Shark Attack - breathtaking highlight of my recent Red Sea diving safari.
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- čas přidán 18. 11. 2015
- Shark shows burning interest in my buddy's yellow fins.
Although no deadly attacks on divers have been documented so far, the oceanic whitetip shark counts to the four most dangerous shark species.
Shark Attack -Atemberaubendes Hai -Light meiner jüngsten Rotmeeer Tauchsafari.
Hai interessiert sich brennend für die gelben Flossen meines Tauchpartners.
Obwohl bisher noch keine tödlichen Angriffe auf Taucher dokumentiert sind, zählt der Weißspitzen Hochseehai (Carcharhinus Longimanus) zu den vier gefährlichsten Haiarten.
One of the most feared sharks for navy ship wreck survivors. Opportunistic and persistent open ocean shark.
White tip oceanic sharks!
@@serenitysmith352 It is now clear for professionals that hit the shark on it's nose is not safe, If you hit it the shark may assume you are a prey defending yourself. Best option is to stay upright position, don't put the fins in front, always watching the shark eyes, and if the shark is approaching to close just push it away with your hand.
@@serenitysmith352 Thanks for your comment. Indeed, in many videos you will see divers hitting the shark on the snout, there they have the ampullae of Lorenzini, which is their sensory organ. But the sharks use that instrument to check what is in front of them, and if that being defends itself, it is very likely that the shark thinks it is a prey. Here I show you a video that I recorded myself, it is a tiger shark, one male, he comes closer to me to look and brings his nose closer to me to use his detectors, ampullae of Lorenzini, I just stood up, and I did not stop looking at him, he approached, looked and he left. It is VERY important to always look at them to their eyes.
Enjoy: czcams.com/video/QtV_kA-f0dU/video.html
@@serenitysmith352 Thanks to you again for your comment. Yes, tiger sharks are famous for their bite power, their teeth are the most special of all, they can split turtles into two pieces. But the truth is that their behavior is similar to other sharks, as I told you is it very important that they can see you, it is very dangerous to dive/swim with sharks in dirty water (foam from the waves, or at night, or in rivers), it is not good idea to carry shiny things because they can look like shiny fish, and don't swim away because they can see you as a prey. I know this is much easier said than done, and you are right, if the shark had changed his mind it would have been a difficult situation for me, otherwise shark are under their instinct, they think first in his security, they do not realise how powerful they are, and, most important, they don't know you and they scared of you.
The Oceanic White Tip patrols the open ocean and will investigate ANYTHING it finds to see if it can be eaten.. especially if it moves slower than the fish it encounters!
The shark is saying, "you don't understand, it's not me in the water with you, it's you in the water with me".
One of the most dangerous sharks in any ocean; the Oceanic Whitetip is always hungry and always pushes to attain an angle to bite.
I'm so afraid of Oceanic Whitetip sharks! They are the most persistent ones, they keep circling, coming and going, until they find the opportunity to check you out! I'm glad you came out of this in one piece!
Thank you!
Shark: Excuse me sir do you know our Lord and Savior Megaladon?
Me: Breh!!!
You guys were lucky this shark was not particularly aggressive. The Oceanic White Tip is one shark that will have me out of the water after a quick peek.
Yep. The one thing I’d risk decompression sickness for is getting out of the water when longimanus shows up.
Nope. Not gettin' off the freaking boat for this one.....NO Way! You have zero idea as to their next move!
Aggressive body posture but not attacking = territorial stalking. It wants you to leave.
@@DepthFromAbove And that is exactly what I’d be doing.
Pelagic species could get desperate when starving, since open oceans are deserts they will munch everything the can possibly eat, the shark probably thought they were stranded logs, which tend to gather fish and mollusks, maybe thats why he tried to attack their fins.
