Male Body Found in 18 Foot Shark

[@jfp17]

“You go in the cage, cage goes in the water, you go in the water. Shark's in the water, our shark.”

[@aland4092]

Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies . Farewell and adieu you ladies of Spain. For we've received orders for to sail back to Boston. And nevermore shall we see you again . 😅

[@harryjames3905]

"Farewell and adieu ......." Lol!

[@donmac7780]

Imagine paying $3000 to get eaten by a shark😮

[@carenann918]

@@aland4092 Show me the way to go home! I'm tired and I wanna go to bed..."

[@angelaworrell8904]

Ha! You're damn Skippy!! That's what I'm talking about!

[@spiralrose]

Thank you for being one of the few KZbinrs out there that doesn’t use Clickbait, but actually provides entertaining and true to form stories. Love your work.

[@cujo9071]

Awesome comment 👍

[@sharks3653]

yeah.

[@kieranhart5776]

What’s clickbait?

[@sharks3653]

@@kieranhart5776 when they have a thumbnail that makes the video look interesting, but you don't see anything like that in the video.

[@markwright6496]

Here’s to swimming with bow legged women

[@vanhornely]

Don’t know how you found out about my story, and that’s all fairly accurate (50 feet offshore)…. The hypothesis is it was a silky shark, related to blacktips and whitetip sharks (larger cousins…) It is thought that this guy was seen the next day in about a foot of water a half mile north, literally a foot from shoreline. Hundreds of stitches, three operations. and a miracle worker hand surgeon named Dr. Frank Murphy got me more or less back in the game after a 15 year old Bridges boy drove me in a golf cart to the police station near the beach. Day before my 20th birthday….eventful… 😉

[@saraprva4172]

To hear from you makes the story more than just a statistic, thank you & I am happy you recover and doing OK now my friend 🙋‍♀️

[@lydiaparker1778]

Glad you made it😊

[@MoniqueDarling-lr1tb]

Thank you for sharing and wishing you great peace..

[@Bird1964]

Holy moly 😳! That's one incredible story. Although you had a tough road to take recovering from your horrible ordeal, glad you're doing well and thank you for sharing your story.

[@surfrider986]

Appreciate you sharing your story and adding information about the suspected species - thank you very much! So pleased to hear about your recovery from the bite 👍

[@emmah_6__]

Nothing better than finishing a 12 hour shift and coming back home, snuggling down in bed and listening to your stories Hal. Love you ❤❤❤

[@donbongz4732]

Bot

[@emmah_6__]

@@donbongz4732 …vag

[@kin3249]

@@donbongz4732 Biden supporter

[@donbongz4732]

@@kin3249 bro. Go spout some more intellectually superior nonsense to others on a shark page, you're a cringelord

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Yeah 💯 Amazing and hey guess you could say that last Shark was pretty hungry Eating up 😋 the whole guy would you agree?

[@sharksurvivor]

I’m the one you mentioned at the 5min mark. It ended up being a Bull Shark actually. I found out later. Had to have over 300 stitches in my calf.

[@viktorbirkeland6520]

Dang! Happy you made it

[@MegaLaban12345]

Cool username

[@jimmyleivabodybuilder]

Make a video about it shark survivor a interview

[@sharksurvivor]

@@MegaLaban12345 thank you :)

[@MrMiguella]

Bullsharks 100% can live in fresh water, 1974 the Brisbane river flooded over 2 weirs, bullsharks got above the weirs the water level dropped and trapped a large number of bullsharks in the fresh water. They are still there, I have caught several 8ft plus sharks there as well as 2 ft juveniles which would show they are breeding in the freshwater. The river flooded again in 2011 and the sharks had a chance to escape but they stayed.

[@kellysimon91]

😱😱

[@shae2924]

Agreed. Seen video of bullsharks swimming the freshwater river

[@wanderingspider8988]

You mind sharing the location? I would love to fish there.

[@RHank-51]

@@wanderingspider8988 same

[@petric334]

Bull sharks have been seen hundreds of miles from salt water near St. Louis in the U.S.

[@janicesmith2475]

Thanks, Hal! I love when you cover older attacks, cuz they’re usually good and gory and no one else has covered them. 🦈

[@hamishford5486]

Have some empathy for those killed, you savage.

