Terrifying Shark Facts! w/

[@LAALentertainment]

17:00 they don't hunt them, but humpback whales will run the fade with any orcas they find hunting to help their prey get away and try to make the orcas starve

[@l0ne__ang3l4]

Goddamn

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

Humpbacks and orca have beef eternal

[@NeroDragne]

Dio, the Generational Hater Reverse Flash, the Ultimate hater Humpback whale the Orca Hater

[@l0ne__ang3l4]

@@NeroDragne a fellow cj dachamp fan. Noice

[@BluTru]

My favorite three shades

[@tenguman3560]

Yo??

[@アキコ2003]

It's more like 2 shades

[@Mr.Pixelated]

LMAOOO

[@SamXlk]

NAWW 💀

[@Forrbbiddeen]

2 and a half

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

What's worth remembering is that for the same reasons _we_ can't explore below a certain depth without being crushed, along with most remote vehicles or equipment we try to send down there, most life that is down there can't come _up_ past a certain depth. When you evolve to withstand pressure _that intense,_ your whole body is kept in its proper shape by that very pressure. Deep sea life basically expands from the inside out if it is yanked out of its proper habitat for that reason, usually killing them very quickly. The blobfish you may have seen pictures of does _not_ look like that down where it lives. That was a dead one that bloated because it no longer had the pressure it needed to keep its proper form. Life down there is quite literally built different, because it _has to be_ in order to exist that far down.

[@xoxojongho]

dude im fried and im having all these epiphanies and shit oh my god

[@ii_youngtrav7639]

7:35 whoever put that in need to catch these hands. made me flinch in my seat 😭

[@voydcat8089]

Casual is jacked, might wanna rethink that.

[@DismantledCosmos]

7:32 bro my heart actually stopped. I knew it was coming but i threw my phone and started tweaking on the sofa

[@paracelsus_aba]

The phone ok???

[@OleanderGardenGhost]

A few things I know about sharks and whales. 1. Hammer heads sharks weird head shape is basically a cheat code. Sharks have special organs called Ampullae of Lorenzini which is basically a jelly fillled tube in poors on there face that reacts to slight electrical pulses that the body gives off. Hammer heads have a larger number of these poors on there face to the point of being able to sense a stingray hidden in the sand. 2. Orcas have no natural predators this is mostly because there hyper intelligent, and live in pods. The most dangerous time of ones life is probably childhood but even then with them being social animals even that is pretty safe compared to other animals. 3. Orca's dont eat or attack humans in the wild, and this could be due to multiple factors. The leading theory is because Orcas are very picky eater. Each pod of Orca has a specific diet that is kept through tradition. This is likely due to them teaching there hunting strategies to there young. Another reason is likely because all things considered we are not a reliable food source for an animal in a completely diffrent habit. 4. Sharks are usually passive and most of them are more scared of you then you are of it. The only sharks you will have to be careful around are Great White's, Bull Sharks, Tiger Sharks, Mako sharks and I believe black tip's. And all of theses (except bullsharks) wouldnt hurt you on purpose. (Also the guy who removed the hook from that shark did so with a tiger shark one of the sharks to be warry of and its pretty sweet.) 5. While yes sharks can smell blood in the water, due to multiple experiments they will only really be attracted to fish blood most of the time. And even then the "smelling blood" thing is a bit blown out of proportion. 6. Megaldons do not exist in our oceans any more. An animal of that size would have been seens by now even if its just a dead one. It doesn't help that they weren't deep sea hunter's and were most likely hunting near the surface of the ocean. They also most likely went extinct due to a cooling world, and smaller predator like Orcas out competing them in a world that was starting to freeze over. All in all Sharks (like any animal) are only dangerous if you as an individual dont respect there space. Keep your distance, be respectful to the animal, and dont be dumb and youll be fine. Most animal related deaths are due to someone doing something stupid. Remember that learning about the world will help you lead a better, healthier life.

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

You are a very well-read person, and know your stuff. That said, you really gotta learn to differentiate your there/their/they're and your/you're.

[@OleanderGardenGhost]

@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged English is hard. I may only know it, but damn if it's not confusing.

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

@@OleanderGardenGhost Oh, I know. I didn't mean to come off like a jerk.

[@OleanderGardenGhost]

@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged Nah your good. Also nice PFP. Coco right?

[@LeaderOfTheLostSouls]

⁠@@OleanderGardenGhostyeah that’s coco the best dragon Vtuber girl next to Zen

[@NoobableShots]

9:40 That shark really said Darwin's "I'm on my way" from Gumball

[@Misto_deVito6009]

7:35 haha! I love how Simba just tanked it

[@duelfuel790]

Most bites are considered tests by the shark to see whether or not it is worth eating. Most humans are mistaken for either seals or sea turtles due to being on a surfboard.

