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Dolphins vs Great White Sharks & Shark Breaches Completely Out of The Water

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In this week’s shark observations, I filmed an incredible great white shark breach. It jumps completely out of the water. I also captured some of the most incredible dolphin and white shark interactions I’ve seen to date including a pod of 12 dolphins surrounded by seven great white sharks.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Through the Clouds
01:10 Paddleboarders have no idea shark is behind them.
01:57 Dolphins vs Sharks
06:07 Shark Breach
Sharks Eating a Dolphin Video:
• Great White Sharks Fea...
Special Thanks to
Alison Towner (PHD Candidate)
Head Marine Biologist-Dyer Island Conservation Trust
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DISCLAIMER:
I'm NOT a marine biologist. As with all RU-vid content, I encourage independent verification of facts via official scientific and trustworthy sources. I will strive to post citations for any information I discuss here whenever possible. My goal is to use photography and drones to bring awareness to wildlife and the nature around us. I welcome collaborations with scientists to bring cinematic elements to the educational presentation.
For all footage licensing inquiries please reach out directly to me via the contact form on my website.
All music has been licensed for use. For more music, I encourage a visit to the pages of artists I incorporate into these videos.
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15 авг 2024

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@Chickenapocalypse 2 года назад

Seeing sharks from this perspective has radically changed my idea of them. They look much more tranquil and solemn. And the sea is just absolutely beautiful from this aerial view.

@happytrailsgaming 2 года назад

So tranquil till they rip your leg off out of curiosity 😂😉

@The_Handsom_Italian 2 года назад

HUGE difference between swimming with juvenile white sharks and there much bigger counterparts.. if you end up swimming around a 5 meter or bigger white shark the only thing that will keep you from getting eaten is if the shark isn't hungry

@Chickenapocalypse 2 года назад

@@The_Handsom_Italian I completely understand that and I dont recommend anyone to go swimming with great whites. I am just stating how they look aesthetically to me.

@arthurbrumagem3844 2 года назад

@@The_Handsom_Italian just because it isn’t hungry doesn’t mean it won’t attack you.

@ClaimClam 2 года назад

Should attach some kind of weapon to the drone to kill sharks if they get too close to humans

@mandiemoore3272 2 года назад

These clips are not just visually stunning, the commentary is deep and insightful

@Mr.Hot_Take 2 года назад

That capture at 4:30 though. The water spouting from the dolphin and creating that fleeting yet vibrant rainbow refraction is absolutely gorgeous.

@robertlangley258 2 года назад

You evidently live in California and enjoy their fruits and nuts.

@williambledsoe5645 2 года назад

From the age of eight till I was 18 I would spend probably 90% of my weekends at the beach bodyboarding watching these videos makes me wonder how many times sharks were right around me kind of cool

@Matt-cp9wh 2 года назад

@cyrax it just takes one day

@darrenkrehoff5200 2 года назад

@@Matt-cp9wh fewer than 200 shark attacks worldwide each year, and maybe 15 fatalities. If you're scared of those numbers, why do you get in a car every day?

@hadenm3697 2 года назад

@@darrenkrehoff5200 I mean the same could be said about playing the lottery. I’ve only ever known one person that ever won even a small 6 figure jackpot, let alone the actual big lottery. But it does happen, someone will eventually win big. And likewise, you may be out at the beach one day and it may be your last. I grew up surfing in Florida (US), now in Southern California and I’m done. I’ve got a friend that always tries to convince to go and nah, nope, no!

@darrenkrehoff5200 2 года назад

@@hadenm3697 yet you get in a car every day where you're infinitely more likely to be involved in a car crash resulting in great bodily harm, or death. You have seem to have missed that part of my post. It's the important one.

@jist1377 2 года назад

eo@@darrenkrehoff5200 I always find it funyn when people use these kinds of numbers to make fear of sharks sound stupid. First of all, what are you comparing those number to? Overall population? Or just a subset of people who actually go into the water regurally, in the areas known for presence of large sharks (GW's, Bulls, tigers)? Secondly, how do we know an actual number of shark attacks? These numbers are just reported once. What do we do with cases of people missing at the sea, with bodies never to be found (A lot of thoes cases)? Furthermore, what about third world conutries like parts of Africa, Central and south america, Indonesia? Do you really belive that every shark attack in those countries is reported? Now, I might be wrong but i bet that there is at least 10 unrepotred shark attacks for each reported one. I'm just trying to be realistic here. Sharks do attack people. Sometimes it's territorial, sometimes it's mistaken identity, sometimesh they're just hungry.

