Woman Eaten By Large Tiger Shark in Australia

[@brandonthomas9400]

Why is it that I love this channel? This Narrator is awesome. “Attempt to predate” I could watch this all day. Hats Off to this creator

[@dianawright8334]

I’ve commented before about the December 1996 incident in Maui, Kaanapali woman swims with dolphins every morning with an orange ball, one minute she was there the next gone. Never heard anything ever about her, she is classified a missing person…. But her orange ball was found and there was an eyewitness. Tourism safety is at risk.

[@leealpalazzolo8024]

When my twin daughters were 12, we had a family trip to Hawaii. They wanted to learn to surf, so I contacted a surf school and off we set with a class. They were so far out at this beach to catch where the waves break, that I couldn’t even see them. If I had known then what I’ve learned from your channel, they would still be begging me to let them go!

[@TheScaryTruthCatalyst]

Same in the Caribbean with me. On vacation I would enjoy a daily morning swim out to a marker bouy from the beach. The resort staff would insist that there were NO sharks in those waters. They would say that because they don't want to scare the tourists off. I learned THAT from this channel. Now I never trust what people in the tourism industry say.👍

[@carriekay4827]

@@TheScaryTruthCatalyst as kids taking a quick swim not knowing we had three small great whites swimming around us/we were picked up by a guy with a small sail boat. We told him we'd swim back. He told us that great whites come in the area during the baby birthing whales. After getting in the small boat we noticed my smaller sister had blood on her back. She said something bumped her. When we found our folks a few fellas had told that the kids out there were lucky to be alive. We got in a bit of trouble since we were sight seeing that day...not swimming.

[@debbie9041]

We used to take our kids (elementary aged) snorkeling quite a ways off of the Keys and never thought much if it. Why? Because the snorkeling company said they don’t have sharks in that area, and we foolishly believed it. Thankfully we never saw anything very scary, but I surely wouldn’t repeat that nowadays.

[@billydeewilliams9104]

Yep. Vacationed recently in the Fl Keys. Key West island. Went snorkeling for a few days, got deeper and deeper into the water. Late one eve, having a beer and browsing on my laptop I read about the attacks in that area over the last few years. Not all fatal but enough to make me not go back in.

[@user-tz1fd1hl8t]

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[@cynthiabrewer952]

Good morning, Hal and all the members of our "school " I hope everyone has a great day! Take care🙂

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Thank you and you have a great day also. A new Sharks Happen is a great way to start the day.

[@lta6494]

⚠️ Dad jokes ahead ⚠️

[@mikekelly6023]

Good morning to you Cynthia I hope you have a wonderful day 🙏🇨🇦

[@blond0075]

Good morning!

[@job9162]

Thank u Cynthia ☺️ have a wonderful day yourself.......just off to bed here in England ❣️

[@garybednarz]

When you said "11' mako sitting there things are not going to go well for him;" I confess I chuckled.

[@joalyincontroly4379]

The attack at Puamana in 1980 was out in front of the Puamana pool, and is just a couple miles north of Olawalu where the woman was attacked and eaten by a Tiger shark a little over ten years later. The reef at Puamana is shallow out to the surf break, about 30/40 yards from shore as you mentioned, and then drops off to deeper water.

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

You know Polynesians believe sharks are their ancestors. They swim and stroke them and put them in a trance like state. Very interesting. Tigers are very friendly sometimes. You've got to behave like a predator toward them, not prey.

[@jimhen459]

its safer where the surf is close to the shore and the waves are steep.

[@Bandopede]

​@@annabizaro-doo-dah Good luck with that

[@CastleMc]

@@annabizaro-doo-dah they hurt and kill a lot of people in Polynesia including natives, so...

[@michaeljoseph3519]

Hal, Hal.. Hal-Oh. It's always great to see a notification telling me I can watch another great episode of your programme thanks for all your work, as usual dude...peas n gloves

[@douglasalan5783]

Great storytelling, Hal. You really make these incidents come alive with maximum drama and horror. I especially like hearing about the people who escaped unharmed.

[@theskilledgardener318]

Lots of surfers are taken around Hawaii but they keep it quiet. Its reported as missing presumed drowned.Its the Tigers. I was working on a house near the beach in Kailua in 2010 and we saw a 12ft Tiger about 20ft from some rocks biting 3 turtles in half just for fun and then swimming off.A couple of years later a swimmer had their leg bitten off just around the bend at Lanikai and I wasn't surprised.That beach gets real busy with kids every weekend.

