Solo freediver is absolutely SURROUNDED by bull sharks

[@koopaking1959]

For any old man this is a nightmare, but for a Florida man this is a Thursday afternoon

[@ninjaguyYT]

For M. Bison, it was Tuesday.

[@lancem1583]

Can confirm.

[@jonblaze2634]

I'm glad you guys are finally getting the noteriety you deserve. My opinion best wildlife channel out there. You deserve millions of subscribers

[@Agraulos]

Oh god, freediving solo by itself is already a really brave act, and also sourrounded by BULL sharks?! THAT is amazing

[@wendaltvedt4673]

It's amazingly stupid.

[@Agraulos]

@@wendaltvedt4673 Watch the video dude, what's stupid about that? Its amazing!

[@wendaltvedt4673]

@@Agraulos You don't understand what's stupid about purposely swimming around a bunch of bull sharks?

[@qazisgone7292]

@@wendaltvedt4673 Bull sharks don't eat people as soon as they see peope.

[@Agraulos]

@@wendaltvedt4673 you need to open your mind a bit, pal! Might change your view to beautiful nature and worlds

[@RandomInternetStranger]

God, I'm so in love with the open sea. If there is literally one thing that I'll be genuinely depressed over not experiencing, it's a deep, long dive and catalog of the open sea. It's my dream to live and learn over it. Thanks for sharing this experience. I'm glad that your channel is finally picking up some large traction, and I'm grateful that you're spreading awareness of these incredibly misunderstood animals. You're an amazing person, and I truly love this channel and all the people behind it. I hope this channel goes as far as possible.

[@sorrycharlieeeeee]

Thank you for sharing another shark adventure one of my personal favorite content!!

[@vicarious_gaming]

this dude is literally free-diving with wild bullsharks and amazing footage. deserves more views

[@xNinjaTacox]

I love the calm music and insightful commentary in this video. I really want to get into free diving but sharks and large sea creatures still frighten me. Its very refreshing to hear about interacting with these beautiful animals in a calm environment

[@smoke2752]

i love you man. You're like a modern Steve Irwin spreading knowledge and love for the animals. I appreciate it

[@allegro65]

Thanks for this one. I have definitely seen the information about how aggressive this particular species of shark is, so it is really great to have you show how different they can be.

[@leogunnemarsson4178]

Beautiful creatures, I love how graceful (most) sharks feel when they swim.

[@aenigmatica8]

They are such majestic animals, it must be incredible to be up close and personal with them.

[@laabsenceofcol8079]

A number of bull fatalities have been in clear water. Their electroreception tells them the info they need too. There are far more factors involved, such as territory/nursery zones etc

[@studystudystudyyougottaget6252]

Damn man! U r a well educated, experienced, talented person when it comes to these sort of things. I would freak out if I see a mouse hanging around my house lol

[@amandalin5882]

I saw a bull shark in the Illinois river in peoria in June 2021. I was so shocked and excited to see it!

[@amandalin5882]

We are about 2.5 hours north of St. Louis

[@jimc6687]

@@amandalin5882 Are you certain Steven Spielberg wasn't nearby playing with his lifesized Bruce swimming model of a shark, Amanda??!! :>) Jim C.

[@amandalin5882]

@@jimc6687 nope I’m pretty sure this shark had a belly full of fish heads that someone was throwing into the river. They have been seen all the way up to Chicago

[@leofeo12345]

Sad too see fishing hook and line attached to a shark at @1:39

[@ericlu2086]

That’s wild I never knew u could do half of these things with crocs and bull sharks?! Am I the only one lol

[@jaydub2546]

We can’t. This guy can he’s like a Steve Erwin lol

[@smoke2752]

its because we been lied to all our lives to fear nature..... we've been living one with nature for thousands of years... all this knowledge was lost and the modern school systems dont teach us the truth

[@ericlu2086]

@@jaydub2546 for sure this activity is not for noobies. This guy is a legend tho

[@jevon4206]

@@ericlu2086 the shark one anyone can do sharks aren’t scary but the American croc is smth no one except this man can do

[@dekuwy6961]

I’d say bull sharks yeah most people are safe the other types of sharks no, crocs are something that’s too dangerous as well with alligators

[@gabicastillo7306]

AWESOME video!!! Shark biting is actually commonly resulted from mating, as males will typically bite their mates in order to hold onto them while copulating, so this is actually not too rare to see! It could definitely be from potential predation too

[@BillyLydon]

Chris you are one brave & fearless individual! Continue to stay safe & blessed!

