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Great White Sharks at One of LA's Busiest Beaches

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This week, I filmed a few white sharks just a mile from the Santa Monica Pier.
Author/Journalist, Adam Skolnick, a routine swimmer in the area, invites me to fly my drone near him as he makes his morning swim. Not to my surprise, I find a juvenile white shark in the vicinity. This is a slight change to my presentation this week. If you have a beach you'd like me to explore, let me know in the comments.
Special thanks to Adam for inviting me out!
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@chusett 3 года назад

"Don't panic. Theyve always been there" Glad to see people that actually understand reality.

@LindaC616 3 года назад

I've only seen a few. Does he actually swim/surf himself?

@DARWINZOO 3 года назад

True but global warming has moved seals up to Cape Cod & Martha's Vineyard. Never ever saw seals right off the beach until 5 years ago. They don't want us but they test to see if we're fat enough. I don't mind but I don't swim with the few seals who show.

@LindaC616 3 года назад

@@DARWINZOO yeah, it's that "tasting bite" that I'm afraid of ETA, I'm in Rhody

@caiofelix1815 3 года назад

One day one of these drones is going to film a shark attack and it's going to go viral. Hopefully it won't make people hate sharks even more.

@DARWINZOO 3 года назад

@@caiofelix1815 I find in interesting that you need to be scared of the little white sharks. I like that. And watch the attack off the coast of Massachusetts near province town on the cape

@CYCO88tv 3 года назад

It's almost seal season in the Farrallon islands off San Francisco. Would be curious to see what you would see when it's only adult sharks hunting seals and other behaviour. Your videos are amazing as they really help take the negative rep these amazing sharks have.

@ericmailander3361 3 года назад

Different white shark behavior at Farallons. They are all adults feeding and hunting from the bottom and almost never observed at surface unless they caught a sea lion or elephant seal. And it's a no fly-zone.

@CYCO88tv 3 года назад

@@ericmailander3361 oh im aware of the difference between LA Coastline whites and Farallons. Just interesting no matter what behavior one can observe if any at all is amazing. This channels footage is amazing to watch since growing up at these beaches its mind blowing to see and confirm i wasnt seeing things when i thought i saw a fin cruising the surface just at the edge of the surf all those times. With how grounded these videos are and they feel like you are more listening to a friend than a random person a place like the Farallons or Isla Guadalupe would be very interesting places to see drone footage from just because we would get to see adult behavior which yes not seen as much on the surface but when it is would be interesting to see how the mannerisms change compared to the juveniles.

@jethrox827 3 года назад

The woke crew would probably complain if they saw a white chowing down on a fury seal pup

@michaelreis7010 3 года назад

That's funny shit bahahaha

@jdash1779 3 года назад

True maybe he can catch a Great White breach.

@PMC_03 3 года назад

I love this guy’s videos, So cool to see how sharks really react around other animals and people, and the way he showcases it in such an educational way and sense is really cool to watch… From Australia… 👍

@bullfrogger1208 2 года назад

Great stuff. I now take comfort in the fact that my fat ass is on dry land for good. They all seem friendly enough, but if they are hungry, they will eat you, and there isn't much you will have to say about it. They don't always just chomp and run. Sometimes they eat. Thinking of buying my ex a paddle board.

@darrylnelson05 3 года назад

Human says the sharks are swimming in his backyard. Sharks say the humans are swimming in their front yard.

@MrsC1223 3 года назад

I love your comment. 👍😁

@meaghancote-mcauley79 3 года назад

Very true it's sad to see people wanting to cull all seals an sharks, like you implied we're in their yard !

@seagrey75 3 года назад

Humans think they own everything.....

@MauriceTarantulas 3 года назад

Its theirs not ours. Always was and always will be.

@tima.478 3 года назад

@@seagrey75 Especially the lighter complexion ones!

@rd4660 3 года назад

La Jolla Cove, La Jolla Shores, and Sunset Cliffs in San Diego would be an interesting area to check out.

@garyelliot5533 3 года назад

Pt. Loma too....historically a white shark populous region.

@gladtobefreeagain7375 3 года назад

Yes to these San Diego locations. La Jolla Cove is near the deep trench. Might yield larger adults. Do you ever see hammerheads or other species like bass or groupers?