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

Hal nearly 70,000!!! Even with those crappy algorithms you're still killing it!!! I've seen every show since your numbers were in the hundreds. Your show is my dream come true...Jaws gen X here! - we should be called gen Jaws because we were all traumatised as kids by that movie😂

[@karenmurray351]

So true... I still secretly succumb and watch this iconic movie. Love ' Jaws Gen X' 😂💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@anitazondagh923]

Thank you, Hal. From South Africa 🇿🇦

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Hal , the Midnight Lump where Kurt Bickel had his lucky day is not near Mexico , unless it moved . It is off the Louisiana coast ,approximately 38 miles out. It's in the Gulf of Mexico but nowhere near Mexico. It's a great spot for Yellowfin in the fall /winter. The Lump is basically a bump underwater, it's the top of a salt dome the seafloor goes from 400 -600 feet to 200 feet, there's an upwelling of nutrients and going from deep to relatively shallow it attracts fish ,especially when the mullet migrate from inshore to offshore , all of the predators come to feast.

[@micheleshively8557]

Am I the only weirdo who saves Hal's videos for when I am all chilled, finally alone, chores done, etc. Lol. Probably. Love this channel! Take care and stay safe people!! Blessings to you all from Texas 🎀

[@b-bopeddie1290]

yeah thats not weird ......

[@0037kevin]

Not weird at all. I save Hals videos for when I'm at my most relaxed and have time. Its like reading a favorite book. Ive seen every episode multiple times, been a fan since day one.

[@joeylowell293]

Great show Hal as always thank you for doing these shows i think by doing these shows you are both saving sharks and people!

[@Temmeralyn]

Hey Hal, Happy Monday! Thanks for another episode.

[@user-ib5gk1hn5m]

Mental note: never spear fish, surf, body board, scuba dive, swim in the morning, evening, in cloudy water, muddy water, in deep water, in chest deep water, in waist deep water, snorkel, look for abalone, swim near rocky outcroppings, near seals, or where people fish.

[@samanthaburt9447]

I'll make sure I avoid those situations my friend thank you lol!!

[@pattiburkholder8087]

If I could have marked 😆 😂 I would have, but I did mark like lolol

[@eveslady100]

Amen! Stay the hell out of the ocean! It's their territory, not ours!😊

[@shinybald36]

As my elementary school associate Jimmy Keung said numerous times the Mako shark is the fastest shark. So that must of been quite the ordeal

[@susiepittman601]

I moved to the coast of NC and was looking forward to kayaking. Then I met some locals and learned the truth about sharks. I also learned how the press lies about shark attacks because tourism was the number one industry. Swimming in salt water is EXACTLY like taking a hike alone in the jungle. Not for me.

[@christinabrown6442]

I live about an hour and a half inland in between Wilmington and Myrtle Beach and we go to both places every summer to enjoy the beaches and I never understand how people let their kids swim so far out when previous years we’ve had attacks so close to shore. And all the people that still swim near piers where people are fishing…..not the smartest thing to do.

[@RobinBerri]

Great show again. Hal, Those Mako sharks are so intimidating. They look like they are just looking for a reason to bite ya. They can move too.

[@trey6578]

Your impact is growing bro, I seen somebody comment on Twitter “we’ll count that as a predation” I laughed for 10 minutes 😂

[@sdickinson5234]

I used to live in Florida and eventually I moved to California. I thought I might get into surfing a bit. I knew that Florida and California had around the same number of shark attacks per year. On a given weekend in Florida you may have half a million people wading in the ocean or the Gulf of Mexico. When I got to California I discovered that the number of people swimming was around zero. This basically means every person who goes in the water gets attacked eventually. I do not go in the ocean in California.

[@ToilaCarissa]

Really? I rarely hear of shark attacks in California but I hear them about Florida and the Carolinas.

[@sdickinson5234]

@@ToilaCarissa There are more minor injuries from small sharks in Florida and the Carolinas, like people accidently step on them or whatever an get bitten, but the fatality number is around the same. I would say there are at least 1,000X the number of people in the water in those states than California. People go to the beach but they mostly just stay at the shoreline because the water is so cold. Even boating you see hardly any recreational boats going out in San Francisco Bay for example.