[@Breadful1]

Video really helped me with my fear of sharks, thank you!

[@scrappersdream]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful footage.

[@mellamodiego8458]

i dove with bullsharks in playa del carmen mexico....one of my favorite dives ever.....

[@_Moonlight92]

I love the new intro!!! Very awesome guys!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@vision821k4]

the sharks aren't going to attack anyone on camera, that's obviously bad PR. but you can bet if this guy didn't have one, he'd be dinner. facts.

[@jtruman4693]

I went cage diving (definitely not brave enough to free-dive) in Hawaii… The captain of that boat, only a few months before, on one such trip, spotted a HUGE female Great White. He said he could tell the moment was right, as she was acting curious, and even playful, and he jumped in to swim with her. He spent about 20 minutes in the water with her, before she left to wherever she was off too. There’s a video on KZbin of it.

[@Orvill3ArchiveClips]

That's Awesome, can you give me the KZbin video of it ?

[@ricK-g8l]

Could you provide us the link?

[@plaidsnake2883]

Link!!! I wanna see

[@willyberger4937]

Thank you one of the best shark videos i saw you really love this animals😊

[@saphir9945]

your life is really cool , living with animals and understanding them

[@kenmeyer100]

Do these guys approach as they notice you are diving or are they already there and you join them?

[@TentaclePentacle]

He already said they are baited to this location.

[@kenmeyer100]

@@TentaclePentacle clickbaits for sharks...

[@KGood28]

He chummed the water.

[@Vayetsii]

Fantastic footage as usual & love the new intro!

[@theflyingdutchguy9870]

holy crap chris. you got like the lungs of a moken person😅. bull sharks are so interesting. as far as i know the only species of shark that are both prey and predators of alligators. so crazy

[@1984hlms]

Like the new introduction! Very niiiiiice!

[@eamonshields2754]

Awesome stuff man!! 🦈s are beautiful

[@blip-2024]

Love the new intro!

[@reptidan]

Thats a fun new intro! I sure hope to join you on one of these dives ever since Tom told me about them.

[@aenigmatica8]

Love the new intro! What an experience, wow!

[@mikedebell2242]

Flight deck crew also had the instruction of head on a swivel.

[@MannyQuacioua]

I gotta do a tour with Casper and Chris! I’m afraid but with Chris you know your in good hands!

[@zippy2538]

Damm this guy has no fear. Also shows Sharks and gators are not mindless killers.

[@ibrahimrahmani6754]

The balls on this guy are massive!!! This guy is absolutely fearless. Salute, Chris 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 PS- the fact that you can hold your breathe that long is very impressive!!!

[@murayoro]

The beauty of the ocean has always amazed me.

[@Jane-oz7pp]

3:07 I mean, there is still a chance you could get a nibble, but like... the odds are low, it would only be it a curious bully came right up behind you while you were distracted.

[@adamk7406]

6:42 is that it’s young swimming alongside it? That’s adorable

[@rizzorizzo2311]

Would you do this with Tiger or oceanic white tip sharks?

[@ArmoredxTiger]

Miles up river there not gonna attack you he says. Meanwhile the shark attacks of 1916 in New Jersey that inspired Jaws.

[@GenGrilli]

1. that intro is actually the best thing I have seen in a long while 2. how do crocodiles regrow so much teeth?, like how and where do those teeth come from? (Amazing intro)

[@loistallini3609]

Omg chris !!!!! 🦈🐡🐠🐟🐬🐋🐳you were so calm and that reflected in the bull sharks behaviour CALM🌈😇✌💟

[@Dymamac]

What does it mean when those 2 fishes swim around one of the sharks?

[@lailaplaysdbd4004]

Those fish are called Remora. They help clean the shark's skin and mouth.

[@kendrasowell2411]

Hey:), I thought I saw a little red light on one of the sharks? I think it was the one that had that big bite mark on the side. Was that a tracker someone had previously put there?