@Johnny666M 3 года назад

That trench runs down through Solana Beach where a swimmer was killed off Fletcher Cove around 15 years ago. Would be a good area to include Del Mar too.

@Johnny666M 3 года назад

@@gladtobefreeagain7375 I’ve seen blue sharks, thresher sharks, leopard sharks and every type of bass off of Point Loma.

@brendonmasters 3 года назад

Cliffs water quality is terrible more often than not

@schnitzel1235 3 года назад

Hawaii would be terrific, especially around busy Waikiki and the surf Spots up north in Oahu. Since Maui is known as the island with the most shark attacks, some educational videos about sharks there could be beneficial, too. Cheers

@christinehall6441 Год назад

Don't sharks mistake swimmers etc for food source? Whilst I don't believe sharks attack for the sake of it, its unreasonable to assume swimmers particularly children are safe out in the water. One bite can de flesh or amputate a limb causing fatal haemorrhage before rescue.

@shreddedguy679 Год назад

@@christinehall6441 end of the day, whether they eat humans or not, sharks are huge apex predators and we dont belong in the ocean with them, u see so many comments saying 'no they dont eat humans' its bad advice.

@Anna-hi4gl 3 года назад

I love how peaceful your footages are. The sharks look like small fish with no intention to harm anyone. They just want to swim in peace. It's so interesting how narratives can be so different. From the narrative of "there is a monster. Help! They will eat us" with aggressive music to this calm, quiet and beautiful videos.

@TheMalibuArtist 3 года назад

Thanks so much!

@Greatscott24 Год назад

Small fish don’t have the ability to rip you limb by limb, but otherwise so true!

@Foxie770 2 года назад

This man is such a natural. His passion and talent is incredible.

@DavidFox60 3 года назад

I would love to see footage from Northern California, from Santa Cruz to Ocean Beach. Awesome video as always! Take care!

@milesian1 2 года назад

Where are sharks most frequently spotted close to the shore? I'd be keen to try and find some from above.

@Wiarone 3 года назад

Hey, really cool to see you. I live in Germany and most of them think that there are no sharks on the German coasts, but they do exist, even quite large 😅. I enjoy your videos so much more than the "shark week" videos. Your videos are an example that sharks are not you killer fish that the public wants to sell us .. I hope you can understand my bad English🙂

@marinawahl6727 3 года назад

Grüße 😉

@Wiarone 3 года назад

@@marinawahl6727 Grüße zurück🙃

@jilharrigan 3 года назад

You're doing a great job with your English! 👌

@meeria4897 3 года назад

Which kind of Sharks should there be on the German Costline?

@jayegees1554 3 года назад

Your English is excellent. Thanks for your comments on the sharks in Germany.

@heatherthespicewivesllc8017 3 года назад

I love watching all of your videos and your voice is so soothing😍

@TheWooka20 3 года назад

was surfing at north zuma a couple days ago and further out, I saw a juvenile white shark jump out of the water with a fish in its mouth. it was such a special sight to see!

@mattkoch1432 3 года назад

These videos are so well made - the footage, the audio, the narration. I could watch these for hours!

@raymondayala5355 Год назад

I’ve been surfing everyday for 2.5 years in Santa Monica Bay st to be exact. I love this footage and such beautiful creatures. So much respect for these animals

@AJLapray 3 года назад

Absolutely love your channel! I surf in the area often and have seen sharks at Zuma before. Would be a pleasure to collaborate sometime 🤘🏼

@watergateii3090 3 года назад

You can collaborate with me, you on top 😀😀

@August84118 3 года назад

I used to go to Goat Rock Beach in Sonoma County back in the 80’s. While you couldn’t swim, there were always lots of seals in the surf, and the beach was just south of the Russian River outlet. I remember a book I read on sharks in the fourth grade discussing several shark attacks in the Russian River. Beautiful, scenic area. One of California’s treasures.

@ronbrown6103 3 года назад

I know it! Camped there at Jenner in 1979.

@terrystrachan4167 3 года назад

I think it is wonderful how the malibu artist has gathered all this data and has entered the scientific world on his on accord due to his interest in drone operation. His narration is classic. His technique and editing are good and getting better. i like the "light" music when he is videoing GWS rather than the predator dark music. I think he is becoming aware of the Ocean and realizing how diverse life is there. He should come up to Santa Cruz and Ano Nuevo Bay to document GWS locations and behavior here.