[@ToilaCarissa]

@@sdickinson5234 that makes sense. Thank you for the information.

[@lesliekenyon7487]

Why did you move here from Florida. It has beaches nice weather.

[@sdickinson5234]

@@lesliekenyon7487 The water is cold but the girls are warm 😜

[@ryanpatterson8509]

Man I just want to comment that you are my favorite creator on KZbin. You have a great storytelling cadence. Helping me get over my fear of sharks by understanding the risk more .

[@cynthiaraimonte9846]

Your shows are great because they show people just how unpredictable these animals can be. Most people will never even SEE a shark, let alone be attacked by one, but it pays to always be aware of what's around you in the water. We are not on their usual menus, and they will usually keep their distance from people. But, these shows of yours give us things to watch out for, or not do certain behaviors or actions in the water that would bring us to a nearby shark's attention, and possibly an exploratory bite. We are responsible for our personal safety when swimming in the ocean, and knowing about how we act can mean the difference between a great vacation, or a terrible tragedy. These shows of yours show us how to stay safe. Thanks!

[@debramoss2267]

Completely agree, well said 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@paulcharlesmorphy6427]

My man Hal back at it again with the quality content!

[@christopher9152]

My man Morphy back at it with the quality comments!

[@jezjukes]

Howdo mate.

[@emmah_6__]

Came to leave a like…I will save this for bed time after work. Thanks Hal love you! ❤❤❤❤

[@micheleshively8557]

I do this too lol

[@joeblow1942]

I used to live and surf on Maui and Kauai. Never saw sharks on Kauai (but knew they were there). My two favorite surf spots on Kauai were known to be very sharky. One of the spots was where Bethany Hamilton lost her arm to a Tiger shark. Saw lots of sharks on Maui though while surfing and windsurfing. I surfed Paumana one afternoon and we had a 14’ Tiger cruise through the lineup.

[@pamspencer5733]

Curious? Can you still stealth camp on Kauai? I want to spend the Summer, snorkeling,diving! Somewhere safe& warm crystal clear waters! I know Kauai is a bit safer than Caribbean ! Any thoughts? Ty

[@joeblow1942]

@@pamspencer5733 I didn’t do the van life thing when I lived in Hawaii but I have seen a couple KZbin channels of people doing that there.

[@nickaoke]

3 shark attacks in the Recife area in Brazil in the spam of 2 weeks. The 2 last ones happened on Sunday and today (Monday) 1km apart. If you can, make a video about that.

[@TheRivrPrncess]

Good show, Hal. These poor people who died. My sympathies to their family and friends.

[@garybednarz]

"Remember, if you go into that water, you're more afraid of those sharks than they are of you." Famous Hal-ism

[@DyingBreed85]

Fellow machinist checking in. Another great show! Thanks Hal! 🦈

[@vickigower8125]

I swear Hal, the longer stories where the person is in danger and trying to escape a shark, If i were that person I'm not sure my heart wouldn't give out in utter fear during the ordeal. We love ya Hal!

[@tabitha75]

I've always thought the same!!

[@ilkatrooper5623]

Another great show Hal! I just absolutely love the way you tell us about shark attacks and the way you use the maps. I have been watching Sharks Happen since your second show and I also get a geography lesson. I can't go to Florida to meet you but if you are ever near Missouri you are always welcome. By the way, my husband is from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.

[@WD-41469]

Great content, I hope that someday this channel Grows to include interviews with attack victims, so we can piece together some of this missing information! Could really help the database. Cheers!

[@lukedawson6873]

That would make this show even better if Hal interviewed some of the victims!

[@miserychannel69]

AGREED

[@mandlenkosindhlovu8124]

then he couldn't Laugh or make shark jokes anymore, itl become a sad ass show

[@lukedawson6873]

@@mandlenkosindhlovu8124 i think Hal would be just the same and that would be awesome! Good for a giggle anyway 😂

[@SHAWNEESKYWALKER]

@@mandlenkosindhlovu8124 Yes he could. No reason to let that stop him.

[@deedubs602]

I’ve always thought that bodyboarders in Hawaii and other places that have a lot of tigers are more at risk. They would look more like a turtle than anything else and tigers love turtles!

