Great White Shark Attack Is WAY TOO CLOSE To The Beach! 🦭🦈 

I wonder if the seal would have waited on the shore, if there weren't a bunch of yelling people around it...

@@thegdfp6447 good point. But he was bleeding pretty bad.

Yeah same, would much rather see a human be attacked

Me too

I feel can feel both sad for the seal and happy for the great white shark. I guess that's what comes from so many years of watching documentaries and going out into nature. I can look at such incidents clinically, like a scientist. I once witnessed a successful Orca attack on a juvenile sea lion while whale watching. Whale watching is one of my favorite things to do, but I haven't been able to go in several years. Over the course of many years, I've seen a variety of fantastic cetaceans: blue whales, gray whales, humpback whales, killer whales, Pacific white-sided dolphins, long-beaked common dolphins, Northern right whale dolphins, Risso's dolphins and harbor porpoises. I also enjoy watching easier-to-find creatures like seals, sea lions, sea otters, sea birds, crustaceans, sea stars, fish, anemones, jellies, etc. I've never "scored" a great white shark. It's one of my dreams to see one...from the safety of a boat. ;) The people who were on the beach are lucky to have seen such a wonderful predator functioning in its appointed role. I have seen white shark behavior AFTER the fact. After I got home from a whale-watching trip, I inspected my photos. I'd taken a picture of the breakwater and its contingent of sea lions. One of the sea lions in the picture had a large scar on its body: tooth impressions in a crescent. Only one creature could do that kind of damage to a sea lion: the awesome great white shark. The sea lion was lucky. I bet he was much more careful after his run-in with such a magnificent predator.

If only we had him today. He and George Carlin, among a few others are sorely missed

@@mamacat63 Agreed. Take care.

Still think about him and the tonight show at 1130 pm weekdays trying to fill the void. Not happening. Miss you Johnny, Ed and Doc

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@@mamacat63 Carlin woke my ass up.

Why? Great Whites are awesome.

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Fu@k that going to need a pool. 😂

Great comment!

Word has it that was the seal's mother-in-law. 😈 Death was inevitable. 🥺

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These people have seen too many movies.

0r on the sea for that matter. Just because Americans don't have any sea on their territory, it doesn't mean sharks don't inhabitate seas too.

Humans are not their favorite food its kinda junked food for them thats why attacks on humans are very rare

Yes and that includes great whites as well, they get eaten by orcas. Orcas are number one.

@@abdelmoutalebkandil4134 It appears to becoming a lot less rare. There are a lot more sharks around now and a lot more people going into the water. This is due to sharks or particular sharks being protected (which is a good thing).

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Wow. Sounds like an exciting experience. Thanks for sharing! 🦈

I wouldn't put my big toe in south Australian waters

Is that the size of of car?

@@travels129 lol 😂 big facts, my man…everything is bigger and deadlier in Australia. I’m keeping my body parts.

Jesus.... That's so terrifying.

Not quite. Sharks are inherently curious creatures, and they may often approach humans they encounter in the water either to just get a look at them, or they may perform what's called a "bump and bite" where they bump into the person/creature/thing they're investigating and bite it to see if it's prey or something else. Most instances of reported shark attacks are of this variety, and the attack usually doesn't go beyond that point as the creature typically loses interest. However, there are certainly cases where it does progress from this point, or the interaction to begin with was a deliberate attack. There are actually a lot of instances where sharks will approach humans swimming or surfing in the water that ends with both parties going their separate ways. A good channel that shows how often this actually happens is TheMalibuArtist, who uses a drone to capture aerial footage of Great White Sharks, and there are of lot of clips that involve human-shark interactions.

@@josepshchavez4337 I mean, if you think you can handle it. It's by no means safe.

Little bay fatal Shark Attack last month…..

Beyond that point….like, losing an arm or a leg ain’t so bad, as long as it doesn’t go past that point? 🙄

they are curious creatures if u don't want your ass bitten off stay outta the fucking water you're in their habitat their world so no one can bitch about getting bite its not like they swim out the water and attack people it like driving a race car u accept the fact u can die so if u go in their waters u accept the fact u can get bitten in half 🤷🏻‍♂️

So I got to ask them to use the bathroom?