@lizarrrdbeth 3 года назад

This is 1 of the best RU-vid channels! I just find sharks so fascinating!

@rodrigofreitas3013 3 года назад

You should explore San Francisco Bay Area, close to Alcatraz and piers! Really like your work! Keep it up 👍

@annyroonie1 3 года назад

That would be awesome. When we lived there, my husband swam the shark run from the bay to Alcatraz for 4 years straight. I was fearful but he was not!

@lese91 3 года назад

In the Florida panhandle we see lots of hammerheads hunting in the shallows and I think they’d look really visually interesting in your videos because of how agile they are. The functionality of their heads is just so cool. The water also tends to be translucent which would make your life easier. We obviously have tons of bull sharks as well but idk how exciting you’ll find them.

@lese91 3 года назад

For example, look how impressive this shark’s hunting skills are ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLG2v8yD0Fk.html

@Knifetology 3 года назад

New Smyrna Beach, FL. Sharks everywhere, you could get over 50 in a shot with surfers.

@bul166 3 года назад

Bro, what you’re doing is so cool! Actually learning the habits and behaviors through observation and explaining it to swimmers/surfers etc. It’s knowledge that you cannot get any other way. It’s so valuable, man. Thank you!🤙

@TheMalibuArtist 3 года назад

Thanks so much for that!

@heatherhillman2994 3 года назад

Are you ever surprised about how this drone has changed your vision and interest on Ocean animals?? Thank you for sharing your footage.

@guythompson7218 3 года назад

Come to Cape Town, South Africa! Most diverse marine ecosystem out there. Lots of great whites, whales, dolphins, seals, penguins etc. & hundreds of beaches with surfers which will make for interesting footage. 🇿🇦🤙

@toekneelorenzo2942 3 года назад

I bet u tgat must b nice. I live in Texas so no beach near me atleast

@hospagalief 3 года назад

No great whites anymore

@leomelee8152 3 года назад

Yes that’s a great idea! Also Durban has whites sharks that can get very close to the shoreline

@guythompson7218 3 года назад

@@hospagalief yes there are.. lots of sightings around Caves lately ..

@hospagalief 3 года назад

@@guythompson7218 believe those were basking tho, thought the cape great whites kinda bounced

@alexmiller4090 3 года назад

You should fly the drone near San Pedro and the LA break wall

@GreatWhiteDronE 3 года назад

please come to del mar! would love to meet you there for a flight some time this summer!

@maxwaters1461 3 года назад

We assume you mean Del Mar, California, as in San Diego?

@efcubing6423 3 года назад

@@maxwaters1461 yeah

@justinmichael4321 3 года назад

My heart goes out to you about the randos asking a bunch of questions like you are preventing them from their day. You have a lot of patience. I have an ORU kayak and I don’t know anything more about that tv show with the billionaires other than it exists and only because of the questions. People like that older gentleman on the crosswalk will often ask me questions in an aggravated manner, as if I stepped into their path to force them to talk to me. I really think your channel does some great work reframing these mythical creatures. I think it’s so awesome that you started this as a hobby, I assume I watch the videos but I don’t know the whole story. Usually it’s someone with a degree and they are really trying to get people to understand the importance of said wildlife, which is great. It’s just so cool to me that you sort of fell in love with these them and are often as surprised and if not more than your viewers. I was genuinely shocked to learn that the sharks hangout with the dolphins as I thought they were mortal enemies for the 20 years everyone was surprised to learn that dolphins can kick a great white’s ass. It’s a journey. Thanks for this channel!

@thehairywoodsman5644 3 года назад

please come to Texas and do some gulf of Mexico videos !!!!

@advrider7777 3 года назад

Loving the videos mate, have to say my favourite animal, graceful and calming to watch Thank you

@eldondaetweiler61 3 года назад

Love these videos. Thank's for shooting them. It's a 3.5 hr drive North, but if you ever feel like a bit of a road trip, Cayucos, Morro Bay and Avila would be interesting. Keep it up man!

@blossomkaya 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing. My wife and I paddle board at Avila a lot and would love to know what's out there! Visibility isn't as good as Montana de Oro though. That might be better.