[@Zombietort]

Love the show. Absolute favourites when you rant about the lies going on and when you get to laughing.

[@mikeashley59]

Great show as always Hal, I hope you hit 70 thousand subscribers soon. 😀

[@cathybaldry7822]

The first 1 in Australia Tiger sharks are very well know to be present in waters and throughout the great barrier reef. I used to live in NQ. The bay in Townsville is a breeding ground for were tiger sharks stick the baby egg sacks in the kelp. We were always cautious of sharks in NQ as well as Box gelly fish.

[@melodieisreal5933]

Hi Hal, all of your shows are great shows! Thanks for all of your videos and the time you put in doing them!

[@michaelangelos5117]

Looking at the ocean right now and watching your video. Wondering how many sharks are out there. I haven't been eating yet.

[@susanpicciano3961]

Hey Hal! It always makes my day when I get your alerts! Thanks for the great videos ❤

[@hoibsh21]

The day that Hal runs outta shark attacks will be the saddest day ever. Am I a monster for saying that? Everyone get in the water please!!

[@micheleshively8557]

🤣🤣

[@rottweilerfun9520]

When that happens we are all drawing straws. All of the subscribers will be assigned a number , if I post your number , you have to go somewhere sharky and get yourself bit. No being a wuss and going to New Smyrna Beach either , those sharks are too small. BTW , your number is 43. If you ever see me post that number , you know what to do.

[@Debra.Justice]

Nah, he’ll never run out of shark attack stories as long as people are silly enough to risk their lives going in the ocean. You’re the best Hal.

[@hoibsh21]

@@rottweilerfun9520 Also assign tasks to said number, like No. 5, fly to South Africa and swim way out.

[@tinagenow-carrigan8851]

It's amazing that someone can be bitten and not realize it... wow

[@BLANKU2]

I agree the teeth and action is so swift and clean cut pain doesn't even register til after the fact then it has to be like your whole body goes into shock.

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

Like a sharp knife - you cut yourself without even realising it, the teeth are so sharp you don't notice at first.

[@sharks3653]

Ikr.

[@micheleshively8557]

Shock? Our brains work to help us out 👍

[@michellemooresings]

Oy. :)

[@konaono]

The dive board sounds sketchy and probably leaks blood?! After my encounter with a shark with fish blood in the water, I modernized my technique with a galvanized wash tub and a car inner tube with a poly line anchoring system to a 3 pound lead weight for an anchor. Using scuba gear I was spearing the parrot fish and placing those along with a couple of lobsters quickly to the surface fearing the fish blood in the water all the time even though the wash tub contained it. That night was a very strong off shore wind with a setting quarter phase moon into the West, and that is the best moon for lobster fishing as they use the darkness to march and are out in the open on the reef. I speared one last parrot fish and was nearly out of air but only working in 35 foot deep water.... no biggie! When I surfaced to discover my catch bucket was missing since the strong wind caused my poly line to chafe on the reef and break free. So here I am with a bleeding parrot fish on my sling and no bucket to put it in?!! As I searched in the setting moon light I now spotted my gear blown well of shore and that appeared to be a couple of hundred yards out now. I didn't want to lose my gear and catch so I put a small amount of air in my buoyancy control vest, flipped over on my back with the fish on the spear out of the water and headed out into the setting moonlight and my floating bucket of blood!! lol by the time I reached it I was now 600 yards off shore. However, being a strong swimmer I managed to swim on the surface towing my fish and blood containment system through the 30-40 mph off shore wind back to safety. Fatigued I considered jettisoning my dive gear and catch but perseverance prevailed. More "what were you thinking" events to follow!🙏🤷🏻

[@SharksHappen]

I am exhausted just reading this. Swimming is exhausting, that is lakes with no waves/current. I would collapse from exhaustion.

[@punk24]

Awesome show Hal as usual. Been watching your show for a long time and it's great to see how you've grow and continue to grow.

[@kbowersful]

I miss your longer shows! What is KZbin thinking?!

[@MrCites1]

I live near Tahtra and dive there often, the wharf was famous for its shark fishing before the Council banned it in the early 90’s. The water here is quite deep, close to 12m only metres off the shore, seals are common there too, as are rays and fish carcasses from the folk fishing on the wharf. They had the annual ‘wharf to waves’ swim only recently.