[@micheleshively8557]

Sad we like the gore 🙄🦈😪

[@janicesmith2475]

@@micheleshively8557 😬

[@seanpittaway5341]

Morbid curiosity is a @#£&! And I think some of it is a feeling of "glad it's not me" can't imagine those black eyes and sharp white teeth being the last thing I see but I llike hearing about it or seeing it. Humans are weird 🤣

[@viktorbirkeland6520]

​@@seanpittaway5341 it's like horror stories. A form of entertainment, while also knowing realistically, if you meet an opponent, you won't outrun the bullets, just like you won't outswim any competent shark! I like hearing and learning, but am fully aware it won't help anything if a situation actually happens. Maybe it also fills in my curious spirit so that I don't feel the need to swim in the dark for a bet about a beer!

[@craigstarling4704]

Love the Channel. I have lived in coastal N.C. right on the intercoastal waterway now for 50+ years. When i was young in the seventies i would go gill net fishing with dad and granddad. We would catch little Bull and HammerHead sharks. I remember my granddad telling me "Where there are little ones, There are BIG ones". I never went in the water over my knee since that day.

[@ghostwriter1415]

@craigstarling4704, I'm sure you're familiar with clam-stomping? You wear thin, plastic boot's (or socks), and march from waist, to chest deep water, and when you feel a climb under you're foot, you go under, dig him up, and drop him in a basket that's fastened to an inner tube. Often time the water is muddy, and there's dolphins within ten feet. Long story short: I wound up talking to this old Islander (that means a native of Harkers Island), and he was telling me about the time he was pound netting, and got trapped in the net with a ten foot bull shark! He was able to grab the shark by the gills, but he still wound up with what looked like 3rd degree burns from where the shark was slapping him in the chest & face. He was able to kill the shark with a knife, but what is spooky is he and a buddy went back a couple of hours later, to the exact spot, to try and find the shark, and all they found was the head! The body had been bitten off by something even larger! That was the last time (2002) I, or any one in my family ever went in the water without a boat. And, when you think about the woman that got killed by a Great White in 2020, way up in the state of Maine, right off of her boat dock, during the cold season, you never know. The Islander may have been getting stalked by a Great White, or a Tiger. Sorry for rambling, and take care. From Craven County NC, ghost

[@mbmochinski]

Not rambling, great story!

[@songbird605]

You approach sharks as a statistician & hold yourself to evidence. I appreciate that, which is why i watch. Your approach is refreshing & i learn alot. Thank you, Hal.

[@accradata]

He looks like he's wearing a labcoat. He's a doctor on his smoke break, just throwing around a few shark stories as he leisurely drags on his Marlborough red.

[@ferraroannie4058]

I love the little video clip of the chihuahua "swimming" while looking half asleep as he's held above the water! 🤣🤣

[@brendahenson689]

Excellent show. Thanks for all your hard work. Keep them coming!

[@Caffeinated_Acrobat]

As to your bullsharks not surviving in fresh water what do you think about the sharks found in lakes in Washington and Michigan, or the shark attacks in that river in New Jersey that inspired the film Jaws?

[@rottweilerfun9520]

There were no sharks found in lakes in Michigan. There were a couple of hoaxes and urban legends though. That water is way too cold for bullsharks.

[@shae2924]

Hmm I debate you on the sharks/fresh water situation. It has been confirmed via DNA that the species of shark to kill Stella in the Swan River AU was a bull shark. That river can be freshwater or saltwater depending on the season. And rivers here are known to be where bull sharks go to give birth, the baby sharks stay for about 5 years until it’s safe for them to leave again.

[@lisalane7648]

Sharks came over the wall in Saint Augustine Florida in the city Marina when we had a storm not to long ago. They went back over the VA water back into the ocean after they swam around and toured a bit in the city streets around the city park area. A True Story. In 2022

[@samuraiwarriorsunite]

Whatcha been eatin' shark? Not me, because I'm not getting in the water with them.

[@reneesantiago6496]

Hey Hal! Have you heard about an attack back in the 60s in Australia involving a car that veers over a ledge and as ppl fall in the ocean 14 hungry sharks are there and attacking them??? I thought it was total BS when I first heard of it because I’m pretty up on known shark attacks and I’d NEVER heard of this extremely unique shark attack. It’s actually real and was wondering if you knew about it???