@eldondaetweiler61 3 года назад

You might not want to know!!😳

@blossomkaya 3 года назад

@@eldondaetweiler61 very true 😂 one of my friends saw one in Pismo last week

@michaelreis7010 3 года назад

Always love your videos and i've always been intrigued in the White Sharks especially since i live 600m from the ocean south of Adelaide in South Australia which is state that alot of the original Jaws Movie was filmed because of our White shark population. You may remember from news reports the dead whale of our coast between Cape Jervis and Kangaroo island with about 15 or more Whites at one time around eating it. Port Lincoln is where you head off from on the two Shark cage dive tours on offer and this is where you should come to when things get back to normal. Port Lincoln South Australia arguably the Great White Capital of the World and I think you would be right in your element in the cage , i've done it with my 2 teenage kids and it was amazing!

@marinawahl6727 3 года назад

so awesome to see our coexistence❤️

@mannyfigueroa 3 года назад

you should explore Cabrillo beach in San Pedro, there are many windsurfers during summer at that point.

@AvgInsanity5 3 года назад

Rosie’s Dog Beach/Huntington Beach Dog Beach, I have a chocolate lab. He loves to swim far out to fetch his floaty toy. He’s a great swimmer. I’m a huge shark enthusiast. Never miss a year of watching shark week. I always get a bit apprehensive a shark will mistake my dog for a seal! He looks like one in the water. Love your shark videos, it’s amazing to see how many juveniles we have on our SoCal coast. We’ve always known they are there, just didn’t realize how many! Amazing. Thank you 💙!

@solideomusical 3 года назад

If a shark took your dog what would you do?

@stephaniepotterart 3 года назад

This is my go-to beach as well. Nice to know you’re around.

@marciosantos585 3 года назад

Great job Dude ! Can you do video in Santa Barbara, Rincon surf spot? Would be nice ..I always surf santa Barbara and Malibu as well ! Aloha

@calgal7828 2 года назад

I surfed all up and down the SoCal coast. We saw lots of sharks….they were always around. Your videos are beautiful….thanks for sharing. 😎

@jonibarger3147 Месяц назад

I love the way they move so gracefully with not a care.

@annabizaro-doo-dah 3 года назад

You've taken over from @white shark video as the voice of calm, educational reason on You Tube. Keep up the great work!

@Tomek9511 3 года назад

Hi man, As usually your videos are a work of art. Nothing could bring me for a swim 🏊‍♀️ either there where you make your your video, nor in New Zealand 🇳🇿 where I live. Although those sharks 🦈 seem to be not interested in hunting people, I wouldn’t bet whether they occasionally have a go at a floating snak on the surface. Anyway, all the best, and Kia Ora from down under.

@aros007z 3 года назад

So cool and peaceful....my daily therapy.

@ImDaveMatthews 3 года назад

Ran into you about a month ago at county line. Was nice speaking with you briefly...keep up the good work, we all appreciate the footage!!

@bryanfuknc 3 года назад

try san clemente/trestles area and also hb.. i know they are in hb. ive seen them plus we have major stingrays that they eat.

@GMoney_1973 2 года назад

Outstanding video. I learn so much about an animal I am fascinated with from your vids. Thank you

@simon-pierredrolet955 3 года назад

Thank You for all your Amazing Videos💙I Love Sharks🦈🦈🦈

@Nintendo1969 3 года назад

You do a brilliant job for the sharks, appreciate that.

@chasenip2 2 года назад

This is the greatest YT channel ever. So glad the YT gods sent your content my way

@raidergeyer4663 3 года назад

Laguna Beach. More specifically, an area known as Shaws Cove down in Laguna. Crystal-clear water, and there’s always a pod of dolphins in the area, and I’ve even seen a couple whales right off the shore. I’d love to see what’s around the area of Shaws Cove. You can even walk out onto the reef, quite a ways actually. Great job with the vids. I’ll keep watching. 👍

@pauly7166 Год назад

Fantastic work brother. What an amazing channel. Maybe you could do a quick trip down to Venice Beach, i used to swim Santa Monica and latterly Venice ,all in the late 80s early 90's, i would be massively intrigued to see if anything lurks. Great again brother, thankyou from the UK.