[@jaymercer4515]

I think there are giant squids that go blow for blow with whales/orcas, though they don't always win. And Orcas are very fond of/friendly with humans iirc from two of his older videos.

[@jacobsmith1997]

Most orca pods diet consists of just fish, only like 10-15% of the pods on earth have a diet of other mammals.

[@pxppy-r6YT]

I think the only things that go against giant squids are sharks and whales or just sharks

[@Mr.Pixelated]

​@@pxppy-r6YT There was a case about a year ago where a great white shark killed a whale by eating at the tail, alone.

[@deather6412]

Only sperm whale go against giant squid and colossal squid

[@KenanLaudat-tp3bp]

17:10 many animals that could possibly hunt orcas are long gone like maybe mosas or megs I think sperm whales though could eat an orca , I don't think they hunt them though

[@KenanLaudat-tp3bp]

Sharks can be blood thirsty murderers but same with dogs except dogs are definitely more dangerous

[@platypushummus]

Yeah, dogs are by far more prominent

[@melo4308]

@@platypushummuschihuahua finna crash out every time u look at em

[@franciscopenajr3909]

Doesn't that mostly apply to feral dogs?

[@loganbrown7579]

​@franciscopenajr3909 hood dogs

[@seandewar47]

Dogs aren't more dangerous than sharks are. The sharks that attack humans are larger and more powerful than any canid. The reason why dog attacks are more frequent is because we interact with dogs FAR more often than we do with sharks.

[@totallynotjason3556]

8:41 “Hey guys wanna play smash?”

[@voydcat8089]

Jellyfish aren’t electric, but their venom can leave you feeling, and looking, like you’ve been struck by lightning.

[@seandewar47]

6:07 Likely because it was curious, most shark bites are exploratory or mistaken identity. Sharks can't see very well, and if they encounter something, they see something that vaguely looks like prey so they want to check it out, problem arises when a shark is so large and powerful, a simple test bite can cause SEVERE damage to a human 13:36 have a skeleton made of cartilage, and what separates them from other cartilaginous fish is their body shape, fins, and teeth 17:02 aside from humans, nope. Nothing preys on Orcas. Also Megalodon was probably too big and slow to hunt Orcas and mostly focused on latger baleen whales 24:50 No they are not, Greenland Sharks and Sand Tiger sharks are two completely different species of sharks

[@exodia1510]

25:00 All it took was that *Clink* of the shark hitting the camera, and I was 💀🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@ToBHyeX]

9:10 “open the Noor” ahh shark 😂

[@doughnutlord2073]

My three favourite gay people 😊

[@Tishawnplays_yt]

😂😭

[@Tishawnplays_yt]

Mad funny bro😂😂

[@MIGUZI]

yeah there gay

[@robertrothberg3003]

The main traits which distinguish sharks from other fish is their cartilage skeleton, gill slits, and pectoral fins that are not attached to the head.

[@DarrenLadaga]

0:25 wHaTS Up BRotHer 🤓

[@quuarzite2679]

The thing is people have tried to cook shark meat before and they're built so weird that their meat is inedible. The only edible part is the fins cause of the cartilage. Which tastes like nothing and is just texture.

[@Gmomeyishere]

Getting this a day after finding the original video makes this way better to watch

[@calebclark1349]

As a shark expert, I was floored by y’all’s reaction to everything in this video, smh lmfao

[@blackhat7821]

7:34 I actually almost hit the floor..

[@Egg-egg-egg__-gg]

6:21 love the Randy orton reference

[@quandarriusguyton1965]

Fun Fact: 'Sharks don't have bones' a brother from my congregation told me this and I didn't believe him until I researched it

[@djodawgin7269]

11:10 “Aye, there’s a hole there’s a goal, and he gon’ fuck it.” Simba really just said that 😂

[@BiologistTrey]

Early squad?👀

[@adhd_person-p4z]

me lol

[@khylahester-smith1941]

Wooooo!!!

[@Misto_deVito6009]

Right

[@Lettersfrom_froggy77]

Wooooooo!! Here🎉

[@doughnutlord2073]

Sup

[@YoungNalo]

18:19 crazy sentence

[@Antitcestarmy]

7:35 almost done "EY BROTHER BRENARD"😭

[@Misto_deVito6009]

16:12 that is a Port Jackson shark I believe. I've seen those in aquariums

[@svu1191]

Mikey i can barely see you man 😂💀

[@lamontejones9498]

18:14 You just had to😂😂😂😂

[@irisairsoul]

Mikey sat there that whole time not saying shit and the first participation he gives is a "hear me out" about a shark?? Lmao I canNOT.

