Great White Shark Surprised by Gray Whale in Rare Encounter

[@larslovestech]

the ocean has most probably seen these scenes for thousands of years...and you managed to capture it in film for us all to see...amazing work as ever...your the best bro

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks a ton. Lots of luck. Lots of patience. haha

[@tonyaharmon1383]

​@TheMalibuArtist Truly Enjoyed This!❤ Thanks For Sharing!❤

[@petethebeat4868]

An incredible once-in-a-lifetime-shot that is well deserved. Thank you for sharing this experience with us!

[@a.l.a.7847]

My heart expands with joy at seeing dolphins, a great white shark and a grey whale enjoying the same stretch of shallow water -- co-existing in ways that I pray we can emulate better and better. Again, thank you, Malibu Artist. 🙏

[@conspiracy1914]

unless we can all photosynthesis they will eat each other

[@TheTrailRabbit]

I'm a SoCal open water swimmer, and I always recommend your channel when I meet people who are concerned about swimming in the ocean with sharks.

[@respek2933]

i swim in laguna beach and newport

[@adampaul454]

I swim in my bathtub. Much safer.

[@AJ-wd5xc]

The ocean is no longer our domain ever since our ancestor crawled out of it. Swim in a pool and leave these beautiful creatures alone!

[@josephstraw6224]

Scooby snack

[@56gwendolyn]

Thank you!! So beautiful. I always feel so privileged when I'm in the company of such magnificent creatures. Your film left me feeling at peace.

[@LayllasLocker]

Wow. I’m so grateful to be living at this day and age. To be able to follow people from across the world and see their videos and photographs of this amazing planet. 💙🌎

[@norsewarlock8331]

One thing that your videos have definitely brought awareness to is that even if we can't see sharks at a surface level, they ARE there. Many times they leave us alone, but every single time you venture into the ocean you drop multiple levels on the food chain.

[@bonson9156]

entering the ocean can sometimes be like entering Detroit I guess

[@DB-jw7ep]

@@bonson9156 What is Detroit but an ocean of concrete and violence?

[@jenat82]

It does annoy me all this promoting being in the water with big sharks. No you shouldn't be in the water with a great white. Even just a curious nibble from the shark and you've lost an arm. Remember that video fo the Russian getting eaten by a tiger shark? His screams and all of it on camera. Keep that in mind and get out of the damn water if sharks have been spotted. That tiger shark had to be killed so his parents had something to bury.

[@julianmessina1969]

Thanks for your beautiful footage, I've been surfing and sailing for 50 years and your vision of the ocean truly inspiring

[@valsptsd814]

Nice display of strength from the whale. Stirs up sand and blows bubbles under the shark, limiting it’s breathing and vision. And the dolphins just seemed to be hanging back, making sure they’re seen. “We are too much work for you.” That was cool. Extraordinary. Thank you for hours of work it took for this.

[@lyndasturner3048]

I love to watch your videos in bed prior to sleeping. The wonder of our planet never ceases to amaze me ...& your beautiful filming is soothing for the soul. Thank you from the UK.

[@jritechnology]

I would love to see the whales off Point Vicente someday soon. I'm only a few miles from Palos Verdes and I grew up here, been on whale watch boats and interacted with them long ago. However, real life takes me away from the things I love, and this channel reminds me that I need to go see the whales again before I die. They are so beautiful and sometimes very playful off the coast in the shallows....they get rid of barnacles in the sand and I bet it feels wonderful to them; like a dog getting that perfect spot scratched.

[@jaridmanos7946]

I used to take my son to SoCal from Tx in the summer to experience the Pacific Ocean when he was a boy. It was always cold and fresh & seemed dark blue from shore. Seeing your & the Pacific’s artistry from above is an emergent expression of the Pacific we had no idea of. Even the color, clarity & light. If we had seen a shark we would have been scared no lie. Now he’s grown and I’m a freediver and shark diver in South Florida and I feel some kind of way watching your short films. Some day I hope to meet a white shark in person. I might even be a little unnerved still, but the adrenaline will feel like clarified meditation. - Jaríd Nidal Manos, writer

[@davidroberts5577]

Your channel is absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing your passion with us all.🕉️🕊️🦈

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks so much for watching and supporting these videos! They are truly a pleasure to share with everyone.

[@davidroberts5577]

Thank you, have a wonderful day 🦈

[@DG-nj1qe]

Beautiful nature at its best. Thank you for sharing and fortunate you are to witness this!