@ericbevington7775 3 года назад

As usual, great footage. If you happen to have access to a vessel/boat, I'm certain that from Anacapa Island you could launch and fly a pattern to Santa Cruz (wildlife refuge). I personally saw Great Whites and the sea lions doing what they do through that channel. The islands are all part the the Channel Island chain. Ventura/Oxnard reference wnw

@drewbeale9828 2 года назад

Aloha, I’m an ocean lifeguard in Hawaii. I love your content! U should come out to Oahu and film the West side. Have lots of Tiger sharks and curious how many are actually out there and if they act like White sharks. Keep doing what your doing :) Mahalo

@renniealba 3 года назад

It would be great to get some cool footage off of Fire Island, and Montauk. Especially off of Cape Cod. Head of the Meadow there is a lot of activity.

@nm2795 Год назад

What are you doing amazing! I will admit I’m always scared to get in ocean because I know I am in the shark home and other predators. But there’s something about being in nature. It gives me peace. I live in the Appalachian mountains. We definitely have black bears and mtn lions. But I still go into their home if it’s beauty. Thanks again

@sunsetfireopal6650 3 года назад

Beautiful shots! Would love to see you film the great whites in southern and western Australia once covid calms down. You give such a unique and special insight into these powerful animals

@simontompkins3300 3 года назад

As usual a great informative and interesting vide, i just love the way these sharks go about there business, and look so graceful in their enviroment.

@RexRaven22 2 года назад

Thank you. I’m local and swim. Your info is much appreciated.

@johnrule6756 3 года назад

There is a huge swimming community at the La Jolla Cove in San Diego. I'm sure they would love to have you do a few surveys of the Reserve there. Plus, Blacks Beach may be within the drone's range.

@Alex-wv6co 3 года назад

Wow 🤩 Thank you for these amazing videos. Interesting to know swimmers are enjoying the ocean without danger from GWS attack.

@tobiasschmuecking4958 2 года назад

Your videos are amazingly beautiful! Thank you!

@demiantopel8986 3 года назад

Watching you from Brazil. Amazing footage and very good comments.

@KenSDCA 3 года назад

You should head a bit south to SD county. Trestles, just over the county line has seens a few. Swami's definitely, La Jolla cove has the annual Leopard shark migration. You may get terrific shots here!

@maxwaters1461 3 года назад

South Dakota County in Texas? Be specific, where the fuck is Trestles, Swami's, LaJolla? North Carolina?

@loistallini3609 3 года назад

Awesome glad shark and swimmers both can get along peacefully SHARE this WONDERFUL OCEAN we are so lucky to have! lfabulous footage thankyou🦈🐡🐠🐟🐬🐋🐳🌈👍💯💝✌😎 xxx ps come to Britiah isles please apparently great whites are swimming over and have been spotted as climate change warms our coastal regions up!!!! So far i have only spotted basking sharks though

@freezo244 3 года назад

Please film Point Sal north to Avila Beach. Lots of seals at Point Sal and lots of swimmers + surfers north of there. Love your work. Thank you!

@tomsenick2033p 2 года назад

Glistening in the sun so angelic...

@kevinwells4986 3 года назад

CYC088 has it... if you can come up her to the Farrallon islands. Not sure if you can get close to San Clemente Island, but when the seals are there having their pups there are a ton of sharks, and a lot of hammerheads, which I think are more of a threat than Great Whites in terms of their aggressiveness. Regardless, you have so many good videos. It was great to see you in person on this one, and doing your filming. Keep going!

@emmaspeed5807 3 года назад

Oh your films are brilliant 😊cheers me up on a miserable Fri eve in wet n windy Kent in England 🇬🇧thanku

@alienated1183 3 года назад

I miss the ⛱ beach... I think you should explore Huntington Beach.

@robinpiller2 3 года назад

I love watching your mini-documentaries with the drone coverage. I never knew the Pacific Ocean was that clear! I live in Yonkers, NY (a suburb of NYC in Westchester County) and when I go to the beach on Long Island, I generally go to Robert Moses Beach which is about 15 miles east of Jones Beach -- both being east of Manhattan. Recently, there have been many shark sightings and they have pulled swimmers out of the later. Fortunately, this never happened while I was there! We have seen helicopters patrolling the sky watching for sharks in the waters. One of the Jones Beach Lifeguards even thought he was bitten by a shark. I have not heard any more about it though. I would feel a lot safer if I knew there were people like you with drones, helping to keep us safe. Come visit us in NY!