@doddly1087 2 года назад

what a great capture, i was lucky enough to witness a breach from under the water in the neptune islands south australia, to see a great white coming up vertical from the bottom was unbelievable, love the videos

@powerdavidj 2 года назад

I've seen may different fish breach including molas and basking sharks (which are clearly not feeding). I believe that breaching is often an attempt to get rid of the many parasites that ocean fish are usually covered with.

@lostinspace699 2 года назад

So much to learn about sharks and then say shark experts ,,,, I'm sick of so called expert ,,,,

@beaukneaus 2 года назад

"to see a great white coming up vertical from the bottom was unbelievable" To see a great white coming up vertical from the SURFACE would be terrifying....

@RyderLong1969 11 месяцев назад

Before Discovery and their "Shark Week" exploits, I witnessed several breaches in-between Anacapa and Santa Cruz islands. Your coverage/footage is magnificent and I am captivated by it. Thank You.

@beachysands4036 2 года назад

Amazing footage. Loved the dolphin shark interaction.

@nickmitsialis 2 года назад

A while back, Ralph Collier's Shark Research site would report ALL shark encounters of all kinds by month and by year. Attacks, Sightings, washed ashore carcasses, whatever. For a while it seemed every other week, somebody would snap a photo of a subadult white shark breaching somewhere in the surf line in SoCal. Some of the pics were incredibly clear, and sometimes we had multiple frames of the same breach.

@micheleshively8557 2 года назад

Absolutely beautiful. You capture these creatures just being themselves. Just awesome

@eligebrown8998 2 года назад

This was awsome to watch. Drones has shown us lately the side of Nature I have never seen in 40 years. I usually hate technology but when used like this, I definitely aplaud it.

@jenn1234 2 года назад

What an awesome video! Your voice is amazingly soothing and the music you choose just adds to the gentle sway of the video. I just love 💗 bottlenose dolphins 🐬, and to see them interacting with sharks 🦈 in this mannerism was awesome to say the least. I am so glad that you have the patience to sit and film hoping to see something magnificent. You bring sharks into peoples lives who wouldn’t normally get to experience and enjoy them at all. I am so glad that you are educating people the way you are so people can see them in different ways other than just “monsters of the deep”. Thank you for all that you do and keep up the amazingly patient footage you acquire on a regular basis!!! 😄💙🐬

@barbaramieirs9851 2 года назад

Agree 100% Thank you very much!

@jenn1234 2 года назад

@@barbaramieirs9851 Thanks! 🥰

@RSCL_BEATZ 2 года назад

Thank you for the constant reminder that I belong on the land. I have watched a lot of your videos and not one shows a shark on land; which is awesome!

@ethandoingstuff1433 2 года назад

What amazing footage. I actually shed a tear while watching this because of how amazingly it shows the behaviours, personalities, and relationships between these incredible species.

@ashleycooper7208 2 года назад

Absolutely fantastic piece of footage. You really are shining a light on the subject in a way no one else has before. Well done. Fascinating. 🙏🏼

@DemonetisedZone 2 года назад

Enjoyed the footage and your comments through the video were a bonus. Really well made👍😉

@TheMalibuArtist 2 года назад

Thank you! 👍

@danieltapia200017 2 года назад

Thank your for this amazing info and footage !

@ghpjerry 2 года назад

Of all your amazing video's, this had me sucked in like I were watching it live. TY. How beautiful Mother Nature is!!

@MrPrice2U 2 года назад

Yet another amazing and peaceful video. Thank you so much. I just love to show my son that if you change the music and narrative, while portraying these beautiful creatures, there isn't much to fear. Again, great job, mate.

@saradrugi6760 2 года назад

My grandmother watched as a boy was killed by a big GW here in Croatia, theyre not evil but not harmless either.

@craigr4763 2 года назад

Now imagine being in the ocean with the only sound being the waves gently lapping up against your body and then you see a shark fin. So tranquil.

@saradrugi6760 2 года назад

🎶der um, du du du du du du - der um 🦈 I think about sharks, that's the only tune I hear

@Baeri34 2 года назад

Incredibly well done. Very nice pictures, interesting considerations, thought-provoking comments and food for thought. I've been following the channel for a long time. Greetings from Switzerland

@TheMalibuArtist 2 года назад

Thank you very much!