“Shark attacked numerous times by rubber fins” would be a more accurate title.
i agree. They are magnificent creatures to be respected and left in peace. This one approached maybe because of the fluorescent stripes (never to wear!) and could have made him think of fish who got that design. When approaching, he was calm and would not have attacked the diver. The longimanus is peaceful and curious . He just came to see what it was and re-cognize it. Afterwards, they leave to their secret and deep oceanic dwellings.
Right
Our W tips would have taken a bite, never ever do this in the open pacific, they come on fast and will bite on first contact, completely different behavior where this was videoed
You give him the opportunity and he would bite.
@@roadboat9216 If it wanted to attack it wouldn't have been deterred by a splash against its nose by a pair of rubber finns.
“mIsTaKeN aS a sEaL”
A curious inquiry, good idea to leave before he gets too comfortable.
Thank you for sharing.
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These oceanic white tipped beasts that live in the deep pelagic zone, live in what is in effect a "food desert",so they're in a permanent state of semi starvation. Anything that moves (or floats) could be edible, so they will have an exploratory bite of it. This is what makes them so dangerously aggressive. The same principles apply to the equally dangerous polar bear. At least if you meet a great white, its liable to have chomped on something pretty lately, so the chances are they'd leave you be, but if you meet these devils with no escape or defence, your numbers up.
Facts
we have to stop killing sharks
This shark is not in attack mode. It's simply curious. There is a video on CZcams showing a Longimanuses in attack mode though. It looks entirely different than this shark's behaviour. Also, note this shark appears to be blind in one eye. It's not being aggressive at all.
You're an idiot. It's obviously sizing the diver up for a meal. Oceanic Whitetips hunt humans.
. We can do without the name calling...it definitely is curious about something.
Being in the open ocean, I would think it probably IS hungry, and like any predator, is doing a "risk assessment" of the potential food source.
Not sure if the shark is blind in one eye or that's the protective sheathing their eyes seem to have when they bite/probe.
@@The_Endless_Summer You're stupid guy, it is obvious you don't know anything about sharks, and of course about Carcharhinus Longimanus. That shark was curious about what was floating in the water, the diver's behavior was incorrect, first of all he shouldn't stay on the surface, then he shouldn't put his fins in front, he must to stay upright, and if the shark approaches too much it is enough to push it away with your hand. If you hit it the shark may assume it is a prey defending itself.
Aggressive body posture but not attacking = territorial stalking. It wants you to leave.
on the contrary, the hunched back and downward pec find suggest it could attack at ANY MOMENT. white tip 101, homie
What a little bugger of a whitetip, he was persistent 😂 you dudes done everything perfectly, stayed calm and never took your eyes off it and got some awesome footage into the bargain…nice one lads 👏
Thank you very much for your feedback!
"I was on the fence as if this was bite worthy, but then this human starts trying to kick me, and I was like...
screw it, I am gonna scare the crap out him"
Never fails to amaze me how calm people can be in the ocean, I could never ever attempt something like this, paranoia would absolutely take over me. Even just watching this clip I have that tight feeling in my stomach that something else will swim up from the deep 🫣 beautiful creatures I like to admire from many many miles away lol 💙
Got the same feeling. Not only the animals. Also the view to the bottom. Getting darker and darker straight to an unknown abyss :c
It sucks to be you. You project life in advance and that would be good if in that power you dont dismiss your self of being RULER OF THIS PLANET. IT sucks to be You because this mentality is what i call ''Devil's Dance'' Yea you might get away from some danger, but in the end you will swim in your tears and worst of all is that i cannot help you understand me it has to be you. Because no matter what there is end in this life for everything. INCLUDING LIGHT that will die last.And there is nothing wrong with that.
BUT THERE IS EVERYTHING WRONG WITH BEING COWARD!