[@clearlybe]

So soul soothing! Thank- You 😊

[@AyaanCali-zq3kf]

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[@travisrygg3317]

Watching footage like this, I'm convinced that great whites are neighbors that sometimes hang out with others; sure you have to be cautious, but they aren't always hunting, that's only a sliver of their lives. Your patience in filming the coastline is astounding. Patience is a virtue, you certainly must be a virtuous person. Bless you and your work 💙.

[@dominikspencer3981]

@travisrygg3317 Great comment! Yeah agreed!

[@gangstagamegangstagame4467]

You have to be cautious with dolphins too they can be dangerous to humans as well

[@angixm]

It was so cool seeing the enormous school of fish part as shark and whales swam though them!! Nice video!! Thank you for showing us things we might never see otherwise. 🥰

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks for visiting

[@johnanderson1818]

Congratulations, on the shot of your dreams! 💯

[@CharlieOkeson]

I feel so sorry for those who ask "why is that special?" 😢 Thank you for sharing. 👍✌️

[@georginakirtley1283]

Exactly what I was thinking how can anyone not understand why it is special that is sad

[@nigelwylie01]

You can’t hear tone of voice in a text. It may be an appreciative comment trying to draw out more information.

[@lbrowning2543]

It’s special because it shows species cooperating and interacting peacefully.

[@1scott921]

I feel sorry for us because we have to live with those people.

[@1979mattant]

I'm in the UK and absolutely love your channel, what a stunning video, thank you for all the work you do, to show us how beautiful these animals are.

[@PlanetEarth3141]

Something very special for you turned into something awesome for me to see. Thanks. 😊

[@Teufel_Resen]

It’s hard to realize how often these encounters could have happened so many times when I was a surfing so often when I was younger. Keep up the great work!!!

[@batshtcrazy5293]

Holy crap!!! That was some of the coolest footage I've ever seen! And I hope you know that what you are doing is also a great service for scientists to study as well. A hobby turned into GOLD! Well done!

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks a ton! This has been quite a journey and I'm loving every moment. Very thankful for your support!

[@56gwendolyn]

Thank you!! Your film is stunning. It is always a privilege to witness & be in the company of such magnificent creatures. I felt at peace while watching this.

[@valaryansteelkatana5798]

As a nature enthusiast, this channel is so awesome. Keep it up dude, you're doing great work

[@mickeysingh1888]

Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪 Amazing footage! I’m hoping that when Ocearch come to Ireland later in the year in the hunt for great whites, they get lucky and find one.

[@hometronicsflllc3952]

Wow just WOW, absolutely stunning footage. Thank you for all your the time and patience to bring us this beautiful nature footage. To see these majestic creatures in their natural environment interacting with eachother is just amazing. Thank you

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!!

[@rex_havoc2966]

You caught the holy trinity of the socal shoreline and it’s only fitting that it was you! Ty for another awesome vid!

[@chrisverbiest6121]

Thanks for this extraordinary video. It made me very emotional. Everything in nature is beautiful for those who want to see it. Greetings from Belgium.

[@Trojan0304]

Thanks for sharing highlights of your many hours surveying the ocean, awesome 🦈🐋🐬❤️❤️❤️

[@weylandyutanicorporate]

I feel like these guys hang out in the shallows like we go to the bar. "Hey Phill!" "Hey Sarah! Oh, hey Olivia!" "What's up?" "Oh you know, just escaping the pressures of the deep."

[@tula1433]

😂

[@urmedusa84]

I just pictured Norm and sam from Cheers !!😂

[@jesseykipkemoi3346]

Nothing serious 😂

[@octavia6397]

Lol

[@crispybacon5378]

This is possibly the greatest video you've ever done. Amazing 👏

[@J-dizzle2021]

It's totally awesome, as always. Thanks so much h for the beautiful videos.

[@niddechats7757]

the beauty of this video, seeing all those species all together in the same frame made me cry. it's so wonderful

[@ricardodeleon9535]

Amigo, has capturado unas tomas espectaculares, muchas gracias por compartir este sorprendente video!!!!!

[@Alex-vq9vj]

Fantastic footage, Carlos! Congrats 💐

[@AuroraPhoenixx]

I live in the middle of Canada, no ocean near me. I have had dreams all my life of being able to see these things in person. This video is like a screenshot from many of those dreams I have had. Love this channel.