@MrAdryan1603 2 года назад

That was really spectacular footage. Cheers, thanks! 🥂

@lauras2046 2 года назад

That is some absolutely amazing footage. Thank you for sharing.

@gregstephens361 2 года назад

Had an awesome experience some years back at South West Rocks NSW Australia ,a pod of about 6 juvenile dolphins ,were ramming a bronze whaler from all directions ,at great speed lifting it clear of the water, you could see the bow wave coming from surface hits ,feel very privileged to have witnessed this, I Doubt the shark would have survived this onslaught, that continued for 5 minutes ,Congratulations on a fantastic and unique channel.

@KGALLDAY 2 года назад

Thanks you for showing and spreading these amazing clips of sharks and dolphins! We need to protect our oceans!! videos like these help people see theses beauties in action 😎 🦈

@willmiddleton9199 2 года назад

I grew up on and in the ocean - the Atlantic - but I have sailed fairly extensively in the Bahamas and in the S Pacific as well. I am a lifelong avid fisherman (not for sharks) and as a studier of the ocean, I LOVE your videos. Groundbreaking and fascinating ! Bravo !

@deaninchina01 2 года назад

I sea kayak a lot around Newcastle on Australia's east coast and we see white sharks often. The most impressive was noticing 4 bottlenose dolphins flying along the very edge of a rocky bombora about 15m away from us on the left side, then noticing the large white shark coming straight towards us on the right side, we think coming in hard at the dolphins. It stopped about 5m away from us, then turned and swam under the front of the kayak. Was incredible to see how fast they turn. Most of the ones we see are just cruising around, the surf lifesavers see them all the time near people with their drones.

@magicsinglez Год назад

You might notify your family, they’ll want to safe-keep your impending Darwin Award. Congratulations in advance.

@DavidSiciliano2100 Год назад

My God people are stupid, boy you were just very fckn lucky cruising around the ocean with a piece of plastic with two people ready to be capsized amd eaten alive

@serinadelmar6012 2 года назад

Stunning, all your videos are stunning but this one was particularly so. Thank you ♥️

@Chitwnhigh88 2 года назад

This video brought me to your channel which is absolutely amazing!! Incredible drone footage, excellent editing and brilliant narrating. These videos are very relaxing and enjoyable! Thank you!

@kristofferkellinsalmi 2 года назад

To see jumping Dolphins in Sagres, Portugal was a BLAST! 🌬

@OniMetsuki 2 года назад

This was really nice to see thank you. Somehow a little moment of peace is appreciated a little more than usual these days.

@suunto61 2 года назад

The mix between art and documentary is awesome.

@Gen_Kael Год назад

I don't think most people realize that sharks are so tranquil 99% of the time. It's beautiful to see them in nature.

@goodvibes7104 2 года назад

This vid was absolutely amazing! Great all around production!

@nzmonsterman 2 года назад

Amazing footage. I have been on a shark dive (in a cage) and have seen a seal play with a Great White. The shark was completely un interested in the seal. The seal looped around it, pulled up and back, but never once passed the point of its picton fins. It was a sight to see and I am fortunate to have witnessed it. 😊

@christophergreen6103 Год назад

some of the best video ive seen in awhile. Amazing stuff man

@erato99 2 года назад

So beautiful. Help keep our oceans clean so these animals don’t have to live in a terrible world like we do.

@DDAWGY1 Год назад

You have the best footage i have ever seen! Keep up the good work sir!

@DemonetisedZone 2 года назад

Your unique and knowledgeable perspective shines thru. Like this a lot 👍😉

@TheMalibuArtist 2 года назад

Glad you think so!

@PaintedTurtle001 2 года назад

Great footage! I enjoyed your objective analysis. 👍

@Marcus-cz5uu 2 года назад

Adding to previous comments ‘Your perspective & unique preservation narrative is both informative & satisfying. You’re message is loud & clear👍😊

@MrMr-gs7fy 2 года назад

Just recently discovered your channel I'm obsessed with this awesome footage you're capturing ! Keep up the great work lad!

@fujiwhara- 2 года назад

I love this channel! I always learn something new and come out feeling relaxed and inspired ♥

@kleague41 2 года назад

A beautiful video, Carlos! Thank you! Oh, and thanks for all your work on the last video about weaponizing sharks. I hadn't known about that and found it interesting. I wonder if the individuals/company that makes Shark Shield had possibly known about that project and got the basic idea from that?? I would imagine it's close to declassification if not already, and the data could be useful in improving the Shark Shield.

