Massive, 50-year-old great white shark nicknamed "Queen of the Ocean" 

Couldn't agree more. The plastic often flows through storm drains to our waterways ..so please do not litter on land either. We all need to stop buying plastic products in general.

People still do it, but when something really happens and affects all of us, they will try to do something but it would be late

There's plenty of ocean for plastic to live there and have room for fish.

@Desiree Hall expensive

Corporations and uneducated/unregulated countries.

LOL !! Ha ha ha - right? : )

I think scientists are helping them

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Maybe they crawl up beaches like turtles and drop their eggs in little holes

@@tom4od or maybe they go to hospitals and have a SEA-section

Must be terrifying and bewildering for a predator that has had nothing to fear for at least 40 of her 50 years.

i was literally thinking that right now

Exactly

Literally... just poking, drilling, drawing blood, ultrasounds.. and I feel they are going to remeber those spots and try to avoid.. I feel they disrupt their natural flow when they do this method? What happened to the clear box method of just observation? Dont they stress the shark out more like this really invasive 15 mins on that boat?

@Keirnon Grainger It's probably due to the Caps Lock button being left on.

Best comment ever! 😍🤣

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WHOOOOOO WHITE PEOPLE

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Doesn’t need any

Correct ! She got nothing on Blue..

the virgin queen of the ocean vs the chad deep blue

Don’t be A Racist

Yeah that sharks small

@Brian Cahoon Nope not pregnant, she was in Hawaii not too long ago and was the same size. She's the real deal. She was there feeding on a dead whale for a few days. It was cool, every time she showed up all the other sharks would leave the scene LOL. Talk about commanding respect in the food chain all though one young dumb Tiger shark actually hung around her on the second day. Anyways there is footy of it on here RU-vid somewhere just look for Deep Blue.

@Jennifer Coleman 🤦‍♂️ nvm...I take it back. Thanks for that.

@Ms. Tal it's news to me... had no idea Ocearch even existed

It's mean to be depressing. Thats why they call it TV "progamming". Look up mockingbird media.

@The Patriot Why would you say something like that? God bless.

@Jennifer Coleman still has nothing to do with his statement

U made it sound like its ease so your millions to do thga -_- and you say they these have control

I believe the biggest problem is still shark hunting.

Tell that to China

Throw all the people trying to save em in their paths. That'll keep em fed global warming and all

@@JDA89 sharks don’t like eating ppl tho They bite humans when they are curious, sometimes not even bite but only touch their nose.. or they mistake us w other animals.

@Sincere One Whilst it may appear as laughable, but seals are a serious menace to fish stocks, as we have seen here in the UK.

Lets not forget water pollution 🗣💯

All these are true ^

He is serious when he says a deficit of white sharks carries serious complications in terms of fish stocks, due to the implications of a predatory imbalance. One predatory species going extinct carries huge consequences for a multitude of others. I cannot stress how much of an understatement this is.

@@Ecthaelyon Without sharks to hunt seals we got problems of a domino effect.

They are harming more sharks then helping them.

I was wondering what happen to the show

@@brians6480 agree

@@brians6480 how?

@@brians6480 Bullsnot. Cite your source

Aliens don't wanna abduct us. We would ruin them to.

Why don't you? Here in America, we have a whole week for celebrating sharks, every year and that's what was going on when this newsclip was made. That's why it's relevant to us.

Danny Thompson I strictly cover Expat News for Vets and Non Vets from the USA.

Ms. Tal I agree with you.

Bo Peep It’s not what we are about.

Well, maybe you could find a group over there that would be willing to cover it? It's very politically charged I know.

Yeah really how is it one of the largest white sharks anyone has seen? Looks pretty tiny tbh

@@xMaidenSlayerx max 12 ft in my oppinion

I've seen bigger sharks in California than this so called queen of the ocean.

there are few orcas in the north atlantic honey

Most killer whales don’t hunt sharks. Just a few populations.

​@bluemarlin8138 all it takes is one pod

Shark tracker app

I think you mean aerodynamic. That device is so small relative to the shark it will have little to no effect on the shark and its ability to swim. It's like wingmirrors on a car/wagon they have a negligible effect to the drag force experienced by the vehicle in comparison to windscreen angle and overall vehicle shape

@@mikew1990hello no, I meant hydrodynamic. I find it to be rather pompous for you to speak for the shark. Negligible force? Sure, but it's not the shark that is being negligent here. But as for your comparison, you might want to Google "side mirror drag coefficient wind tunnel". In Aerodynamics of Road Vehicles, Wolf-Heinrich Hucho said exterior side view mirrors increases total aerodynamic drag by an average of 2 to 7 percent. That amount would be even greater in a hydrodanimic test. But again I'm sure 2-7 percent is easy to dismiss as negligible when it's not you that has to drag it around.