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Who goes washroom in the water.

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If people thought that way you would be living in a mud hut, afraid to take a leak at night. We are the apex predators, ocean is no different, we just haven't canceled them yet.

Exactly, if the cameraman had kept his distance that seal would've stayed on the beach... #idiots

The description comment said the shark had already attacked the seal earlier so it appeared more likely that it had died or close to it and washed up then the waves washed it back out. If you look, as the waves washed over the poor thing, it wasn't moving but just being carried out and it never tried to swim or get away. There was no "attack".

Very suspicious jump cut in the footage... one moment the seal is on the beach, the next it’s drifting out to a horrific death. I suspect the camera man or his friends forced the seal back into the water and that part of the video was cut out.

@Jason Davis Yup , Most people today are a complete waist of space ! They are completely oblivious to everything around them and care only for themselves ! Its sad but true . spare the rod , spoil the child ! Thank you government for making spanking your children a crime ! Just look what that did for us ! Thanks , Thanks again !

@@kfarr3037 1) the seal was heavy injured by propably this shark here that was chasing him for miles.. 2) the video was cut and from ome moment the seal was alive but heavy injured and after the cut he was brought closer to the shark spot . We all can notice before it ends up by the Mother Nature Laws that seal was trying iits best to swim on the other way even though he was bery hard injured in whole body. It was pretty certain that this seal after moments or days would die coz it was heavily injured in whole body but from the moment he did it and reached the shore in that situation, let Morher Nature Decide what end will that animal is going to have. Not splashing or screaming around making him go back to the deadly waters :)

Good deal!

I still would keep my feet on the couch watching shark movies

Good question. This happened over a 30 minute timespan hence the jump cuts. The seal lost a lot of blood from the injuries, so there’s a good chance that it’s judgement was clouded and thought it was safe to go back in to the water 🤔

Or Photoshop?

Probably compensating for something else. 🦚

@@tortillasarenotbiceps7622 you leave his pp alone!

@@mobius3466 Fine! I never get to have any fun! 😤

That’s what my girlfriend told me

I saw a chicken once ... does that count??

Whole season and there, not their.

@@kaisercc 🖕 take that and rotate on it weirdo!

@@dalves3306 How is being literate weird? A hole is a lack of something, like the hole in a doughnut (despite the confusing fact that the little nubbins of fried dough are called “doughnut holes”). “Whole” means things like entire, complete, and healthy and is used in expressions like “the whole thing,” “whole milk,” “whole wheat,” and “with a whole heart.” Their is the possessive pronoun, as in "their car is red"; there is used as an adjective, "he is always there for me," a noun, "get away from there," and, chiefly, an adverb, "stop right there"; they're is a contraction of "they are," as in "they're getting married." You're welcome.

@@chriskaisershot4966 it is weird correcting people you must have no life you fukken square

Most attacks occur in nearshore waters, typically inshore of a sandbar or between sandbars where sharks feed and can become trapped at low tide. Areas with steep drop-offs are also likely attack sites.

Yes they wanted this to be filmed scared the seal back instead of helping the 😠

@@robertleach5561 Ain't nature about a beyoch.

That’s nature. I’m sorry. Animals die so that others can live.

Thank you! Eugene O’Neill?

@@richmondvision eugene oniels daughter Ona was married to charlie Chaplin much to Eugene's chagrin. He was 40 years her senior but they had 8 children together.

Cry more

Was it deserted? I’d imagine it would be after the premiere of _Jaws_ (1975).

@@TPDManiacXC626 Nope, not at all! There just wasn’t a giant feeding ground for Great White Sharks on the Cape at the time. I would never swim there now, it’s a whole different world out there these days.

Thank god there was no such thing as sharks back then. 😝

@@tortillasarenotbiceps7622 There really weren’t as many swimming around back then. In the years since I lived there, a huge population of seals or sea lions has developed on the Cape, and the Great Whites are coming in to feed on them. I would definitely not get into that water now.