[@lindayaya59]

I think he already did a show with that

[@skinnybub5237]

He did a video on it 😅

[@Breeanna73]

He covered that story last year.

[@Cereal_Killer007]

Did any survive?

[@joalyincontroly4379]

@@michpratt1 yep that is the video, and its the last story he tells in that one.

[@kellysimon91]

Hello Hal! Another great show! Wow!! Good to hear about attacks in NC. I used to live there (about an hour from the beach) and went to Wrightville, Carolina, Jacksonville Beaches and the OBX. I would get out there between thigh and waist high water 😱😱 Now living in FL (close to New Smyrna) I just dip my toes in the water.

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

I live right beside UNCW, just about 5 miles from Wrightsville Beach, and I remember when this accident happened. Mr. Nunnally was a teacher at one of the local high schools. I read the articles about it in the newspaper. I just now decided to look up the shark attack file report, and a very dear family friend was interviewed for the article. He is an EMT and dives for them, too. He wasn’t there when they recovered the body, but he said there had been multiple bites at the beaches here, and they were never reported to the media. And how many times has Hal said this??

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

​@@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon Which is why it surprised me Hal put this down as a scavenger. Occums razer says the simplest explanation is usually the correct one. If he was an experienced diver I'd assume this was a tiger shark attack and the body just drifted afterwards. I don't see the distance from where the person was last seen has any bearing on whether it was a shark attack or not. Surely that's more to do with local currents. Poor guy, anyway. How awful for his family

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

​@@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon Funny how we always refer to people who were teachers as "Mr. So and so" or "Mrs so and so" rather than their full name, even when reporting something. Old habits die hard😂

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

@@annabizaro-doo-dahExactly… and what also makes me think he was attacked is because he was diving alone. Those solitary divers and swimmers seem to be more at risk for attacks…

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

@@annabizaro-doo-dahAnd yes, Mr. Nunnally had about 20!years diving experience, so he wasn’t a novice. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dorothysalmon642]

As always....so mind boggling. That poor German guy...and so goes the theory of "mistaken identity" for a shark to lurch upwards to reach its victim. An 18ft shark!! plenty of room for a human being. I don't know what's worse, being eaten alive by a shark or a Burmese Python....either is absolutely horrible.

[@miserychannel69]

At least a Burm will suffocate you first.

[@saraprva4172]

Did you watch video of woman ate by Burmese python ? I think python eat only when victim is dead ...so shark maybe worse - but either is bad

[@rottweilerfun9520]

​@@saraprva4172 , Pythons don't eat dead things in the wild.

[@saraprva4172]

@Rottweiler Fun !! kzbin.info/www/bejne/panOfJKrZpdsgJY 4' 20" says otherwise. You mean pythons don't eat animals they find already dead ? That doesn't mean they don't kill prey before eating it.

[@kleepo7733]

Burmese pythons don't eat people there not big enough. It may help to get your facts straight.

[@lulubelljingles9701]

I live in Florida they do go into fresh water mostly brackish behind housing development where they dig out sand to build islands you will find then there in the deep parts Where the sand was pumped out

[@QUEENBEE200384]

Love the uploads. As soon as I get the notifications I’m on it that night. Keep it up Hal.

[@loganboyd1392]

Yeah that will be a cool episode talking about Bullsharks and how long they can stay in freshwater or what ever. Lots of myths out there. I'm still nervous about lakes and rivers with those things. Lol Great episode Hal!!!

[@loganboyd1392]

@Bruce Wayne that's what I thought

[@michelrood2966]

​​@BruceWayne-sz3thor extended periods for a reason. Not their whole lives.

[@80sbaby90]

Yes im very interested to see that episode on that topic also

[@avahightower4685]

Great show today Hal, thank you... I am excited to see your next special show on facts and myths, I am looking forward to that one!

[@micheleshively8557]

Another favorite line.... Wanna get drunk and fool around? Ohhh yeah. 🤣 Always enjoy your show Hal! Best channel here 🦈❤️

[@MoniqueDarling-lr1tb]

Wow Hal, you really lit up the channel on this one! Not only do you have a lot of comments but I think you have a lot of peeps coming back to to see more comments.

[@kimjongun2946]

Love your channel dude!!! Keep the shark attack stories coming!!!