[@tomtalker2000]

God bless you for the time, effort, and work that you do. Your certainly making history what that drone of yours. Keep up the great work. What a beautiful moment of 3 beautiful animals together.

[@ColleenC-n5v]

Absolutely breathtaking…… thank you for this miraculous and beautiful moment. Wow! 💜✝☮✝💜✝☮✝💜✝☮✝💜✝☮✝💜✝☮✝💜✝☮💜

[@martelmccoy9533]

That was amazing with Dolphins 🐬 and Whales 🐋 in addition to Sharks 🦈 and no pods of Orca’s to kill them. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@markgutierez9922]

Orcas are the main villains

[@mamacitadelosperros533]

Magnificent footage! I watched in awe with a grin on my face! Thank you for sharing this beautiful scene!

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PlantObsessed]

Thank you for all your tireless work. I just received my print today. I hope to start a wall of your art. 🎉🎉

[@rhettwarner8345]

Wow! Wonderful footage here! Your videos and voice over are so relaxing and educational. You are doing great work. Love your channel!

[@jojowynne233]

Carlos, I’m so in awe of what you do and the pure joy you bring to my life every time I watch your videos. I now watch them on my TV because the viewing is bigger and better. I’m sure you’re not only showing the beauty but you are contributing to the scientific study of sharks with the hours of footage you have. We were all very lucky to witness the footage you captured of 3 different species together in the ocean. Thank you so much. Thank you Gray Whale, Great White Shark and Dolphins too, you are all magnificent and very cooperative. 🦈🐋🐬❤

[@ironjaw6752]

Carlos, congratulations on capturing your dream sequence. I was born & raised in SoCal (Ventura) and after 62 years I had to move on. I relocated to Northern Idaho and love it up here, but each time I watch one of your videos it gets me to missing the coast and that's not a bad thing. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@lmdotzler]

Wow. Taking the time to get this footage - the three together in one shot is like... Idk... Like spotting a unicorn? Lol Seriously, though - thank you for sharing this. I have MS and I'm stuck in the Midwest - far far away from that world. When I was a kid I wanted to be a marine biologist and I have always been obsessed with sharks. So thank you for bringing that world to me.

[@a.l.a.7847]

Your videography is stunning and your narration is lovely -- not intrusive to the beautiful natural interactions you are able to capture. Thank you so much.

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thank you! 😃

[@chriscwikla7558]

By far, this was the coolest video that you've posted. Thanks

[@pearlkt]

You must of been holding your breath in anticipation. Your footage is just a pleasure to watch and I get so emotional witnessing such beauty. Thankyou

[@TheMalibuArtist]

Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Seriously.

[@dianebarham-dk3pb]

This gave me goosebumps. Absolutely gorgeous footage!

[@timbarrett8039]

Another truly amazing film. I love your content, it is so relaxing watching your films. Your patience and skill are incredible!😊

[@yanina.korolko]

A definite and immediate like❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@noanepal]

Thank you for spaciously offering your efforts to film and share these never-before scenes of underwater intimacy.

[@Jesusiscominglive777]

All I have to say is, WOW! This was one of my very favorites from you. You're definitely in the right line of work, TYVM!👏💯🐬🦈🐋

[@robinflanigan9195]

Wow, I had no idea. Your footage is incredible. I loved it. 😊

[@michaelshoemaker9591]

Always beautiful, amazing, and enlightening - wonderful channel and wonderful work. Bravo!

[@joelfortin9856]

Wow, just very spectacular footage, thank you for sharing

[@scottgorman7166]

Very cool indeed! Amazing experience....if you spend the time the time will reward you....wonderful!

[@EduardoEduardoEduardo]

This is gold. The images, music, comments.. just perfect in a peaceful harmony. Please don’t stop doing this amazing job

[@abigail1st]

Wow 🤩 that made my day, thank you 🙏🏻🕊️

[@audreylittle6229]

So very cool!! Thank you for sharing this moment with us. 😊💜

[@Chrissileinen]

Your films has really given me new insight into the sharks excistance. Thank you.

[@mikesmith9387]

Fantastic. Keep it up. Great stuff and filming. And truly fascinating

[@dr7246]

The world has been such a dreadful place lately. However, your videos are like meditations on awe. Thank you!

[@morewillie]

Def recognize that spot at 4:44 -- what luck and patience to snag such an amazing capture.

