This is a pretty nice sized great white shark near shore here in Southern California.

[@dianacryer]

I like his philosophy, if I follow him, he can’t follow me.

[@maynardlikethecandy5347]

Except that as soon as a shark realizes it’s being followed, it dives down, and circles back to get behind the thing that was following it.

[@danicaeder3089]

Nice ❤🎉😂

[@dianacryer]

@@maynardlikethecandy5347 🤣 Don’t make me over think this.

[@sorinholland4]

Except that great whites attack from below...?

[@robinvann6663]

cazzzy...

[@GeckoMom75]

I would have a heart attack if I saw that while riding a paddleboard!

[@rikmorley1729]

Wonderful footage again Thank you

[@Cheka__]

Paddleboarding with the cute little dolphin.

[@SevenSixkiller]

Love all of your footage. Have learned so much about these sharks through the incredible work you do. As a lifelong resident and ocean-goer here in SoCal, I’m always so curious to know when and where exactly these videos were filmed…while I now know (thanks to your channel) that these beauties are around us all the time, I still would be so interested to find out the particulars of when/where these sightings occur. Perhaps one day I’ll actually catch a glimpse myself… Side story: I have a sneaking suspicion that one bumped into my leg a couple years back while bodysurfing just before sunset at El Porto (South Bay area of LA). I can definitely differentiate the feeling of fish versus sharks (I know sharks ARE fish, but I’m talking perch or smelt versus sand shark or leopard shark, this felt like the sand or leopard sharks…only much, much larger. A bit to my own surprise, I wasn’t too spooked and just kept on catching waves until after the sun had completely set (granted I’ve always felt that my blindingly pale white skin and bright red hair might help distinguish me from shark food, lol), and that was that. Have always wondered if indeed it was a white shark…🦈🤍

[@jackmillwater3604]

I thing we're going to need a bigger paddleboard.

[@Volfan2]

😂😂

[@estherjerez91]

😅

[@sharks3653]

The shark looks to be about 13 feet long. That is definitely a big shark.

[@annsmith5217]

Oh heck nooo I’d never be on a board with that swimming around 😂 I would have had a ❤attack

[@thoth_bitcoin]

So calm

[@brendaokeefe2096]

I think the dude saw it. He turned. Falling in the water would suck

[@jxrdii_]

This video is amazing, often we can't get an idea of the size of these animals until we see a 'comparison' to a human scale. Tremendous.

[@pretzel2272]

Wow! So amazing! 🦈💙💙💙

[@Robin-rj8vg]

Omg,I was on one of those 99 cent Walmart floats once and my bff was on hers beside me on a small clear lake down in Florida. We were right out by the little bouy line they put out to show swimmers not to go past that point. We're all relaxed floating along with our toes hooked over that bouy cable so we'd be fat enough or the little kids wouldn't bother us. As I glanced down casually beneath us, I saw a gator longer and bigger around than is AND of flimsy little floats just cruising along the bottom right under us!! The things head was literally wider than either of us!! Man, for a minute I thought I was going to drown, right there in place! It flashed thru my mind do not go into blind panic and start splashing @ thrashing my way back to dry land, but you can bet you're ass that's exactly where I went and from they're home!! And I'd be much more terrified of a shark, especially one that size than I would of a gator. I mean, normally a gator has to be hungry and the human doing something stupid to draw unwelcome attention. With a shark, if you listen to some ppl, all you gotta do is be there and the shark wonder what that is @ take a little nibble and next thing you know both your legs are gone and every shark within a mile is interested in becoming your best friend.

[@Tertia_Optio]

Sharks are such gentle, misunderstood animals. We need to let them eat us.

[@BigWaveStudio]

That guys legs were trembling😂

[@MEL2theJ]

Fantastic footage 💎 Thank you again TheMalibuArtist 🦈

[@kristy9337]

Never ignore the drone...

[@yosefff5oh]

What a chonker 😍 I just love sharks so much. The most beautiful and intimidating animals in the sea. Aside from orcas... 🤣

[@dawnsunrise1981]

Beautiful !!