[@aland4092]

Yeah I've never understood why they have that big Ole gap at the top of the cage. I suppose it's for cameras . But camera lenses ain't that big. . Big enough for a shark to get into. I mean the whole purpose of the cage is to keep them out.

[@saraprva4172]

If I was going in a shark cage I would prefer one without a shark size gap in the bars

[@emalou3946]

They need the gaps so if any emergency happens the diver can escape through the cage gap .. sharks have happened to jump in the top of the cage so the diver can escape.. plus if the cage callapsed you will go straight dowm to the bottom so you need to esaped through the gap .. its a dangerous game but I'd love to shark cage dive but I live in England

[@AnimalsRGreat]

Hey Hal! Great vid as usual! I did see Kristian's vid you mentioned. It's very informative. And, to not give it away for those that haven't watched it, it was exactly what I thought.

[@paulcharlesmorphy6427]

My man Hal back at it again with the quality content!

[@carolinecamilleri5650]

So much quality 💯

[@jezjukes]

Howdo mate.

[@barrypoland8589]

We were long line fishing 300 miles due south out of Destin, FL, and a mako attacked our radio bouy. He just wouldn't stop. The captain started shooting at him. He finally went away, and we rescued the bouy.

[@dartmart9263]

Hal, like I posted on the last video, I have seen people pull out bull sharks deep inland on the Mississippi River. The most recent incident was between Shreveport LA and Texarkana TX, around 2005. I’ve also seen video that our Pastor took, showing a 5 or 6 footer being pulled out of the river. Are you saying we (and so many others before us) are lying?

[@johndoe1.196]

Clearly, there was enough of the guy to make a positive identification. Poor bastard.

[@phylliswurm9473]

Always glad when Shark notified.

[@terratrodder]

And this is why I choose to not go in the ocean. I'm not ending up in a shark's belly.

[@hoibsh21]

Hell, I still wouldn't feel safe in a shark cage around a great white.

[@tabbycat6458]

There's something about the Mako shark that scares the hell out of me.

[@SharksHappen]

Hell yes. Those damn teeth. Not to mention they move so fast it almost doesnt look real

[@SkunkApeMeg]

And the huge round black eyes

[@kieranhart5776]

Regarding the guy that was mauled in Egypt, I really think that shark wanted to eat him. Several bites, dragged him 100 ft. Removed half a leg and tried pulling him out of the boat…that’s attempted predation.

[@nichobee]

Wonder if that same shark was responsible for eating Vladimir Popov. Tiger sharks are terrifying, they're generally as big as great whites, and once they've got a hold of your arm or leg, you aren't seeing that limb ever again. Their teeth are serated and their bite force comes from both jaws, unlike great whites that use the bottom jaw for grip and the top for chomping down.

[@adampruitt9211]

That is like Jaws

[@elizabethpinkerton9866]

Thats the reason why I would never go into a cage where sharks are. When I see those cages i think it shouldnt take too long for sharks to work cages out.

[@lizkotchek928]

Thankyou Hal for another great bedtime story!!! I can't wait for your special to come out!😊

[@michaelloucks4448]

Hey sharks happen I always enjoy your videos.good stuff bud .

[@hannibalbarca6308]

Its almost like people dont even know there are giant flesh eating monsters in the water

[@michelrood2966]

If thats what you think sharks are you need to stop smoking crack

[@BostonU22]

While any attack is a tragedy sharks are a natural occurrence in the water. They aren’t monsters since they’re acting on instincts.

[@sportmom2222]

The guy that was found in the 18 foot shark, was he in one piece or several pieces? I would think a shark that large could swallow him whole. Just curious.

[@SharksHappen]

The paper didnt state one way or the other. Sometimes they have tho

[@jacobgill4808]

I don't see how you can classify the Mako story as Justin attack the shark was relentlessly tried to jump in the boat to get the guy that was definitely attempted predation

[@patkelly8309]

I'm really looking forward to your Myth-busting video Hal. I'm very surprised you would consider the freshwater Bull a myth though. There are several living happily in FW lakes on golf courses who have been extensively filmed?! anyway, I'll reserve judgement til i've watched the show. All the best.

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Awesome Hal! I'll never go into water deeper than 3 feet again my friend.where do they have that flea market Hal?