[@lukedawson6873]

Awesome show Hal! Just love how you tell these stories, some of them are incredible. I can’t imagine what it must feel like to have an animal trying to eat you alive! Definitely the stuff of nightmares brother! As always much love from all of us in the UK 🇬🇧

[@job9162]

♥️🇬🇧😘

[@jamesstreet228]

I can't imagine the horror of being wrecked at sea and floating around in the ocean for days with sharks swimming around you and you're wondering when the bite will come. Like in the movie The Reef. Holy God I'd rather someone just put a bullet in my head.

[@highjinx6519]

@@jamesstreet228 have you seen/heard the story of the USS Indianapolis? If not it’s a horror story you could never imagine. Several very good videos on yt about it. Check it out if you haven’t.

[@kellysimon91]

Thank you for another great show Hal!! Always look forward to your posts 😊

[@removalman7963]

Was getting worried that a video hadn't come out in a while. Phew thanks Hal.

[@michellebabcock363]

Hi Hal, I just want to say that I love your Podcast. It's very interesting. I am 55 and have never swam in the ocean, and I am much more afraid of those sharks than they are of me. Lol. Can't wait for the next story. # Ohio girl #Not gonna predate me.

[@triciabyrne7761]

Hal, another great show. So interesting I was spellbound. Time zoomed by. 💚💛🧡👍👍👍

[@sunbeagle9769]

Not feeling the bite is an indicator of how extremely sharp the shark's teeth are............. a mouthful of steak knives.

[@pushbackx562]

Yup.

[@carolewalls3615]

The fact he said there's a shark in here!!! 😂 Who would have thought 🤔🦈😅

[@ianmorris4922]

8:52;this is the most scarred female White Shark I have ever seen!😳

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Perfect way to start a work week! Thx Hal!

[@oregon32nursenurse43]

Thank goodness I took many trips to hawaii and St. Lucia island before ever discovering your channel!!🤣🤣😂

[@benny4894]

Fear should not prevent adventure, but cautious preparation and situational awareness is a huge factor when entering the zone of a known aggressor of humans.

[@ArmyVet82ndAbn]

Thanks for the new video Hal! 🦈🦈

[@ineedmoney4614]

“Shew glad I saw that shark in time.. oh would you look at that, a flesh wound” terrifying lol

[@hannibalbarca6308]

Tiger sharks are such jerks

[@TheDuchessofPictureRocks]

I have followed your show for over a year and never miss a episode. I even have my roommate watching now. We both are still wondering why do people go into water. Living in Tucson,Arizona makes me feel safe I will never be attacked by a shark

[@tammylouasksdearsubswtf7955]

I now have my whole family sitting with me to watch his uploads as they are released :) We live 2 blocks from the sand & surf here in Daytona, we have all went into the ocean to swim & body surf,, BUT since finding & watching this channel, we all think very differently now about going in,, we have a much higher respect now and are ok with keeping our distance and leaving them alone, we still go in, but are very aware that we are in their territory and they don't want/need us there,, no more deep ocean water for us :) we are cool with sticking close to shore and staying out of their way :)

[@rottweilerfun9520]

​@@tammylouasksdearsubswtf7955, Keep your eyes open , most attacks happen in 4ft of water or less.

[@bartenderbobmtg9809]

Beware the Sharknato. 🙄

[@rottweilerfun9520]

​@@bartenderbobmtg9809 , Sharks are the worst kind of hail.

[@tammylouasksdearsubswtf7955]

@@rottweilerfun9520 lol,, yes TY! we try to forget that part! ;) (not really,, jk) I know it can still be dangerous ,, but at least in the breaking waves, I wouldn't expect a huge GW to come & be able to sneak up on us & swallow us whole... but then again, if you knew my luck!...we do so love the beach, so we still go and enjoy it, it's just now we have a much greater respect for the wild ones that call it home & we do our best to stay out of their way..

[@micshinestryke]

Yesss this will be watched in AM before work. I got up this morning convinced there would be a new episode and was mad as hell I was wrong 😂 this has become part of my morning routine before work, getting mentally prepared. Thank you Hal, salute sir 👊🏻🙌🏻

[@bonjokin2810]

We have Midnight Lumps and they are out of Venice,la in WD 174 I believe. The surrounding water is 400' and the lumps rise up to around 200'. Amazing tuna fishing and HUGE mako's.

