Great White Shark circles divers in Mozambique! - NO CAGE ! 

I probably would have pooped me scuba pants

@@Pianodaddyy same

Try another time you never know sometimes they just bite you sometimes they eat you

That's so cool 👍 MAjor Adrenalin rush - some people spent that day stacking groceries at Coles

Keep at it and eventually you'll experience a variety of different outcomes. I think it will go a long way in providing you with wisdom, life experience, etc...

Indeed!

Absolutely

Yeh until it rips your arm off....

Till it’s coming strait at you with its eyes rolled in the back of its head

Ya watch shark happens utube channel

most diving in BC is like that, except in the winter. and you can't see a bottom, either. I can up from LA with a lot of diving hours and had to learn to dive all over .

@Jez abell did you at least enjoy the experience?

@Jez abell That's great. My grandfather was a sailor and he used to tell me we'd sail together one day. Shortly after he died and he was never able to fulfill that promise. I find the ocean fascinating but scary nonetheless and I don't think I could go diving at all or even sailing for that matter.

@@lyndon.barrett Try it, you might surprise yourself! You can go with little steps...

@@thedwightguy Im a SCUBA diver in Maine. We have the same 3 feet of visibility just like BC 😂

exactly!

The fins were down. That means the shark was in hunt mode.

Velveeta could you explain that? I saw someone type something similar in another video. The fins on his side?

@@eF5ive Yes the pectoral fins on each side. If they are flat, the shark is calm and cruising. They go down to increase speed when they are aggressive.

@@eF5ive watch at :45 you can see the fins go down as it gets agitated.

More commonly know as crapping ones cacks

And reappear.....

If that shark is curious enough, i don’t think turning my head will help prevent getting bit

What a joke, if a great white attacks you can move your head as much as you want, not going to matter.

myplcrew A great white is not likely to attack at all if you know what behavior to exhibit. There are a few knowledgeable people who know how to free dive with great whites, tigers, etc.

corrioliseffect keep telling yourself that. Great whites should be taken off protected list. Way too many of them.

@@corrioliseffect Totally agree!

Thank you Sarah, there was no real danger.

They are!

Agreed,but not when I’m diving thank you!🙀🙀🙀

I would love to dive with them hopefully some day when i get to visit oz

I'm an avid diver and unfortutely I'm also old and YES the reefs were WAY WAY WAY prettier and more colorful even 20 years ago.

Egg Zack Lee!

Nothing can ever happen to the camera man

Great white behavior often strikes me as very canine-like. Curious and cautious, yet aggressive and determined.

Both are stunning, powerful animals too!. I love sharks so much. Their behaviour shows signs of intelligence perhaps not shared by some other fish. Sharks are after all, fish, and fish are NOT stupid as humans first thought. Sharks are one of the ocean's most important creatures too. They prey on fish and other marine life that would otherwise overpopulate, and damage ecosystems. Sharks are the lone wolves of the sea. They are almost 'dog-like' in how they behave, and sharks in captivity have shown a much greater mental capacity than anyone first thought. Protecting sharks is vital, many species are now sadly endangered due to overfishing and trawling.

Yes. They just vanish. But with their inhuman senses they 'see', hear, feel and taste you loooong before you ever notice them. They know exactly where you are even at massive distances. Quite scary. Perfect hunters. Our senses are nothing compared to the senses of a shark.

If you had the visibility underwater that you have on land, you'd probably lose your shit underwater. You don't wanna see everything that is down there with you.

Thank you, we just show it as it happened, which was awesome enough not to need any extras.

huubdelight I’ve watched it a few times. I’ve only come that Close to black tipped reef sharks And they put fear into me. You all handled yourselves so well there !!

@@shizuokaBLUES We just never felt threatened, neither did my daughter who was next to me. I also dove with Oceanic Whitetips and they were much less shy and you really needed to keep an eye on them. But this shark was more cautious of us then we of him.

how do you mean?

balls of steel... but for a girl... lol

hmm, i get it now, my god i am slow sometimes...

Vinny Mac no it’s not you can tell by the fins near on the underside of its belly males have claspers (longer thinner) while females don’t (thicker looks like a triangle). They use these to grab and penetrate the females cloaca.

Good one Justin

do the sharks come into the. bay at Bodega? I was just there about 1 month ago

I was swimming and enjoying the water sports. I was with my ex wife son daughter and daughters boyfriend about 10yrs ago. We were in a bay near Murcia Spain it was in the morning. We all decided to have a ride on a Banana boat. There was a Spanish couple who didn't speak English. Off we go the owner trying to tip us all off all part of the fun. He was racing around twisting and turning. He managed to dump us all off about 4 times. Then again we were all off again while we climbed back on the engine stopped on the boat. We were all set to go again but the engine would not start. Myself being the heaviest person on the Banana was positioned on the back. I started humming the domdom domdom like the music in the Jaws films. Banging the banana with my feet saying look fin shark. Everyone was laughing and playing along even the Spanish couple. Engine eventually started and off we go back to the beach. Later that evening we were heading into a plaza near to our apartment. I popped into the little tobacco shop I picked up a local news paper. There was a photo of a Great White it was sighted that very afternoon.off the very beach we had been Banana boating off that very morning.