[@NaqeebWatson]

Jaws does portray them as blood thirsty animals which they are was the most ignorant non informed statement that I’ve ever heard 😂

[@Rodwalt11]

9:11 Beans n Toast, wah! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Aaron please just stop 😂😂 that was hilarious bro 👍👍

[@TWININ4542]

W timing as always

[@jacobcrowder4920]

I did not know sharks like death metal but me knowing this I love sharks even more I wonder if sharks would be a huge fan of System of a Down

[@soldierstull]

Aaron and Mikey to the left and right of Simba, looks like a damn Oreo

[@Xilef_52]

When you have been a major player in the oceans for around 350 000 000-400 000 000 years (give or take), with the base for barely changing, you practically become a irreplaceable cornerstone.

[@PrinceLuvU]

yessir another banger 🔥😂😂

[@taliesincoleman6569]

nope... nothing really hunts orcas... except maybe humans

[@KenanLaudat-tp3bp]

Humans are too op we dont count those apes

[@JustinJulian-00]

Did you know puffer fish can easily kill a shark so can orcas and dolphins

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@JustinJulian-00 ok... how 's that relevant?

[@caddiewallace-jones7756]

Hold up, apparently they have some sort of rivalry with Pilot Whales.

[@abztrxct689]

@@taliesincoleman6569both of yall inputs were irrelevant

[@bigdaz1673]

Horn sharks are adorable!

[@GentleGiantJoe]

I love the silly sharks with cute or silly faces/eyes. I respect the ocean not to go in it and leave the ocean monsters alone.

[@zionlouding7278]

Sharks have cartilage for a skeleton unlike bony fish. That is what distinguishes them from

[@ArcticTron]

Well I don't know if this will ever get reacted to but since it seems fitting to suggest I think you should react to "Sharks You've Never Seen Before | All 8 Orders & How They're Related" from Clint's Reptiles. Clint's great, he's probably one of new favorite channels I've discovered recently purely due to how he teaches you about animals.

[@tobiasedwards2643]

28:37 Greenland sharks can actually make it to 500 years

[@deather6412]

No the oldest is 420 years old

[@tobiasedwards2643]

@@deather6412 actually the oldest one found was estimated to be between 272 and 512

[@deather6412]

I'm sure 99% that it was 420 years old, but I'm sure at 100% that there's a shark older than 420 years old

[@solsirhibragusowl2221]

Sometimes shark attacks happen when their prey moves up shore closer to people. Sometimes people have been feeding them during poorly planned out ocean touring. The shark then learns where the food comes from by watching the peoples movements and will go for those parts of the body thinking food is there. Happened some years ago with a city that was doing shark feeding tours. So many bitten hands and butts.

[@R3TR0923]

4:18 casual Monday for a grandma orca

[@khaosking2937]

"A British baby" is SINISTER 😂

[@tgcgtheviewer]

You should react to the tierzoo shark tier list, it actually explains why hammer head sharks are like that

[@rubenlohata5263]

Baby shark not beating the allegations 😔

[@thatpanfairy7176]

The woman who got her leg bit was in Egypt. The people who were running the beach had been warned about sharks in the area as lots of hotels and restaurants were throwing their food waist in the water (basically chumming up the water with the food waste) and when the women had gone out on a snorkelling boat and was swimming she got attacked by a tiger shark on the hand and the butt. After this another woman got bitten in the same areas by the same shark. They managed to track the shark by a notch on its dorsal fin only to find that a shark researcher had been hand feeding the shark using a pouch on his but. During this time 3000 sharks were hunted and killed in the area and more were in the following months. Hand feeding sharks was also banned as it was already being debated but this proved that it was necessary to be banned.

[@enderborn6860]

9:12 you are filthy for that one XD

[@Coolest_Kid9864]

The Saw Sharks saw is actually a sensory organ, kinda like a proboscis.

[@highvibegamer7251]

7:35 bROOOOOOO i moved from the monitor like my life depended on it! Bruh whoever used this clip need this fade LOL!

[@kittiesice]

To be fair with sharks being color blind, it would be hard for them to tell the difference between a human on a surfboard and a seal. XD

[@OGagent3]

7:35 get the heck out of me bro I was not ready for that

[@pointman3672]

11:47 first time I saw one of those saw sharks irl I said the same thing, god did them dirty 😂

[@zabuza3663]

a jellyfish is the same vibe as taking a bath with a toaster

[@solsirhibragusowl2221]

I've always loved sharks. Always will. Just won't get in one of those cages lol.

[@silentecho5157]

That jumps care got me for real.

[@jayd.doubledubs]

What a collab, Ws!

[@undeadnovaking0685]

I watched a video before about why surfers get attacked by sharks, and it was very interesting. To sum it up when a surfer is swimming towards a wave they look like a seal which sharks love to eat. Sharks can't tell the difference, especially when they're hungry. Update and here is something for you guys since I looked it up online. The orcas only predator is us humans 26:04 why does Emma have the kawaii eyes.