[@jeangrissom1071]

Great show as always! Thanks Hal❗️

[@tonysignorelli6767]

Hi Hal! Thanks for stopping by. Would you like a cup of coffee while we chat?

[@shonteemitchell6020]

Hi I look forward to watching your shows i am from the UK. I'm a bit of a shark freak love swimming but I refuse to swim in the ocean and won't let my daughter go in the ocean either out respect for the sharks and do not want to get eaten or attacked. I love watching your shows and learning more things about sharks.

[@julierobinson1099]

I remember so many of our Australian shark attacks - reminds us of what we must take into consideration we are land based so we enter at our own risk waterways both ocean & rivers ….. live life to the fullest

[@driftless1870]

Another unbelievable set. When they finally eat me, I hope I don’t feel their teeth either.

[@debraharris425]

LOVE your show Hal ....keep up the great work!!!🦈🦈🦈

[@karenmurray351]

Wow, almost 70k subs Hal, great news. I love how I see you being quoted on UTube and Twitter... Your name is in lights now. Keep up the great work 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦈

[@welshwitch2126]

I never want to learn to scuba dive, or do ANY type of open ocean swimming. But I’ve been a water lover since I could walk, due to the number of family vacations to FL, Hawaii, western Mexico, and the Caribbean. If I go to a beach, I’m in the water. I’ve lived on the upper Texas coast for over 40 years (nasty murky water and nasty brown sand beaches, so you can’t even see your feet in 3-4’ of water) and I know it’s bull shark heaven, but I can’t stop myself. There’s always that little bit of fear, but the sheer joy of being in the water pushes it out of my head🤷‍♀️

[@pamspencer5733]

Sounds like Galveston! I live here! The homes are eye candy& people so friendly compared to New Yorkers,like myself! Mississippi River dumps the silt,sludge into the Gulf! And the oil tankers off shore! Refineries etc! How bout that Sargasso? LOL 🏖️Oh, yes & the Bull Sharks! My friend docks at the Marina here! Says you wouldn't stick your big toe in the water if you saw the size of the Bulls that feed off the boat sewage😳

[@brendoncassidy1316]

The 3 primary Great White locations globally: California, Australia, South Africa. If you’re doing open water swims in these places you are out of your mind.

[@italianstallion9170]

Japan and US eastern seaboard are pretty bad for the GWs as well.

[@brendoncassidy1316]

@@italianstallion9170 I think there have been two attacks on the Eastern seaboard (that I’m aware of) in the past 50 years One is Cape Cod one in Maine Do not really on the level

[@markmailander3880]

Baja and off mainland Mexico in Sea of Cortez and New Zealand,

[@Debra.Justice]

@@brendoncassidy1316There are Great Whites off the coast of North and South Carolina. However, there haven’t been any attacks…yet. When I lived in Southport NC, a Great White named Mary Lee was pinging all around NC and SC. At that time she was 14 ft. Not sure if her tracking device is still attached. No, I didn’t get in the ocean. 😀 But I do love sharks. 🦈

[@eileenpnennisnd5502]

Add Cape Cod, Massachusetts to that list

[@debramoss2267]

The reason people don't feel the teeth when the just have pressure is that nerves can only carry one type of painful sensation, so the pressure blocks the other sensations out. It's one of the clever tricks in medicine and nursing to pinch the skin around an injection site, the patient just feels a squeeze. I was always the Nurse they wanted to have for their injections on the ward. The human body is fascinating. Very cold water can do the same. My partner has 2x injections every day, he's a former Nurse, too and the Nurses who do his use that method. Amazing.

[@JoeyPinter]

hiya, @8:45 what do you think happened to that shark? it looks like knife cuts or maybe a prop?

[@freeanimals594]

I'm thinking prop. Was wondering too!

[@stephenjones6500]

Breeding scars.

[@SharksHappen]

Giant squid and the spike they have at the center of their suckers. Looks like a 3 inch or so spike

[@blond0075]

Goodmorning Hal! Hope you're having a wonderful holiday in the Florida keys. There is only a few shows that I get excited to see a new post from. Yours is one of them Hal♡. You & 1 other channel stops me on my tracks. Must watch it now! The other channels I mark to watch later...after my shower & my pajamas are on & I'm snuggled up. If Sharks Happen drops at this point, my chihuahuas & I watch together. Makes your channel 10x's better when we can snuggle up together with a snack & a hot cup of coffee topped with whipped cream & cinnamon (sometimes a shot of Jagermeister cold brew in it).