@codyelles1798 3 года назад

Surf Beach in Lompoc is one of the Sharkiest spots in the state. Only a couple hours north of your usual hunting grounds, I'd love to see some footage from up there.

@nickmitsialis 3 года назад

further north, there is the beach at Piedras Blancas that the 'overflow' from Ano Nuevo's breeding population of elephant seals 'hauls out'. And when I drive by nearly two decades ago, the seals were right on the beach and the beach was right off Coast Hwy 1. San Luis Obispo also has 'resident/transient' white sharks who hunt there. Some are full grown, and more than capable of 'tangling' with adult and sub adult elephant seals. However, I am not sure if they're part of the population that hunts at Ano Nuevo and the Farallones or not. Given the ocean is 'right there', it would probably be a good place to 'drone' too. Then again, an adult white shark probably won't spend too much time at the surface unless they're feeding. Ironically, I just returned from a short vacation to Monterey/Pacific Grove/Carmel and my hotel had a brochure for the Piedras Blancas rookery. In the next couple of months, the seasonal return of adult white sharks will happen and I'm sure Monterey/Santa Cruz and the rest of the central coast will be providing some fascinating spectacle.

@lexylex8976 2 года назад

I love this collaboration since swimmers dont usually have the vantage point surfers do and they usually just get in and get out.

@gregnicolle 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the beautiful videos of the Great White Pointer ❤ They really are amazing, intelligent, and not just cold blooded killers, as many believe

@nakiamou5354 2 года назад

I would love you to explore beaches in Greece. Here there's a notion that there are no sharks and everyone is swimming unafraid but there always have been sightings , reports and some attacks. We also typically have visible waters, so it would be really interesting! I think the Ionian islands is a good place for it!

@Ericdgarcia 3 года назад

Was that @ Will Rogers State Beach!? If so I was just there this past weekend! Amazing!

@solideomusical 3 года назад

Yes, he calls it 'Pacific Palisades'

@johnmcnulty1129 3 года назад

Brilliant footage and editing 👏 Only a matter of time till one of these drones witnesses an 'attack'. Somebody's going to be on the receiving end of just what comes naturally to an apex predator, albeit being mistaken for a food source. Obviously, many people, despite being informed of what's actually lurking offshore, totally blasé with a "It will NEVER happen to me !" mindset. Maybe you should add a loudspeaker to the underbelly of the drone, just incase it's needed !

@jacqueshollands5630 3 года назад

Another brilliant video, both videography and narration. Living in the southern hemisphere (South Africa), I am jealous seeing all those people on the beaches. It is rather cold here, well around 0°C (32°F) in the early morning to about 21°C (70°F) at midday, it is cold for us. Come on summer!

@t.g.4749 3 года назад

Ich liebe deine Videos! Ich freue mich auf deine Arbeit

@aaron77as 3 года назад

You should go to Surf beach in Lompoc,Ca.Two fatal great white attacks

@TheConspiracyTherapist805 3 года назад

Ditto that

@babsann8463 2 года назад

I would like it if you would explore, Jupiter Beach & Juno Beach! Now, the second beach, I'm not really sure if that is how they spell it. I am pretty sure that is where my Sister & Nephew like to swim. They live in Jupiter. I live in MO. This is from memory! Lol! I will share your videos with her. Thank you, so much for the wonderful, beautiful, & interesting videos! Keep up the good work! And investigation!

@emmaspeed5807 3 года назад

Finally we're told to stay out of British waters in Boscombe Beach Dorset a beautiful thresher shark as been pictured breaching, and then thought to scare beach bods out of their playground ,oh wish I'd been there,luckily I have your beautiful films to keep me going 🥰 in v wet n gloomy British summer we're having at the mo 😀

@danielclack3472 2 года назад

Great advice Carlos your an Angel love your work

@yoyopg123 3 года назад

great as usual. Thanks for switching the locations up. Fun to see WRSB again.