[@jritechnology]

@3:51 - For your records Hal, Route De CHS is actually the road the hospital uses (Central Hospital Specialize Albert Bousquet) in New Caledonia. This attack took place about 5 miles from the recent attack on Chris Davis which was a fatal and (I think) a predation attempt by a Tiger Shark. If the jet skiers had not intervened, that Tiger would have finished his meal.

[@thebob3712]

Just the other day, Thursday, a woman down at Albany in WA was knocked off of her surf ski by a 4-5 meter shark, great white, it was in the same area that a 14 yr old boy was killed in an attack while he was spear fishing in 2014.

[@RobertOsborne-j4r]

If your American use American measurements.

[@sarahmiller7612]

Always a great show. Thanks , Hal!

[@joeylowell293]

great show Hal thanks for doing them!!

[@tinagenow-carrigan8851]

Thanks for the video Hal, can't wait for the myth show!

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Yeah 💯 Amazing and hey that last Shark must have been Really hungry Eating up 😋 the whole guy would you agree?

[@CT9905.]

What about the Bull Sharks that are Living in a golf course pond in Australia 🇦🇺?!

[@chewbacca8877]

How is it not predating when a man is attacked and eaten by a shark

[@SirenaSpades]

Love it. My favorite channel! Thanks for your hard work - it's worth it!

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Yeah 💯 Amazing!! And hey that last Shark must have been Really hungry Eating up 😋 the whole guy would you agree?

[@swarzchannel9594]

"Australia, Matteo Mariotti, snorkelling, shark, one leg off, it's accused to be a scammer, because he survived” (lol)

[@RockdownPlus]

"Maybe it was a skinny jeans shark!" -😂😂😂😂

[@beauch1119]

You have to be out of your mind to go scuba diving in the ocean by yourself. You should always dive with a buddy anyway, but in the ocean I would think it’s a must. By yourself and doing anything in the ocean is a recipe for disaster.

[@aliciahawkins114]

Hal great show! I had much rather be in the water with a Great White rather than a bull or tiger shark. If you choose to swim in the ocean then you are in the sharks home. Water in the Carolinas are murky so you can't see what you are swimming with. Just saying. I lived on the beach in both states including the Ga coast and the water isn't ideal.

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

Absolutely true! Murky as HELL!

[@cindymckimm5681]

So good to see another show from you. Really enjoyed Kristian's video too - pretty eye opening. I would have guessed climate change and pollution as major threats.

[@lennydaiglejr3094]

In 2017 I did a cage dive excursion off the coast of Guadalupe Island. It was the experience of a lifetime; there were lots if Great Whites with the largest being 16 feet I never felt in danger; they were very tranquil

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

I always wanted to go cage diving there. Unless I misread, the authorities that be are no longer allowing tourist cage diving expeditions there. I’m glad you got to go. I know that must’ve been an epic adventure!

[@Debra.Justice]

That must have been an incredible experience. You’re very fortunate. I believe that’s where Deep Blue was first spotted. I love Great Whites. I think they are awesome animals. I especially love that photo behind Hal. Curious, I’ve read not only the length is incredible but the girth as well. Is that true?

[@lindsaydeclute714]

Thank you for another great video! Your awesome Hal, keep being you! Hope everyone has a good weekend.

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Yeah 💯 Amazing!! And hey that last Shark must have been Really hungry Eating up 😋 the whole guy would you agree?

[@wesbaumguardner8829]

To a shark, some guys in a cage must be like when a human sees a can of tuna.

[@watchmanschannelofdespair]

Hey, Hal, I Love the channel and wish you much continued success. With all due respect, in regards to Douglas Gray Nunnally, who perished in Carolina Beach, NC., I don't feel 6 miles in 3 days is all that far for the ocean's current to take the remains of a body. I could be wrong, but in my opinion, I just don't find it implausible. He could've been killed by a shark (bled out and later scavenged upon), or predated by one from the get-go. Either way, I feel it's fool hardy to go scuba diving on your own. Most experienced divers would agree, as anything can happen that could put your life at risk, and it doesn't necessarily have to be shark related.

