The Oceanic Whitetip Shark | A Brief Overview 🦈

[@searcaig]

One of the theories of Oceanic Whitetip attacks on humans in the Red Sea was apparently linked to the sheep transport ships coming from Australia. Apparently in order to keep the sheep healthy during the long voyage, sick sheep are just thrown overboard, something I believe was denied by the ship owners. This would definitely be a nice source of food for these sharks and following the ships they are provided with some food supply.

[@LionsInBoots]

Another great video. Thank you for producing this kind of content, although you don‘t get the recognition you deserve for it, do know that you make high quality, interesting and captivating content. I and certainly many others appreciate you and your work.

[@LeriusDoman]

Great video! The writing and editing is great, love the text video transitions! :)

[@chrism9493]

Your videos have great editing and they're the perfect length for these topics.

[@Zavzie]

Thanks Chris!

[@dlmsarge8329]

Very interesting! Excellent information and cool video images.

[@Aquamarine8955]

Awesome video, oceanic white tips are so interesting and beautiful 💙 Also I love ABZU!

[@tylerstudybaker]

Amazing video. Id love to see one on the mako sharks. Very high quality.

[@lizzielozzie1111]

just discovered your channel. your videos are well edited, very interesting and informative. :)

[@yvonnelessick9880]

I wonder. If this white tip shark or requiem shark. Is the Madamselle. Shark talked about in Mauritius and other Indian Island

[@BigDonKedick]

It's a terrifying thought knowing what they did to the sailors the USS Indianapolis. Tigers were also said to be a part of that tragedy. And the naval like jackets that the Indys cre had on weren't bright colored at all. Mcvays life jacket is a darker army type green color, not red or orange which means they weren't attracted by the life jackets. I think they were attracted to the noises, smells, and everything else that a sinking ship puts out into the ocean. Also, the sailors were almost all covered in oil so the white tips def weren't going after anything "bright colored" unless the white legs of the sailors were shimmering in the sun which caused them to go after the legs. A lot of Indy stories have to do with the bottom half of the sailors being eaten.

[@emilyw842]

😢

[@Skankhunter420]

Love your work!

[@timnik2902]

Uss Indianapolis.🦈

[@LatrinaDeshawntey]

Hey.. tiger sharks aren’t requiem sharks..

[@aerodicus]

They’re not aggressive, they’re just curious and will likely only take a chunk of your bicep or calf muscle if politely allowed.

[@jessestewart169]

I dare say. These are the most dangerous shark in the ocean.

[@tomalakis2483]

as they should be

[@NaNByZero]

Well explained. 🕐⚙️🍸

[@paulstuart9465]

There are fatal attacks on humans by this species. Many of them with reliable witnesses. One of these cases was a diver attacked by two white tips. Witnessed by his dive partner. Then the fatalities in Egyptian resort in the recent past.

[@tomalakis2483]

we still killed more of them than they killed us

[@Kevin-p2l5b]

Okay.

[@LynWright]

What a shame another endangered species The Oceanic Whitetip Shark

[@jimhanty8149]

I wonder if the family of the sailors on the Indianapolis feel that way …

[@skittles1342]

@@jimhanty8149they don’t, It was a tragedy, but humans kill way more people in every conflict than these predators that have been around longer than all of us. Families can cry. They’re endangered and humans aren’t unfortunately. 😢

[@jimhanty8149]

@@skittles1342 …like typical lefties , instead of addressing my comment you deflect to not have to have facts to back up your point….” Well, Susie’s parents let her stay out till midnight” ….it’s all ways the same tactic …….deflection ……

[@Tertia_Optio]

This is a complete fallacy.

[@zuckerkane]

Where’s that “Are we the baddies?” bit from?

[@casto87]

That Mitchell and Webb Look, sketch show

[@bennelong8451]

So cool.