bl8388]

Paid off by the sharks to get more toes to nibble at New Smyrna Beach

[@ahumanbeing8240]

I’m here on vacation and I went in up to my knees

[@brianlam257]

How about building a shark net underwater???

[@richardvass1462]

Because lot's of people drown but no one has ever died from sharks in New Smyrna Beach or Volusia county for that matter.

[@traintrax2140]

I've had sharks swim right past me a few times even brushing up against me. They are everywhere

[@munirgolsom5850]

I like the sharks :))

[@MichalOlender]

Sharks are just misunderstood ocean puppies.

[@quapcousteau9824]

i used to live here, great suf

[@styleswiftie1118]

Um my family vacations here every year

[@baileyjobaker]

Well..I’m here rn and am in the ocean all the time😂😂😂

[@davidbuschhorn6539]

Never swim or surf near the inlet or a river mouth. That's where the big predators hang out to feed.

[@zacharyward3068]

Yall dont get this unless you live in Florida... They arent severe attacks

[@adriannaa545]

No, but what's shocking is the number, not necessarily the severity. The chances of getting bitten at all are slim, but the fact that the number of shark attacks are that large is strange unless some other interferences is occuring.

[@AsFewFalseThingsAsPossible]

Really could do without the background sound effects and loud music.

[@TmGRAV3Z]

*que obnoxious dubstep*

[@evelynalabaster]

Lmao

[@DeadSezSo]

Sharks are not evil but that doesn't mean you should tempt them lol Myrtle Beach is one of the most common shark attack places in the world too but we don't act like parents are bad for taking their kids there. As long as you are responsible and aware, you risk is relatively low. Don't go too far out, don't wear flashy jewelry or bright bathing suits.

[@scout12356]

I fish offshore of new Smyrna and there’s A TON of sharks because there’s so many baitfish like grunts and pin fish

[@Cade_Stephens]

Lol I love here, my family from out of town comes here to surf it’s super chill this show try’s to make it all scary it’s rly not

[@Megagamers-om1nx]

Is this in myrtle beach or Florida

[@andrewcullum7097]

Just don't swim in the sea, simple! There are Sharks everywhere,so don't take the chance!

[@kav_x2562]

That is rude

[@Iheartjareddiamond]

We used to go there every year when I was a kid!!!!!!

[@queenofthecrossroads2613]

Your parents were trying to kill you…

[@christrinder1255]

Very interesting 👏😊

[@VideoNatur]

Interesting video!

[@christianshoemaker1339]

Looks like great fishing 😉🤙🏻

[@Stormyrac3r]

Been to New Smyrna so many times and never seen a single shark. I go waist deep every time and never had any problems

[@debrakleid5752]

The water in NSB isn’t clear and it can be hard to see the sharks. Chances are they were close to you and you never knew it. I won’t go in the ocean here but that’s a personal preference of mine. I won’t go in water that I can’t see through

[@marcpinkman3710]

its crazy because ive grown up there and have yet to be bit. cant say the same about seeing them though

[@nix3197]

I went there a few weeks ago while i was in florida...

[@yoyo8303]

I used to live close by there and never knew about that.

[@GavinCorbett820]

I’m have a condo at New Smyrna and I am here right now

[@JayTee78NIN]

We lived beside there in Daytona Beach and in two years I never went in the ocean once. I just don't like going in the ocean but I like living near the ocean.

[@bradweir6993]

No mention of the giant hammerheads that predate the blacktips. GIANT oceanic hammerheads.

[@missywomack2861]

I'm from and live in New Smyrna Beach and I don't even swim in the ocean I use to when I was younger but been a very long time since I have it seems like every day every other day someone is bit!!!!

[@monoshock57]

I was wading about waste deep in New Smyrna about 20 years ago when a 9-10' shark swam right in front of me. I could have reached down and touched it's fin. I backed out of the water and left the beach.

[@richardvass1462]

I swam in New Smyrna thousand times and never saw a large shark. You are soooooo lucky.

[@heniko-chan]

I have ever seen shark attack in a movie.. I forget the tittle

[@jaydiesel7725]

I swim here all the time

[@mariab7453]

My husband’s family and now our kids have been going to New Smyrna for 40 years now. It’s more popular today than ever before which means more tourists, more construction and more people in the water. Its not a sleepy beach town anymore. Not even this National Geographic scary video keeps people away.

[@io-rj6sk]

ppl swim deep?

[@NymNym-hs9lh]

Isnt that a migration route and mating area for blacktips? The closer to the shore the warmer the water also well and more food opportunities.

[@saucyyt2374]

i was the beach a month ago i was in the water and saw a black tip shark fin 50 feet away from me

[@BistraFX]

some of the blacktips you show are dusky ones they also are known to bite

[@anaturkasz5381]

Lmao this is the beach I have grown up going to

[@rondahildreth1104]

Been going to that beach for 34 years! Have i seen Sharks? You betcha! Seen a 3ft black tip in a little over ankle deep water swim right past me! Could of reached right down and grab it!

[@richardvass1462]

I swam in New Smyrna thousand times and only seen a shark two or three times. Maybe because I don't care nobody I know has ever been bitten and nobody ever dies from sharks there. I'm working concerned about not drowning with the rip currents.

[@jasoncates2944]

The over the top music and ridiculous movie guy voice ruined this.

[@richardvass1462]

They would do the public of service by not fear-mongering showing sharks that don't even live in the New Smyrna area and focus instead on how not to drown in a rip current which is more likely.

[@ashtonbaird8464]

i go to new smyrna every year and surf i’ve seen several sharks in the water beside me and they didn’t to s thing i’ve seen black tiph and tigers and bulls they never have hurt me

[@williamdoody]

1:59 dubstep plays and you think does this song really fit the video.

[@JonathanMcDonald26]

Imagine taking your kids or pets here still after knowing all this

[@MGSFan1317]

Me: So let me find cool things to do in this beach since I've just booked a hotel. KZbin: Here you go buddy....

[@itseves9614]

1:04 IS I'M NOT EVEN JOKING ME AS A LITTLE KID WITH MY DAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gabriellabyholm3604]

Got back from NSB yesterday. All 5 days we swam in about waste deep water. Saw no sharks and had a great time. However, we took an eco tour and the guide told us the dunes park near the ponce inlet where surfers are is where the most attacks happen. Only thing we struggled with was the rip tide. We did know about the shark issue.. and it was constantly on my mind as we waded through.

[@TomikaKelly]

...so why did you go?? 🤔

[@debrakleid5752]

They were probably there and you just didn’t see them. They say that if you go in the water than chances are there is a shark within 10 feet of you.

[@HenryAustinAvon]

I always go here with my grandparents, I live in ny and this is why I don’t go in the water

[@sswninja1]

“BLACKTIP” *dubstep starts playing*

[@lonelytoker_3409]

I've been going there for 20+ years and have never seen a shark

[@yumi_1552]

i’m going to daytona beach in the end of march and now i’m really scared

[@n0madfernan257]

dont know but i think of wrestling when the narrator speaks

[@McToasterBath]

They should build a wall... lol

[@tylersienko949]

I’ve been coming here every year sense I’ve been born lol

[@kotabathory8026]

No you haven’t

[@allaboutbeebo4092]

Tyler Sienko were you born yesterday cuz that spelling