[@mrade5321]

That was a seriously cool video. Those sharks just look so impressive. Thanks Chris 👍

[@babalonkie]

Hopefully that hook is not "treated metal", if not the hook will quickly rot away. If you are a angler... do NOT buy anti rust hooks. Sellers advertise it as it costs more... but the reality is, if you get "degradable" hooks (Normal untreated Steel or iron), if you lose a fish, the hooks will quickly rust and disappear without being toxic to the animal or the environment. The line however is a deferent story, if correctly manufactured, it will first become brittle and then turn into micro polymers... which is not good for the environment in large numbers but in small amounts it causes minimal harm, unfortunately the line before it goes brittle can cause a lot of damage. Hopefully the new biodegradable lines improve and replace the polymer ones, reducing their strength and damage they cause after a quicker period. Annoys me when i see animals foul hooked, as 95% of the time is through trawling a line, bad timing on a strike or inadequate knowledge of the target fish/location. Now i am going into personnel preference here, so don't get triggered anglers... But i see little point in Sport fishing nowadays. I will personally go once on a blue moon to hone my skills and catch something to eat, but "Sport" fishing is no longer for me (Was as a kid)... i would rather Snorkel or Scuba with the "sport" instead and is far more "thrilling" and majestic. I am now at a stage in my life where i have come to the conclusion trawling, mass netting and sports fishing are far more detrimental than beneficial. I will however always support responsible and sustainable rod and line for food purposes as it causes far less damage, is also a good and useful ability to know.

[@victoriaedwards1220]

wasn't expecting an intro! going to have to get used to it haha. Your outro must surely be Casper telling us to "like, comment, subscribe" - ive only got past your intro before commenting as its was a surprise (a good one)

[@harpers1niter]

Happy Easter Chris & Gabby! This was so beautiful and fascinating. How long did it take you to train your body to sustain itself on one breath of air? I admire you both and am happy to see the growth of your channel

[@jonblaze2634]

Your life is like the best movie. I know it's a ton of work but man the plus side of things is so worth it.

[@veronikavanquish]

aren't shark bites (on other sharks)often from mating?

[@CannondaleStPete]

nice work, thank you for sharing

[@davidgibbings6085]

Is that fishing line attached to one of the sharks .?

[@FLOWERSANDSUNSHINE22]

Chris, how long can you hold your breath? Beautiful footage!

[@NothingButSilicone]

Hmmm. I always feared these sharks, and oceanic white tips. I think I’ll going free diving with bulls tomorrow.

[@Zombytes]

The shark at 1:40 has a hook and some fishing line hooked to his pectoral fin

[@KarinCrona]

It's incredible to see the sharks bumping into your camera!

[@ElMatador-ws3in]

Dude, you have balls of titanium!! Sweet Jesus, I’ve would have splashed and died!! Love your channel guys!! 🤿🦈🦈🦈🐊

[@RJ-wj4el]

Amazing !! Happy New Year from Germany 👋🥳🤩

[@ivansosic1897]

I love all of your videos and all are really educational. I'm curious on how long you can hold your breath on a free dive?

[@sandrap4164]

Whats the red dot with line on the shark?

[@BorisShirokikh]

If that shark is in fresh water, isn't the attack more probable due to the fact that the water is merky?

[@mibwu]

id love to see some basking sharks some day, they are my favorite kind of shark

[@georgecarberry9222]

Somehow no matter how peaceful they appear bull sharks should always, always be given major respect & breaking any of the rules with bull sharks is a no no. They are serious apex predators & will eat you, if conditions are just right.

[@Dani-tp4wn]

I mean, yep! I dont think theyd straight up eat you, thats not part of their diet. If they did reach u and you didnt look, they would probably take a curious bite to see how your react (probably die or bleed a lot lmao) & if you are edible. After all, you are a creature that isnt behaving like the rest. I would have to supress my urge to touch their noses when they get close, as itd probably cause a jerk reaction and my hand would end up in its mouth lol

[@nekogaming5300]

@@Dani-tp4wn no bull sharks will actively hunt humans, they are willing to eat anything with arms reach if hungry

[@Fractalite]

@@nekogaming5300 Humans are not part of a sharks natural diet so to say they will actively hunt you is nonsense . Shark bites are infinitesimally rare on humans .

[@SIRXNZ]

"aahhgg one day..one day"😂

[@kasonanthony6741]

Who made you’re guys intro it’s really cool 😎

[@adwhoodie]

you better bring casper the "FRIENDLY" gator with you next time.