[@NightOwlUtopia]

But I have to say, this footage is very special, it’s stunning, and it brings tears to my eyes, what harmony between all of us. Subscribed. This is the video that finally made me subscribe

[@FYDILYL]

Me too!❤

[@frufru0071]

I’m so grateful for the invaluable support you’ve provided for the people and animals of (not just) The Californian Pacific Coast but all over the world. Thank you for sharing your passion for Nature with us.

[@arizona_anime_fan]

the few times white shark predation on larger whale species has been observed (mostly on younger humpbacks and grey whales) they've gone after the area where the tail joins the body. no wonder that great white seemed to focus in on that section a few times. beautiful camera work as always!

[@California__Sun]

WOW.....one of your best❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SelmaSeltsam]

It's just wonderful to watch your videos, I can't get enough of these beautiful pictures. Thank you so much for your work!

[@joantorres3309]

Beautiful footage! Great interaction between species! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@Anm8or]

Thank you so much for your mission!

[@jadziapax]

Thank you for a glimpse into your world & theirs.

[@phylliswurm9473]

🦈 🐋 🐬 very cool. Good video. 👍

[@karenbianchini5592]

Outstanding! Thank you!!!❤

[@PeterWhite-jz6np]

Amazing footage. Thank you it is rare for the layman to have the privilege of watching content like this.

[@jametalboy]

Great footage, great drone flying & great interaction of Great whale, Great white shark & the great pod of dolphins

[@stevecooper3510]

Thanks for putting in the time!

[@LAYERSOFLIFE24]

3:33 If I had a bunch of extra money sitting around I'd be giving it to you sir! I admire your patience and passion and talent. x

[@nancysmall9793]

Fascinating video. Thank you.

[@johnmorris8891]

Outstanding Carlos.

[@matthewweil9949]

Incredible video! Keep up the amazing work!!

[@ColoradoGuitarMan]

Another beautiful stunner

[@luziferschadenfreudevonhol8487]

at 4:57 you can see a dolphin appear in the top left corner of the video, so it was no surprise that the pod would appear soon after in the video. Amazing animals, whales, dolphins, and sharks. We see so much footage of one killing the other that we think the only time they encounter each other is to kill, but videos like this show us that sometimes they just encounter each other randomly. And yes, i know some of these animals do not kill the other(s).

[@mariabrauer1300]

Thanks for sharing!!! ❤ It touched my whole being.

[@margiewalker1808]

Your channel is beautifully amazing.

[@pamgilbert2033]

Thank you. I love seeing your drone views.

[@Knothe1977]

These creatures are beautiful and that is wahat you do! ❤

[@oldhomefeather]

Incredible footage. Thanks for sharing!

[@JasonMyers-jo6zf]

Absolutely love it! Very well done! Thank you!

[@nichollsboo1]

I can only imagine your excitement when you captured these three beautiful species together! Absolutely fabulous, thank you for sharing your amazing work with us👌💕

[@mitch1447]

Another masterpiece of a video ! Truly stunning

[@jadeybabes33]

How absolutely amazing you were rewarded with that beautiful once-in-a-lifetime footage. I'm so happy you got to see it. Well done. Incredibly beautiful 😍

[@RichardMills-zx2ms]

Thank you for doing everything you do! I am passionate about changing the way the world looks at these beautiful creatures. You are doing more to help them than possibly anyone. Keep up the amazing work!!!

[@BrentTheGent1]

Amazing footage, very well done. :}

[@bochsuson9621]

Thanks!

[@TheDarkArtofAngling]

The intelligence, playfulness, awareness and gentle nature of whales and dolphins is so awesome. Thank you for sharing these absolutely amazing encounters, and for your sharing your insights. You are truly blessed to live in an area with such a rich and diverse environment with so many interesting and awe inspiring species.

[@28th_St_Air]

@8:04 I think the seal in the earlier sequence was doing this too, but watch the dolphin closest to the shark. It is either intentionally or spontaneously pooping as it maneuvers around the shark. Notice how I didn’t say “pooping its pants” because they don’t wear pants. 🤓

[@susanestes8934]

Amazing!!!! I love your videos.

[@ClosetLady]

incredible Carlos! thank you for sharing this spectacular moment! ❤

[@trentcarbino921]

Nice catch of the three together

[@naqshbandi_life9073]

This stuff warms my heart. I was convinced as a child that I had been a dolphin before. My grandma had a picture of dolphins in the bedroom and I felt like I knew them. Peace.

[@magnafeye]

Truly amazing footage...