[@bigbaba1111]

That is a big example. Look at the proportions compared to the board and the human.

[@pacificrules]

Intimidating yet stunning ❤️🦈

[@jfp17]

20 footer. Possibly 25. Three tons of him.

[@Alex-vq9vj]

No, it's not.

[@marlyndonnelly2206]

Quoting Quint never gets old! Following that quote is 3 minutes of probably one of best musical scores from John Williams.

[@ashleyrodeheffer2251]

​@@Alex-vq9vj hes quoting something. Jack ass

[@kelseycoyote6576]

Nope, more like 14. Still it could bite that paddle board in half. I spend a lot of time in and on the water along the California coast, especially when living on my boat moored out. It's the forced perspective that makes it look larger than it is. It's usually juveniles close to shore from Santa Cruz to San Diego.

[@kelseycoyote6576]

😂😂😂😂

[@lovesallanimals9948]

Paddle board with him in the water. No

[@tinacurrington9438]

I would love it if you would give an approximate estimation on the length in the videos that you think are the bigger sharks. And I'm curious as to the biggest great white you've filmed?. I really enjoy your channel! ❤😊

[@darwinawardcommittee]

Me: “don’t fall over don’t fall over don’t fall over”😮

[@jojowynne233]

Pretty 🦈❤️

[@PhilBather]

In the midst of great whites being hunted by the orcas we need to ensure these fish are protected at all cost. Great work as usual 👏

[@Blueguitar007]

In what context did you get protect the shark? This is about a padelboarder.

[@margarethooten3007]

Which is why you will never see me on any kind of board in the Ocean! 😱

[@user-fi7wl4ty1h]

Can the boarder see it? Watching your videos it seems the sharks aren't bothered about interaction

[@KM-ws4kf]

The boarder can see the drone so they know there's something there.

[@generationfallout5189]

Oh lord, she’s coming!

[@JoEllenGarrison]

What should a person do in that circumstance? Just keep on? Be still?

[@tailhookmd2546]

Real nice size… every bit of 10’, maybe 12’?

[@ianmorris4922]

"It's a biggie!"

[@AZVIDS]

Is that paddleboarder nuts or just a native Californian? Prolly both…🤪

[@helpaholic]

This video has been edited. I’ve seen another version with this shark and the exact same guy, for some reason takes off very very fast and you kind of noticed the water being disturbed from above. Hmmmm

[@user-im7db9kn6u]

What happened to you ? ? I was just paddling near a f*ckin GW 😆

[@lookupyourredemptiondrawsn7285]

Does this not scare you? I'm scared just watching it! Lol

[@timothybrinicombe5025]

All the best😅

[@hospagalief]

Still a juvenile

[@FairbrotherStudios]

Or maybe a really, really small human 🤔

[@RMR1]

Pregnant? Hard to tell from above but the shape looks like a possibility, at least.

[@BrolyRajang]

Monster

[@susanreeves4062]

Yes, there are lots more dangerous things in all the waters than sharks. I watched a good video last night and I can understand easily the Loch Ness monster is real.😮😮😮😮

[@BrolyRajang]

@@susanreeves4062 its the 1st Time in the World i see an idiot in this planet: you👍

[@aliveli134]

Simdi su kırmızı.ya boyansa suç kimin bu adamdamı yoks Eco sistemde.mi

[@lhm1586]

I wonder if this guy is naive or if he knows what hes doing

[@irinaramirez66]

Nunca entiendo como ese tiburón no ha mordido todavía a nadie y siempre rodeado de gente, no understand

[@qui-gontimtherandomraptor1072]

El tiburón no le gusta comer las gentes, come las focas y los pescados! Tiburones no come los gentes (Mi Español no esta bien, lo siento ;-;)

[@oliverkaiser794]

Just watch his other videos. They are beautiful and breathtaking. Seeing humans and sharks so close together, interacting peacefully, is awe inspiring.

[@psychiatry-is-eugenics]

Oceans are dying because of too many paddle boarders

[@drivebyquipper]

Lol!

[@projektsaragossa8207]

No tasty.

[@user-re9fu2ov6u]

Been me up Scotty