[@RikJSmith]

Hiya Hal . Hope you're doing well . Thanks for another great Video !! Stay safe Dude ! 🎸🎸🎸

[@nathanialdavidson340]

Thank you Hal.

[@rebeccajones6719]

11ft Mako? No thank you. That's a chunky boi.

[@billkeaveney1526]

Thanks Hal, sometimes who knew a flipper could protect you from a 🦈

[@teamfarmcat]

Another good show! I don't often pause the screen on the newspaper clippings, but it did say that that swimmer was later surrounded by her husband and the other swimmers which the shark did not try to attack them directly. It says a helicopter dropped dye into the water to read the tide but the following morning police officers found some of her remains washed up on shore. Great shows, Hal, keep it up! I wonder how many lives this channel has saved by you bringing awareness of shark attacks, brother! 💝🦈 I appreciate your passion for sharks and people when you tell these stories.

[@triciabyrne7761]

Excellent point about lives saved. 👍👍👍

[@miserychannel69]

BY FAR ... my favorite SHARK related content channel. Blessings, stay out of the water, Bro.

[@madmrssally5297]

Hal, have you ever considered starting a Discord for your viewers? It would give your viewers a place to interact and share stories, videos and photos.

[@angelwalker3260]

8:40 there's old Scarface I love him! I wonder what happened to him? Another banger, thanks Hal! 🦈💙🦈

[@SharksHappen]

Have heard it is from giant squid. They have a 3 inch or so spike in center of suckers

[@angelwalker3260]

@@SharksHappen Really!? Omg

[@urrusmoso112]

Thank you for saying the meassures both in metric and imperial system! Great content!

[@cindymckimm5681]

Could see a Mako looking that small and insignificant from a distance due to their streamlined sleek build. Regarding the 18 yr old - "you're pretty much man size at that point." Hal, you crack me up. Love how you word things. Thanks for another good one.

[@Zombietort]

I used to tell my kids "whales don't get out to poop" to put them off and go on about sharks.

[@ashleypg1708]

Makos are like torpedoes. I've never seen anything move SO fast.

[@SharksHappen]

It looks fake they move so fast…

[@nitroone6772]

I've learned from this channel..don't get separated from your group

[@benisaten]

Cheers Hal and everybody. From 🇨🇦✌️

[@GreatWhiteDetective]

What if the majority of bites are actually attempts to predate, if the surf board wasn't there in most cases and the shark got a clean bite. I bet it would return and attempt predation. I really think in most causes the shark would consume the human if they got a cleaner first bite

[@SharksHappen]

Lol. The surfboard isnt stopping any shark from biting thru it and the person like Lewis Boren. Is up to the Great White alone…

[@SharksHappen]

Great white shark, might stop a tiger or bull

[@klompsauce]

I lived in Honolulu when I was younger, I went in all the time, not a chance now

[@MoniqueDarling-lr1tb]

Another great show Hal. You do such an awesome job. Thanks, Monique

[@Topgunphoto]

regarding the spear fishing attack, the floats are used to slow & tire the fish out so it can't go too deep. There's a few spear fishing channels I watch out of Fla on YT and I've seen them used a few times.

[@ericastapleton7042]

Thanks Hal! Love your channel ☆

[@mscinders9449]

Love the channel! I live near Tathra and remember this well. I believe they only found her swim cap 🙁

[@Lilah_Ninigigun_Belet-Eanna]

I visited Tathra beach (lived in Brogo) just a few days before the attack..pretty crazy..😬

[@NASkeywest]

Props to the men who gave the guy CPR for two hours even though he was already dead probably

[@wendaltvedt4673]

I don't understand how a husband could get separated from his wife while long distance swimming in the ocean knowing the risks of sharks or drowning.

[@cristianne3040]

Hey Hal, my fav sharkman! I would never go that far out in the sea, too many sharks for company.😲

[@Bobman450]

At Puamana the water about 5-10 feet 50 yards out.

[@chrischamberlain4846]

You know I keep hearing that it’s so rare for a shark attack to happen yet I can’t tell by watching these videos