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

I agree 100%… I live about 5 miles inland from Wrightsville Beach. Lived here almost all my life (except for 9 years of my childhood spent in St. Pete, Fl), and those currents we have here can be SUPER swift! Mr. Nunnally was a well-loved teacher at one of the local high schools here. I remember when he died. It was quite sad. We don’t usually have fatal attacks here, but when you go out diving alone, you are more at risk of attack, and if that does occur, no one will ever really know exactly what happened to you. An unfortunate and fatal decision for him. You wouldn’t catch me doing that… No sir!!

[@Rigbycat123]

There are bull sharks living in large lake in Qld Carbrook golf club. Got there when it was flooded. Still there.

[@SharksHappen]

So is the salt it entered with. You ate already on the net, look into things like how salt goes away on its own from water because it does not decrease without enough rainwaters to slowly overtake and dilute the salt.

[@Rigbycat123]

@@SharksHappen Interesting eh? Maybe someone adds salt lol That sounds so stupid. Haha Am I taking about the local fish n chip shop now! But they are said to be breeding 🤷‍♀️ You are the expert. I’m just a pleb who heard about the sharks & the golf course once on the nightly News with the video footage. Sharks are alive & apparently happy enough to have babies. That’s it for my expertise or lack thereof 🤷‍♀️

[@jritechnology]

Wow Hal! You're going to hit 100k subs before summer! How's it feel to have a channel grow like that?

[@tysonhalfacre8314]

Quality easy listening. I love your videos sir. I only wish they were longer. Amazing channel seriously. I send your telling of the Uss Indianapolis to all my friends.

[@michaellemaggitti]

😊

[@mikeashley59]

Congrats Hal on 70 thousand subscribers 😊

[@tracyskott3108]

I can't wait for your debunked shark myths episode. I appreciate your insistence in looking at facts and using theories that include ALL the factors, not just cherry picking them. I intrigued with the territorial attacks... is there a board or fin length correlation ?

[@sgtmajtrapp3391]

Another excellent submission.

[@8r0o8k]

Good vid Hal!

[@bynder1967]

Hey Hal, any idea the length of the white shark at 0:11 of the video? Looks enormous

[@clairemcdonald7978]

❤as always another great show 🎉I love you're shows so keep up your good work..from your fan.Claire from Glasgow UK 🇬🇧 xx

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Yeah 💯 Amazing!! And hey that last Shark must have been Really hungry Eating up 😋 the whole guy would you agree?

[@Steven-ez6qp]

@@clairemcdonald7978 YESS 😍 definitely poor Great 🦈 was starving so it's a Good thing She got Herself a good meal when She Eaten up 😋 the whole guy Right?

[@clairemcdonald7978]

@@Steven-ez6qp 😂 poor great white shark 🦈 lmao 🤣🤣

[@Steven-ez6qp]

@@clairemcdonald7978 Hey the way She 🦈 Crunch him up 😋 and Eaten him up so quickly he was like yummy curbside pickup to Gooo lol would you agree?

[@katgrey6239]

Hey there, Hal! Great show tonight... yep, I gotta read up on some names again. Thanks for your research. It's always enlightening. See ya!

[@rottweilerfun9520]

I highly recommend watching the video that Hal linked about the divers in the cage. It was a lot worse than I imagined and it's all on film. The cage looked strong, but it might as well been cardboard against the raw power of the shark.

[@SharksHappen]

Hooper tells quint they arent more than a bluff, that dive showed what he said to be true

[@watrgrl2]

Sharks probably get confused by what their senses are picking up from the metal cage along with the bait.

[@Debra.Justice]

Look forward to the specials. I would think finning would be the most detrimental to sharks. It’s a horrible, disgusting, cruel practice. Btw, LOVE the big guy behind you.

[@monicakelloway3953]

Thank you for reporting these stories 😊

[@Steven-ez6qp]

Yeah 💯 Amazing!! And hey that last Shark must have been Really hungry Eating up 😋 the whole guy would you agree?

[@tigerpournelle1020]

There is something really unpleasant about your audio mix going on.

[@triciabyrne7761]

Enjoy your stories, Hal; they're always interesting. Thank you. 💚💛🧡

[@korybeckwith834]

Ill always remember watching Blue Water White Death when I was a kid in the 70s. I have a copy somewhere.

[@jamesdempsey8811]

Did you ever live in Arkansas and work for Walmart?