[@Mr.Pixelated]

There was a case about a year ago where a great white shark killed a whale by eating at the tail, alone. It caused the whale to drown due to having no balance due to it's tail being eaten down to the near bone, that one case caused me to go on a 6 month long research crusade of shark behavior.

[@agshinguseynov4998]

7:29 nah my soul lift my body 💀

[@briandstephmoore4910]

Please do a video on the challenger deep and James Cameron. we’ve been to the deepest depths of the known ocean before

[@AlijacobSakaluran]

8:36 shark syndrome☠️😭

[@alec4611]

damn, mikey jus trying to be left alone with his cold, allow it

[@johngeo5816]

Hammerheads have full 360 degree vision and the best senses of any shark

[@killerace_yt2005]

They be only feeling bad for sharks only at the end. :v

[@XxWARLORD10xX]

At nearly seven miles, the deepest part is a mile longer than Mount Everest is tall. Both manned and unmanned vessels have reached these depths, called Challenger Deep. It was long thought nothing could live in the Mariana Trench.

[@richardrankin9140]

😅😅😂😂that so funny spider jump scared

[@TSP-247]

Orcas don’t have any predators but if the start messing with things like narwhals then the narwhals have that horn of theirs to skewers them.

[@harutogames9204]

10:06 Bro why you calling out the whale shark like that what did he do to you 😂

[@theVoid_yn]

Sharks are one of the few categories of cartilaginous fish

[@thegirlyou_love]

7:43 I NEVER FLINCHED SO HARD IN MY LIFE I ACTUALLY BROKE MY IPAD DUDE ITS CRACKEEED

[@YaBoiTheGrimReaper]

2:49 I wouldn't think you'd die from it - it'd hurt like hell and make you rethink letting the intrusive thoughts win, but you should be fine save for a very bad time with the venom in your system. Don't quote me on this though - just making that observation cause it doesn't look like one of the more well-known deadly cnidarians from what I can tell 2:54 Jellyfish aren't electric - Mikey is right in that its toxins. Jellyfish have little cells called nematocysts running all along their tentacles that fire a small harpoon like bit to it that both delivers the venom and helps keep prey ensnared 6:42 Thats a goblin shark, which are typically found in deeper waters and around Japan iirc. Its "nose" is also covered in electroreceptors all over it (iirc), providing much more surface area to better detect prey. They also have this weird ability to essentially launch their jaws forward to catch food (as was shown here 27:49). Casual Geographic actually has a collab video where him and LindsayNikole talked about it. 12:12 Fun fact: Nurse Sharks are called that because they suckle on their food 13:38 A lot of animals actually do this - and is potentially to counter predators that can see ultraviolet light - so developing that was probably to both allow other members of their species identify them as well as hide from predators. Cause if they lacked it, I'd assume predators or rival species would just need to look at whatever *isn't* glowing in their UV vision 15:20 the reason hammerheads and similar species have that headshape is cause that gives them a wider field of vision and gives more surface for sensory organs to have better accuracy at pinpointing food 28:43 for anyone wondering that don't know, the River Thames is known for being very dirty sometimes due to the occasional sewage discharges

[@evansavage1368]

The main reson for shark attacks are agains surfers who look like seals to the sharks

[@JermelleLewis]

I literally throw my phone out of my head 7:31 😅😅

[@kingofalldragons9491]

Shark🦈

[@juniormagana1216]

We're going to mess around and wake up Cthulhu down there

[@tantrumnextlevel9290]

He got me man🤣

[@TheBenvelope]

White lady scientist: I can change him Him: *is a shark*

[@wadledee-t3s]

The jellyfish horror movie is called, the sand

[@lordnul1708]

If you bite it and you die, it's poisonous. If it bites/stings you and you die, it's venomous. And with jellyfish it is venom, but the scars left over look like electric bolts hence why SpongeBob portrays jellyfish stings as electric.

[@chadtapia935]

9:03 is that Jey Cosmos?

[@k4rmasl]

“i can save them” ah scientists

[@HEARTFULL_13]

F**k....I admit, spider jump scare got me 😂😅

[@theawesomeone6856]

I was expecting a jump scare, and it still got me.

[@carlthomas8136]

17:57 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nathanheckelman302]

Hammerhead evolved that shaped head so as they could find hiding prey.

[@Exvinnittyy-CC]

W Squad Frfr 🤫🧏 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️.

[@Austintwo3]

humans have been to the known bottom of the ocean lol

[@Grengriles999]

Me like shark now 🦈 ♥️

[@goodoljango1437]

21:03 Pooh Sharky

[@TheKlouseOfficial]

Packgod posted

[@YoBoiHarp]

Yall gotta team up mote 😂😂😂

[@SmallOneEyedKing]

13:50 tye Qualifications of a Shark are their gills. You know the strip lines in the side of their faces that are a sign that is a shark.

[@El_AZsChino]

Yessssir

[@arakakishinigamich.8859]

Love to be here