@@glovozagreb6594 im sorry you feel that way! To each his own, but don’t mistake being afraid of the deep ocean as being a coward. I find fulfilment in life in many other areas. I also have absolutely no desire to be ruler of this planet, I prefer to be a part of it and take care of it, along with mother nature and wildlife ✌🏽
@@BleedthisFreak83 i dont feel, i use to feel like you. Now im free of all fears. I see that no matter when i die i will 100% die some time. So going from moment to moment saying IS THIS IT? will only make you blinded to your own power. SOON AS YOU DROP THAT CHILDISH ACT you will get all you ever wanted... its here but that dance with the devil is preventing you. TRUST ME WHO EVER YOU ARE YOU ARENT AFRAID OF DEATH OR SHARK YOU ACUTALLY WANT THAT SITUATION TO HAPPEN. Because you are actually IMMORTAL EXISTENCE; YOUR THOUGHTS WILL AWAYS STAY IN MEMORY OF GOD. Peace to you and trust me you dont fear nothing except ignorance and pratice is best teacher of real reality.
@@glovozagreb6594 People like you... "I dont fear the dead". And if you are on the way to it you cry like a baby. Everyone got his own fears. Get over it. We are human.
there have been attacks by oceanic whitetip in egypt , the 2010 sharm attacks where believed to be oceanic whitetips
They are inexorable, don't quit, don't give up what can be food because in oceanic open waters the occasions to feed are less frequent. I still remember Jacques Cousteau who told about his son filming sharks in a cage (they were feeding on the carcass of a spermwhale) and suddenly all disappeared..then came a huge specimen of oceanic white tip and tried to break the cable of the cage biting it. Many minutes of pure terror with the risk of having to abandon the cage if dropped on the bottom 😬😬😬
"Okay, you let me know when you're injured, aight?"
professional diver of 38 years here...i can say this is NOT AN OCEANIC WHITETIP .....IT IS A GREAT WHITE!
That hunched back and downward pointing pectoral fins means that is one angry shark
Id be pissed off too if someone kicked me in the face when all i wanted was my nose rubbed...
That shark must have just been in a good mood. I'm surprised it did not tear you in half especially with you kicking at it like that you were very lucky..
Aggressive body posture (fins down/circling/quick turns) but not attacking = territorial stalking. It wants you to leave.
I’m pretty certain this is an oceanic whitetip shark. They are the sharks who attacked all those men during the USS Indianapolis catastrophe. They are aggressive sharks. Supposedly more aggressive toward humans than any other shark species. They don’t look as deadly as a Great White but they terrify me.
I heard a man who was retired from the Navy, tell a story of his diving partner being attacked by these sharks. They were doing some kind of work and had dove back down to their dive site when two Oceanic Whitetips showed up. He watched his friend being shredded to pieces by them as he held onto him tightly! They drug both men deep into the ocean. His friend died.
It was a harrowing story. The man who survived is a hero in my eyes. He never left his friend even with the sharks ripping at them and his oxygen tank critically low. He fought like hell.
Edit: And I would never swim with these sharks.
I think the oceanic is the most persist shark I’ve ever seen
i've seen them in nusa penida (bali) and luckily the one that approached us were small and not in the "mood". i was genuinely panicking inside my head although my dive master told us its okay.
How much more does the shark have to do until you get out of its home? Seriously, the body language says it all.
They will keep coming back these white tips. 😂😂😂😂 They are like a persistent hungry dog after his plate of Food 😂😂😂😂 You have get out of the water when these guys turn up. You can’t possibly concentrate on your dive. AND THEY ARE A PROTECTED SPECIES LIKE THE GREAT WHITE 👍👍
Your full of shit. Stop taking
It was this species of shark which was partly responsible for the numerous attacks in Sharm El Sheikh afew years ago, along with makos
Nutty Nutcase and Battle ship Indianapolis in the 2ww ....R.I.P.
Yess, It's an oceanic whitetip.. Quite an unpredictable one at that
In the description it says no documented attacks (regarding Oceanic Whitetip.) I'd wager ISAF would say something about that, especially regarding the USS Indianapolis.
Yeah, I’ve seen footage of white tip attacks.
Definitely one species of shark that you’d never want to turn your back on at all, they have no problems attacking something that cannot see it coming. Ie ambush predators
Definitely white tip on Indy attacks
Persistent opportunists. Don’t turn your back on them. Oceanic White tips. Very distinct looks and behavior.