​@@3dChris My mistake, too used to working with air as a fluid. I disagree on it being pompous to 'speak for the shark' though. Aerodynamics (and by extension, hydrodynamics) is pretty simple mathematics to work with once you've studied it first. True water is 1000x more dense than air, but you're talking about an animal(fish) built for swimming, streamlined over 100s of millions of years of evolution. And the tag is attached to the dorsal fin, not the tail - the fin being stationary and the tail being moveable and what propels the shark. The average speed the sharks swim at is fairly low, last time I checked I believe their max speed is somewhere in the region of 40mph give or take 5-10mph, and this is a short burst only for attacking prey from beneath. Hydrodynamically(aerodynamically) speaking, the tag won't be having much of an effect, true it could definitely either be shaped better or positioned better, but as they claim, where they position it is doesn't harm or hurt the shark. Don't forget the size and power of these animals, the shark weighs (or one of them) 3,500lbs or 1,587kg, something that size that has the strength and power to propel itself through water at 30-40pmh is incredible. So with its average cruising speed being much less than this, I wouldn't worry about that tag. There's a somewhat 'famous' white shark in and amongst a few of these videos out there on RU-vid somewhere with a destroyed tail, I can't remember the name given to the shark, it may be Slash. The shark is question has a horrifically bent tail, the top half looks likes its literally been snapped and bent over then healed in place. Yet the shark from all estimates seems fine and has lived long enough to reach adult size - the shark being in the 14 - 17ft range from what I remember and closer to 17 than 14ft I think. That damage to the tail of a shark should be far more detrimental in terms of its ability to swim and its survival than a small rectangular tag attached to the dorsal fin. The reference of vehicle wingmirrors wasn't literal, just an example. I've worked with aerodynamics and cars and the wingmirror is negligible in comparison to the windscreen angle and overall shape of the car. If you're trying to build the fastest road car possible, or just a very very fast road car, you would of course take wingmirrors into consideration. If you were building an average family or saloon car, you would not.

They need to be studied though. Our food source is contingent on their eating habits. I think it's paramount to our survival to know about them.

@OTIS SPENCER exactly, humans are invasive species on planet earth, god knows where this virus called human came from, its a dying planet.

Hippies

This comment and it’s replies are such a bruh moment

@@madmilk2753 you do realize your a human right..

Deep blue has been estimated between 16-19ft

Na fam, killer whales will be the end of these sharks

So....conservation of the species doesn’t make it right....?? 🤔

You talkin’ bout Chuck Norris?

President of China or Japan?

@@ferretboul humans killed more sharks then killer whales

*most

GREETINGS, MOST CANT, DONT, AND WONT SEE WHAT YOU JUST EXPLAINED SO CLEARLY. ITS TIME, HIS CORRECTIVE VENGENCE BE UPON US! AN IT IS BEAUTIFLY WONDERFUL! WATCH, PRAY, AND LISTEN! MY FATHA, 'THE CREATOR OF LYHF ITSELF' IZ SPEAKING

Yes and the biologist drilling a hole in that sharks fin does not damage at all ...

Are you serious? What about all the extra garbage? Single use everything, medical waste, gloves, masks, take out boxes, bottles of hand sanitizer? Where do you think that's going?

@@MLT-530 relax. It's just my humble opinion.

No blood or nerves or so they say.

yeah

You got Instagram?

And how many people in the world have earings?

Tell me the website so I can prepare my boat and hunt them down

Bruh

a piece of wood does the same thing when the drill bit pierces through... did i hurt the lumber?

@@atom_gray A piece of wood is NOT alive.

@@daarinamusaddiq4544 and yet THEY REACT EXACTLY THE SAME WAY because of physics. a shark fin has no nerve endings. it's essentially the same thing as a toenail... take a deep breath, light a scented candle or something, and read about it. i appreciate your concern for animal welfare, but look at yourself - in the youtube comments trying to outsmart a respected marine biologist who _captures_ _sharks_ for a living... 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@atom_gray it's not about trying to outsmart anyone. From what seen with my own too eyes is the shark flinched when stamped period. I'm not one to believe everything that man studies and concludes. We are humans and that means to be wrong and imperfect at times. Anyway, it is what it is! It's not that serious to me.

The fin is mainly made of cartilage,so most likely didn’t hurt the shark

GREETINGS BRATHA, NOW ITS TIME TO FIGHT FOR OURSELVES AND FAMILI'S INCLUDING HER! BE INCOURAGED NOT OFFENDED.

GREETINGS SISTAH, NOW FOR THE HARD PART. HOW MUCH LONGER ARE YOU GOING TO ALLOW THEM TO DO IT UNTO YOU...😱 BE INCOURAGED NOT OFFENDED!

@@FATHA_I_AM .....no idea what you are talking about!! 🤣🤣....what makes you think I was offended??? There was nothing in my comment that remotely came close to anything negative 🤣

Since you didn’t watch the video. The reason was to figure out where they are breeding so they can be better protected in the future.

@@MrZachgonz I watched it and think thats a BS reason

Does having an earings cause humans problems walking?

@@jonathank5289 they’re putting it on fins my man. They use those to swim. Try having more weight on one leg all the time

@@satchels6451 LOL! 3,000 pound shark. 6oz tag? LOL!

@@satchels6451 They lots of sharks out there swimming around with no issues of any kinds. Many much smaller and no issues???

@@satchels6451 Just look all the baby 5 to 6 footers they caught of Long Island. All are doing fine!

Most GW attacks are NOT mistaken identity. They aren't that stupid or blind. They have an incredible sense of smell. They eat us when they're really hungry or attack us territorially

O oceano é dos peixes. Não são eles que estão mal. Somos nós que lhes invadidos o seu espaço.

At 5:08...he does

Try doing that when it’s in the water and can swim 👌😂 just a joke chill

@@dlv600 lol