@hedginbets7356 2 года назад

That's exactly what I thought, too - if nothing else it probably contributed to shark deterrent technology.

@wikedkhaleesi 2 года назад

AMAZING FOOTAGE 👏 when the shark breached it took my breathe away

@Ckow3942 2 года назад

These videos are excellent. Thank you so much for your content!

@mabinogidrws 2 года назад

I love your videos. I wish you'd do collabs with shark scientists on RU-vid. I watch Shark Bytes and enjoy his light hearted approach, but he's always respectful of sharks and gives us an education.

@shanesigetic9436 2 года назад

Beautiful footage. Mahalo for sharing and helping educate many.

@toddc2788 2 года назад

4:14 is an beautiful example of a dolphin echolocating. This is classic posture when the animal is echolocating an object near to it.

@RM-vw3ov 2 года назад

Is the gill flaring a startle response or an attempt to “smell” the water more? Or is it a behaviour we know anymore about? Fascinating stuff. Beautiful images. Thank you for sharing.

@MrAdryan1603 2 года назад

That's what I was thinking.. or maybe an intimidation response (an attempt at intimidation)? I don't know much of anything about the behavior of sharks, so yeah that would be fascinating to know. Cheers

@MickH60 2 года назад

They don't smell with their gills, they smell with nostril-like openings called nares.

@powerdavidj 2 года назад

Right, I would guess it's similar to the way snakes open their mouth to warn off a potential confrontation.

@natedaniel07 2 года назад

It’s a sexual reaction

@beaukneaus 2 года назад

@@MickH60 As opposed to the nare-like openings we have called nostrils....

@juju4842 2 года назад

It is always such a majestic scene to watch from above! Both dolphins and sharks are so graceful to watch. I, personally, have had a tiger shark encounter, and he/she was only inquisitive enough to see what I was doing in that territory; then it swam halfway between the bottom of the ocean to the surface and watched me from there. I turned around because I was sooo scared, but it just watched me until it got bored and swam away. I later learned that other people swimming that route called it Tony the tiger shark.

@dlmsarge8329 2 года назад

Another fascinating video! Thanks for all the work you do in bringing us this unique perspective on our oceans .

@cammygram1 2 года назад

You have the most beautiful and soothing videos. Thank you.

@maxthecat14 2 года назад

Another beautiful video, both in content and music. When you see how easily Sharks and Dolphins move in the water, you realise what coparative rubbish the morjority of humans are when it comes to swimming.

@craigr4763 2 года назад

Hey! It's not our fault. Bet them sharks look pretty stupid when they try to walk.

@maxthecat14 2 года назад

@@craigr4763 LOL.

@allfredo7753 Год назад

Great photography and perseverance in getting these sightings- stay ready!

@WaterWayz08 2 года назад

This video helped me show my friend who is scared of sharks just how cool and beautiful they are

@heatherhillman2994 2 года назад

Sharks, dolphins.....i always view them as 'neighbors' that could or could not get along depending on the day. They always do a lot of 'dont forget I'm here too' and tend to be cordial when they see each other. However, if a bambino dolphin is in the mix, it can get crazy real quick!! Such beautiful footage.

@lizhalpin8697 2 года назад

I love your vlogs, they are so wonderful and beautiful to watch. Please keep vlogging. Thank you.

@mikefriend1514 2 года назад

Remarkable footage from start to finish. Beautifully shot and illuminating.

@eddieavakian 2 года назад

Spectacular content as always. Keep it up and thank you

@gabepettinicchio7454 2 года назад

Absolutely fascinating & beautiful video. If not already, have you ever introduced your work to any of the film production companies that air such programs on TV? Your work is totally professional. You have a great voice and a good look. No need to answer here. I just wanted to inform you of other possibilities. Good luck!

@brianmadsen7305 2 года назад

STUNNING.. just stunning. Crazy footage- i am a New fan

@xOFFtheCUFF 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing . Beautiful footage. Much Aloha.🤙🏽🌺

@christiansantiago7935 2 года назад

I lived in LA for 8 or 9 years in the 90's . Never saw sharks but always suspected they were around. Your videos are "gold" as far as I'm concerned. Keep up the great work 👍🏽.

@ia5662 2 года назад

You always hear the seafaring stories of dolphins saving sailors or humans - it's pretty easy to see that dolphins can coordinate with each other quite easily to intimidate or play with a shark. It seems like they were being extra curious and playful knowing that the sharks meant them no harm. Really super footage of that whole experience!