@@1965JB Oh, for sure. What we've done to wildlife and oceanic habitats it despicable. We're forcing these animals and mammal out of their natural habitats and into uncharted, human-occupied terrains; albeit the debris from the Japanese and other tsunamis has left a black eye on a massive portion of the ocean through no fault of humanity's. Also, when we examine the fishing industry and the kill rates they exact upon the population of indigenous species that larger carnivore species feed upon and so on down the food chain, all are dwindling at a rapid rate. This will, for sure, force sharks, killer whales, etc that feed on sea lions, seals, etc to expand their domains. If you haven't seen Seaspiracy, I suggest you do. It's eye-opening. How cabal the fishing industry is is terrifying. They will literally kill you dead if you try to expose or alter their industry. They are destroying our oceans at breakneck speeds.

Just relaxing: why once the seal was in the water did it stay close to the shore? why didn't it swim deeper into the ocean to heal itself?

@@salopeb I have know idea why, ?? I guess my comment was pretty dumb come to think of it…. (?) 😎✌️

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Mine , too . I think he did...

he swam back out because people on the beach approached too closely

That’s what they do, if that’s how you feel, then you shouldn’t go in the ocean.

@@patrickhutchinson9453 5 meter shark in knee deep water is weird

They are big.... but they really wouldn't need much more than knee deep water to run over their gills, orca beach themselves this way all the time..... and they are double the size.

This is true. 🦈✨

Thank you! It was an amazing day!

0:35 it’s basically on the shore😂

I didn't know that thank you

For international, non-American readers, 3 feet equals to 91 cm.

@@jameswalker6864 In 2023 our american friends still insist using feet, yards, ounce and pounds 🤦 people of phenomena😂🔝

The shore line of Cape Cod especially at high tide is interesting. First two feet your ankle and shin deep next 3 feet out your in a channel of 6 feet of water. They swim in these channel between sand bars. There can be a shark, at high tide, 15 feet from land.

I'm not sure the seal was dead. I think it was wounded. You can see it moving in the water.

The seal was dead, but it was quite savvy in that it was acting like it was alive so as to deek the shark into not knowing what the hell was going on. Shark 1 - Seal 0. 😁

True. 🦭🦈

Я всегда думала что Акулы живут на глубине и не так много знала о них. В отпуске заплывала в океане очень далеко и никто ничего не сказал, а теперь я поняла какое счастье что со мной ничего не произошло. Также в Египте заплывала далеко, у меня даже мыслей не было что там появляются Акулы 😨 а в этом году в Хургаде 2 женщины погибли, хотя одна из женщин из Австрии прожила там 20 лет и она наверняка знала об Акулах. Никогда больше не поеду. Просто ШОК 😱

Who cares… I didn’t see the news, so thanks for recording! Next time try to make the video fit screen if your gonna copy! 🙏🏼😂🤣😂🤣😂🤷🏻‍♂️

@@RIGiantsGuy you clearly so don’t understand, I meant the news took his video and played it as a Story. I mistypes hit for bit, that being said relax yourself buddy

@@lsrpjune3500 ohhh. My bad! Hahaha

@@lsrpjune3500 just FYI, I was totally relaxed, and how could I have understood when you wrote what you did?! Lol. I was telling you to relax and give the person a break, not understanding what you were trying to say. Lol. 🤷🏻‍♂️😂🤣😂 Video posted still was held the crappy way or posted 4:3. Jealous I didn’t see it, live about 1:45 mins away…

Definitely mortally wounded but not quite dead 🦭🦈

Seal knew shark had piss poor ground game and capitalized.

So he chose to die instead of dying? Yea makes sense lol

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other than a great white eating a seal.

@@xisotopex nah, can't even see it. get lost, twerp

@@nickc3856 you cant see what? are you blind?

@@xisotopex Nothing happens. Chill out, you goofy spaz

Oh you just aint been in the right place at the right time. Seen one launch itself up onto a beach to get a bird. Get who won. 🦈

No. Just injured from a previous attack

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