keith bolger yeah they are out there for sure...good story

@@keithbolger6760 yeah I've read that the last known fatal shark attacks in Europe were in the Med, in Italy I think, a long long time ago. It's definitely a stomping ground, or used to be. I hear the Med is pretty depleted of fish these days with so many millions of people using it on both sides (Africa and Europe). There have been sightings along France's other coast too, Bay of Biscay. Somehow never been spotted along Portugal's coast and there are no recorded attacks either. Lots of activity further out west in the Azores though, a friend of mine is a diving instructor there and he's had a pretty intense encounter with a massive Mako (I've seen photos, it was fucking huge). And I've personally seen a few wee blue sharks

Pimples...

It's a gorgeous and wonderful experience. My greatest memory of all is the time I dived with 13 foot silkies. Sharks are such amazing and beautiful animals.

True, they circle you without you noticing and then attack from behind. So no need to worry about visible sharks if you do not pester them :D

And the last approach she swam straight at me and decided I was to ugly to mess around with... ;)

It was a lifetime experience indeed!

I agree!

lmao

Beautifully evolved

@Ejgundy most animals haven't evolved in the last thousands of years lol. The megladon is still just a party of its journey of evolution

Yeah I think you're right.

Hahah I've also found myself slightly obsessing after that, those videos were brutal :(

@@jaketyler4692 the crazy thing is usually the shark bites out of curiosity then leaves but in the recent attack the man is clearly already dead from a bite or two and the shark comes back again and attacks his dead body. very chilling.

Yeah man, absolutely mauled him. It took both his arms first while he was screaming (obviously using them to try push away) then it decapited him from the waste down while he laid dead floating on his stomach it came back and ripped in to his last remains! Either that shark wad having a really bad day or it was so retarted it kept forgetting that he wasn't a seal. Either way RIP Simon Nellist what a horrible way to go!

@@jaketyler4692 yes truly a horrible way to go. my dad does ocean swimming in Sydney. and this has shook us both. I've seen people in the comments of this vid saying "big deal juvenile great whites only target fish so the divers were at no danger" the shark who dismembered the Australian man was a juvenile great white.

where can you find the video?

Thanks!

I did a non-cage shark dive in South Africa a couple years ago, in an area where white sharks regularly visit. My dive master said all the big boys (Whites, Tigers, & Zambezi/Bulls) usually are shy around divers. They’ll have a look and be on their way.

A shark will attack regardless if you're looking at them or not. Fools advice is how you get people eaten

@@DemonPrinceofHell this is true, if the shark decides you're on the menu, in which case nothing you do physically is going to stop them. or even discourage them. if it's just curious though they usually are too cautious to get close for a nip to see what you are, if you face them. as long as you're not acting like prey they usually get confused, and hesitate more. The problem is there ARE times sharks are hunting and not being discriminating.

Most attacks are from juveniles because they are learning. That goes for most sharks, but I think bullshark juveniles are the scariest imo.

@@brandipollard3311 Definitely the most aggressive. I mean all sharks are terrifying but in particular Whites just look extra intimidating to me.

@@Saphy_Bagel Yeah the more that I think about it, I would rather take my chances with a juvenile bull cause the teeth on a white... and their pointy snout gives me the chills. Lol

@@Saphy_Bagel Leopard sharks, Lemon sharks and many more sharks are pretty cute. My perspective: Every shark can be really cute.

At least three meters

great white don't have nurserys

@@jordanzyla3377 we haven't found any yet but they likely do have them out there somewhere... There is still soooo much we don't know about these magnificent animals.... Most of what we "know" is actually just speculation.....

@@jordanzyla3377 they do go to grade school. I know cause I teach there

Lol someone watched Deep blue sea 3

Checking out the buffet before he decides

Hahaha

It's not arching. They're fine.

It is sad yes, this is probably the shark that you find on pictures if you google white shark Mozambique. This one was very much alive luckely!

That sucks!

Lmao

I will pass on the compliment to my daughter (the dark haired chick) ;) !

@@huubdelight Yes please.

you don't know untill you are there...

Not humans

Na, that's a curious shark.

@@kaibe5241 exactly

EXACTLY all these people are blind man

Keller Dallaire these people need to watch a damn documentary. Great white.....psssht.

Water is 22-25 celius if I remember correctly, depht is around 25 meters.

We will probably pass by the rest of our lives without seeing one ever, was certainly a treat!

@@huubdelight Did you think about its jaws rolling back and it taking a sample of waist or thigh sushi?

@@Y2Kr4SHM4N No that nevers happens realy.

@@Y2Kr4SHM4N I am talking about divers being attacked, I know it has happened but it's rare.

Very carefully

Ha, I actually touched this shark, on the screen.