[@nomojo1110]

Presuming they haven't lost the limb, are peoples hands / feet degloved as they tear the appendage out of the mouth, or just huge lacerations? I'm only asking as I don't recall hearing it happen. Marsa Alam has lots of reefs and a nearby shipwreck too. As much as I'd want to jump in, I'd go look for a pool... any pool! Cheers 😁

[@MrPhotoman75]

What a great show today! Thank you! 💖🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@Trojan0304]

Thanks for researching shark attacks but millions of people go swimming. 🦈🦈🦈

[@jennieconrad4369]

I'm dumb as a box of rocks..I still have to ask, isn't there any sound that would keep predators off bathers???

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Just scream " No, Go Away Shark", that ought to do it , if the shark speaks English.

[@rottweilerfun9520]

You could also try crying , no one likes that sound.

[@SharksHappen]

Probably not one that wouldnt bother other sea life also

[@jimhanty8149]

Hey Hal… I got my package today ..(I was out if town a week) .. THANKS .. great hat ,I will get a few more , shirt fits great and all cotton…thanks for the pens and stickers and all that…will do business again … Jim , NC ….

[@SharksHappen]

Thanks for the order!

[@sonnyseabury4051]

Great show, Hal. That poor bastard that was in the mouth of an 18 foot shark.

[@Rainwatercolor]

I have to say, it gives me the Willies when you sit there talking matter-of-factly and this behemoth great white is hovering just over your shoulder!! Is that at 100% size compared to you or has it been enlarged? Just curious... love what you have done with your show!

[@nicolatoomey4882]

They can get that big, usually the females. It's not usually ones this big that are involved in the attacks that Hal covers.

[@jmci5381]

Watching paint dry is more enjoyable then listening to this guy drone on.

[@johncifra531]

Another great Show, as always. Sure enjoy these posts, Thanks.

[@m118lr]

..”$3K” huh? Wow..”MORE money THAN sense” phrase works here really well..

[@skinnybub5237]

Love the channel Hal 👍🏻👍🏻

[@nightrider4370]

Do you think Jeremy Wade is lying about catching those Bull Shark's in those River's?

[@SharksHappen]

No, i know he is lying when he says where it was caught was even close to fresh water. Plenty of articles on saltwater intrusion on the breede and where he caught it is pure seawater twice a day with tides and never close to fresh. The water looks so clear at the top during his show due to the releasing of the dam to try to make water 25 miles up stream usable for their needs. I will never watch the liar again. If you are going to claim something is fresh water, and you are an actual scientist you should at least research the water you are claiming is fresh. Plenty says the lower breede should no longer be consider fresh water at all

[@SharksHappen]

People hold me to a higher standard than they do MBs, fishermen scientists and all the rest as i have still yet to hear any talking head on sharks speak the language to back them up, simple attack examples. If Mistaken id tell me which attacks you base it off, is what i do all the time

[@nightrider4370]

@@SharksHappen I wonder why he likes to claim it's in freshwater then? I guess for the drama? Can Bull Shark's survive for awhile in freshwater or not? What do you think?

[@jonathanmendoza4254]

Sharks are territorial...so it's really dangerous to be in a deep water alone. I'm really scared to bathe in deep blue sea.

[@keithguidry2841]

A juicy tender steak once fell onto my dinner plate. I ate it!

[@bsorryrthatsit7055]

I'm from the famed "Red Triangle", Near San Francisco. Interacted a lot with them. I don't go in the water anymore, too many close calls. Surfing is for dumb kids, go at your own risk!

[@anitazondagh923]

Thank you, Hal, from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@debraodonnell]

Hal congratulations U are over 70000subscribers U so deserve it

[@brianroman2694]

I think I would’ve gotten my money’s worth the moment that shark broke through the cage. That would be all the thrill seeking I’d need for the rest of my life. These guys: “We got another cage…”

[@NeonZX4]

Are sharks constantly hungry? Do they have any downtime or do they just keep on looking for food. One last question. Do sharks stay in one particular spot, or do they travel the oceans nonstop? Any info you can give me Hal, is greatly appreciated.

[@roadtonowhere497]

Depending on the species they can roam thousands of miles

[@donnajohnson3334]

Some species must stay on the move to breathe. Others hole up in caves in groups to rest. Depends on the species and little is known about others. They tend to be more active at night or in murky water. They do have pupping areas they return to.

[@meganmckissick2281]

I think the Spinner is my favorite shark! They are fascinating!