@LUKE390425 2 года назад

Amazing stuff. Your channel is gonna get big

@justinhealey2408 3 года назад

Awesome job pal..great hearing that u are working with a "shark lab" i think u said. Drones are bringin in amazing footage from so many places around the world. This is my favorite, wish you could take a trip to the CapeCod area and down along Long Is

@cornhusk 2 года назад

I'm hooked on these videos...no pun intended

@billjohnston5833 3 года назад

I'm a lifeguard for the County and I have worked almost all beaches in the area, including Will Rogers. Please come down to Redondo/Torrance beach. You will not be disappointed. There is more marine mammal activity in those waters than any place I've seen in the region. The dolphins put on a show almost every day and I believe I have recently spotted a white shark. It was a beautiful fish.

@scammell1000 2 года назад

Love your videos and attitude, I live in the Western Cape, South Africa also home to many Great Whites and here they are also protected.

@Scoobadal 3 года назад

Once again, thank you and just amazing what you continually produce with your drone

@tiffanycaldwell1132 3 года назад

Definitely need to scope out the coast line of Folly Beach in James Island, SC! We have tigers (Nursery recently found near the Morris island light house), Whites, bulls, dolphins/porpoises etc… depending on the season.

@KD-pj7lj 3 года назад

Your videos always bring me such joy. Thank you for all you do. 🙏🏼💜🥰

@TheMalibuArtist 3 года назад

That's very kind of you to say. I greatly appreciate you stopping by and commenting K D!

@KD-pj7lj 3 года назад

@@TheMalibuArtist you’re very welcome. 🥰

@clintonmiller4917 3 года назад

Well as always a great learning session for me. I’ve been watching since the beginning when there was about 50 of us subs. And now look at ya. You deserve a million more. Great work and content. PS just got an Air 2S and loving the cameraman it. I know you a good drone now but this is easy and quick to throw in the air. Just a thought.

@TheRoafer 2 года назад

A few comments have mentioned Farrallon islands and its mostly larger adult Great Whites, how their activity may not be the same as elsewhere. I've had a few very close encounters over the years surfing nearby. At Duxbury Reef, Bolinas on many occasions. GWs are visible from the bluffs above Agate Beach, RCA Beach as well, especially when it's they're hanging around at the Farrallon Islands At Ft Point many years ago, six or seven people out and there was a somewhat long break between sets, a GW 15-20, was heading into the bay. It wasn't interested in us though it did get pretty close. This was a very large shark. A few paddled in, the rest of us remained in the water. This was a very large shark, huge D fin. From Stinson Beach south to Ft Cronkite there's GW activity. I used to be a member of the South End Rowing Club, rowed boats for swimmers on a routine basis and saw many GW in SF Bay. Also surfing around Santa Cruz and Monterrey I've seen many GW sharks, quite often around Salmon creek.

@brooke8992 3 года назад

Please come explore La Jolla!

@maxwaters1461 3 года назад

LaJolla where? Texas?

@brooke8992 3 года назад

@@maxwaters1461 California

@davidp7833 3 года назад

I love these. I live in the Midwest, but my good friend surfs the trestles all the time, so this is fun to talk about. I had my guitar in my lap and caught myself subconsciously improvising over the music and wrote something pretty. Bonus!

@mharnish 3 года назад

You should come film at Padaro beach near Carpinteria if you haven’t already. There is regular juvenile great white activity there and it’s an easy drive up the coast from Malibu. We would love to see what you can capture!

@DeadSezSo 2 года назад

This channel is so great, awesome content

@missmermaid6249 3 года назад

Try the east coast. We have a lot of them!

@melissamcclain34 3 года назад

Agree!!!! I'm in NC and we always have some huge great whites nearby

@timmymclennan4968 3 года назад

Great stuff mate, such good footage, keep it up 👍.Sand tiger sharks are known as grey nurses down here 👍🇦🇺. I’m off to buy a drone good buddy ✌️

@tastyneck 3 года назад

The swimmers have such great attitudes about the sharks. It's great to see/hear because sharks have a bad reputation for many people but they're just doing what they do.

@ryanschneider3377 3 года назад

Amazing shots, as always! Love your channel.

@nichollsboo1 3 года назад

I totally love your channel and it's completely changed my view of great white sharks, living in the UK we are unlikely to be graced by the presence of one of these beautiful creatures which I now view as a misfortune rather than a relief.....