@geoff4705 2 года назад

Can't wait!

@ablue5419 2 года назад

What a amazing video have the chance to see marine life from above is just breathtaking. Thanks 🌈

@cehamecki7106 2 года назад

Ein wunderschönes Video. Danke

@jcam783 2 года назад

Amazing footage , thanks for sharing !

@downyourtube 2 года назад

It's a great video. Thank you for sharing your adventure, I enjoyed it.

@pawprintpitbull6045 2 года назад

I don’t think at this time you realize the impact you have/had with your amazing videos; but I know that their is a younger generation watching & I have a feeling your name will be mentioned as the person who inspired… Trully Thank You for all your hard work….

@Celisar1 Год назад

There are people of all ages watching. This might change the mind of many of them. Your point?

@julierobinson1099 2 года назад

WOW! What a great video! Thanks for sharing once again! I cant help but say each time is better than the last! Brilliant

@susanmckenzie363 2 года назад

This was an amazing video, thank you very much

@blvckspectrvm5398 2 года назад

Thank you for these images and insight! This has become my new favorite channel. Would love to see you film up in the Pismo/Avila beach area!

@ArabianOak 2 года назад

Remember when scientists said “it dolphins are around, there won’t be sharks around…” Hell, it looks they are friends!!!!

@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 2 года назад

Follow the science.. Science is facts.. Hmm OK

@gingermollymarilyn6661 2 года назад

Wow, very interesting. To see dolphins and great whites side by side . . . puzzling, to say the least.

@clairejonas6125 2 года назад

Vos images sont absolument magnifiques... bravo et merci de France ! 🙏🏼

@gudendk 2 года назад

Breathtaking shots!

@rogt332 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing video thank you 😀

@Crayon4breakfast Год назад

Incredible and well narrated.

@dolphinwhisperer 2 года назад

This is a masterpiece so beautiful and informative...awesome work my friend!!!

@MUNDITO1974 2 года назад

This is definitely one of my top 10 vids ....MOUTH WAS DROPPED NEARLY TO THE FLOOR

@amaltakha6535 2 года назад

Thank you very much 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@AnaHallie 2 года назад

This is so amazing.

@roadboat9216 2 года назад

Wonderful video. Thanks. Indeed much patience.

@bitcoinbeast 2 года назад

LOVE these videos, I don't get to see anything like this in Southern England with my drone, just seaweed haha. Amazing how many great whites there are cruising along this coast line. I spotted 2 while I was out there getting married in 2018. Both while paddle boarding, 1 in Dana point and one at Newport Beach, both juvenile sharks

@scottfree641 2 года назад

When I was in my 20's in Florida one of the more terrifying moments occurred in my life. Me and a buddy of mine rented boards and in Florida you have to go WAY out because a lot of Florida's coast line is to shallow to support any waves. And we wasn't surfing as much as just screwing around paddling and enjoying the water. So the sun was setting and we're just sitting on our boards and talking when both my buddy and myself caught a imagine of a fin in there water close and to our left but the glimmering sun in our eyes blocked a good view. So we looked at each other , eye's the size of saucers and slapped our belly's on the boards and nope'd out of there. To our horror the fin closed on us fast and thoughts of death and this is the end flooded my mind. When suddenly the sweet relief of a blow hole blast rang into our ears. I've never been so relieved in my life.

@barbaramieirs9851 2 года назад

😆😄❤️

@kensturdivant4098 Год назад

Great videos! Far better than any of the crap they call "shark week"! Keep up they great worka

@fishthinkers 2 года назад

really nice work...both the footage and the voice over.

@kazbah1217 2 года назад

Very cool visuals and commentary 👍💚

@oliverclothesoff8604 2 года назад

I just watched the Simon Nellist attack video. It was beautiful watching a beautiful beast enjoying its meal.

@RichM0410 Год назад

Great video. Beautiful! Thank you

@Bellasie1 2 года назад

Fascinating. Thanks for sharing.

@geoffreydowen5793 2 года назад

this is another great video. brought to my sofa in the UK . thank you sir .

@jannetatrenholm3141 Год назад

So happy to come across this video! Thank you so mush for the beautiful footage of these amazing animals! I am not a big fan of sharks, but I can't denied how intelligent and gracious they are!

@TheMalibuArtist Год назад

Thank you very much!