[@eliletts8149]

I didn't know you swam with sharks too until I watched this video! Also, another question, how so you and Gabbie manage to take care of so many animals and be able to interact with so many others in their natural habitat?!? Anyways, I really enjoyed watching the video! 🦈

[@dr.emilyacevedo812]

What are those little fish swimming with the bull sharks? Great video!!

[@saturn3491]

The little fish swimming right next to the bull sharks… are they their babies?

[@masca247]

I think those eat the parasites attached to the sharks body, so the shark let's them stay because it benefits both of them.

[@masca247]

I'm not sure, maybe they are their babies.

[@dessiplaer]

The sharks don't attack you, because (INSERT ANY WEIRD, NONSENSICAL, OR INACCURATE REASON HERE). You should have your own National Geographic special.

[@juliannamm659]

how freaking long can you hold your Breath? i am 15 Years old and take it around 2 Minutes and in the water around 1,15 Minutes

[@Jane-oz7pp]

This isn't one continuous shot, it's edited. He surfaced multiple times while getting this footage.

[@juliannamm659]

@@Jane-oz7pp I know, but diving safely down + up and then taking such great shots of hot cops is hardly possible in 2 minutes, I think

[@michaelmonthei8019]

What are the long narrow fish swimming around the sharks also? They have a different type of tail, so I am thinking it is not a shark species.

[@Jane-oz7pp]

I may be wrong, I'm no expert, but I think they may be a type of cat shark.

[@mastertreeratvids4you99]

how long can you hold your breath

[@sierrabott1]

Shark content is my personal fave ♥️

[@kelliwarren306]

Very cool!! Especially the tooth, wow! Thanks for sharing!! ❤🦈

[@D-LineReviews]

Aren’t they nocturnal hunters primarily ?

[@rhondawolfgangbelluscio2548]

It looks as though all these sharks are females! Having a girl's night out! They are a beautiful animal. ❤️🦈❤️

[@mikebothwell2321]

Good job on. The intro guys!

[@ni2799]

Love your channel, love the work you guys do! Keep it up.

[@reign2764]

so if your not looking at them there's a chance you'll get bit or attacked.. correct?

[@birdflipper]

What is the purpose for the Lorenzini nodules?

[@Zombytes]

They sense electricity pretty much. Super sensitive, they can sense the electrical field of a living thing

[@neilshahndynasty.8882]

Animal husbandry is grate knowledge to have . Good job !

[@KGood28]

Other than the crystal river, I don't know anyone who swims in freshwater in Florida.

[@yeshuaalbarico7152]

hey, nice vid as always.... do you know lolong from Philippines?

[@evelyna4808]

Love the new intro 💜

[@mauricemcdonald6192]

MR. LUNGS OF STEEL I really need to stop smoking 😮‍💨😭

[@joyandersen2782]

Really beautiful video!💙

[@HeatherSZ]

intro on point, cool footage!

[@floppyprops4472]

How long were you holding your breath

[@michelemccracken62]

I wonder what that long "string" was on the underside of the one shark was. Also I'm in my 50's and saw Jaws at the age of 10. I'm ruined for life. Won't go past my knees in the ocean.

[@michelemccracken62]

Oh fishing line, that's too bad.

[@snekhuman]

i’ve heard some sharks can be affectionate. is this true?

[@slufoot77]

I love the intro ❤️❤️

[@veroniqueboulvard6315]

I adore Sealife and I admire the sharks...They archaic pretadors and they deserve human's respect. At the same time I have a primitive fear of being in open sea on a boat. It freaks me out....I cant deal with this deep fear even when the waters are calm.Its a loss for me unfortunately. Perhaps that's rooted in a scary experience I have had as a kid on a 100 person's boat. A cruise that happened to end up in a freaky storm. Anyway this video is beautiful. I thank you 💖

[@knoname7778]

I likes the new intro👍

[@ilovemydad1416]

How often do you work out,? And is it with weights or just body exercises

[@ThePollaton]

I noticed fishing line on at least one of them. Do you ever remove them? question answered...lol should’ve waited to comment

[@stockbulldog9833]

They are Remora fish

[@ThePollaton]

@@stockbulldog9833 no there are also thin lines and red hooks attached to a few of them. Chris mentions it halfway through. I know the fish are remoras 😁🐟

[@DragonWizardGod]

Item obtained, cruelty free shark tooth