That water is so clear it looks like you were swimming in a pool with an oceanic white tip, especially with no other sea life around. 😂
Excellent vid...Looks more like a "serious inquiry" than an attack but still great footage (literally and figuratively)
Thank you. You are right. He just was curious and playful
Stretching your leg out to a white tip is the stupidest you can do
and where exactly did the shark attack anyone?
I like this shark species....those white labels on fins r supercool
Great video
OWT don't play....when an opportunity arises they must capitalize ..never knowing when they get another chance to feed.
Well done in establishing yourself with the kicks. You can’t let them bully you or they will become more emboldened. Sharks either view you as predator or prey, you want them to view you as a potential threat not a potential meal.
The shark was just curious don't kick her. I would of tried to pet it.
You'd have lost your arm.
@@tabithadebolt1708 . Nope. They hardly ever attack. They are at best curious and normally totally nonchalant toward divers
What a Beauty
Longimanus is a very mean shark probably the most agressive there is
@Serena 2.0 they are deadlier for sure but Longimanus are persistent and more unpredictable.
Idiots. Back hunched, pec fins pointed downwards; this shark was pissed. They were just asking to be bitten.
You keep playing with him .Soon as he grabs you your going downward to the hood.
Oceanic White Tip, no thanks, way aggressive fish.
More like a nosey shark. When a shark decides to take a bite (attack), blood always follows.
Sorry I come first,it’s not their ocean.
An Oceanic White Tip, one of the most dangerous , swimming in aggressive posture, means time to get out of the water!
Those oceanic white tip are very dangerous sharks , they like to take bites
Is the bull... Great white... Black tip and white tip four most dangerous?
I think tiger is within accident statistics top 4 instead of oceanic (i.e. not 'reef') black tip
Dont forget the tiger.
You ought to change the title of this video.The white tip was even close to attacking you, more like curious looking for a handout... Nice clickbait
In the video description it says; "no documented fatalities to date"...whats up with that?!?! there have been tons of fatal incidents involving White Tips.
sorry it says; "no deadly attacks on divers yet" which again is total bull.
This is NOT a shark attack. Misleading title. You are playing with an Oceanic White Tip. I am surprised that its friends did not join them and surround you. They were responsible for many deaths of the USS INDIANAPOLIS Sailors.
You never looked in danger or scared.
Aggressive body posture but not attacking = territorial stalking. It wants you to leave.
Not rearly attacking and call me old fashioned (before it did) wouldn’t u just get out the water
Oceanic Whitetips in my opinion are more dangerous than Great White sharks. They don't mind the taste of human flesh.
I don’t think the most dangerous but certainly the most aggressive towards us
Very cool video, thank you for sharing.
It looks like a Longimanus Regina? 😀
Reminds mr of Cousteau's account of his first encounter during red sea expedition (in the book "the silent world"..
Anyway, I hope the dignhy came to pick you up soon, next time tell your buddy not to bring yum-yum yellow fins, neither triggerfish-blue 😛 only black fins...
Nice you were calm, what an experience!
I like how the White Tips keep returning- he/it just wants a lil taste and then I'm sure it would move on!
"Stupidity is bliss!" 🙄
You did everything possible wrong man... But you are proud of it also, the newest nominee of the Darwin Arward is found! 💪🏽
Oder auf deutsch "Herr lass Hirn vom Himmel regnen, oder eben Backsteine... aber bitte triff!"
The shark's posturing lets me believe the shark is not my friend.
It did not look like he was attacking, but use to fo,KS feeding him. It was cool.
pretty amazing how come he is only attackin the other guy ? was the shark curious or you knew he was in attackin mood !
+Ahmad Alanazi
The shark was curious and was attracted by the yellow colour of the fins.
In world war 2, American Airforce and Fleet initially used yellow life jackets.
They changed the colour when they found out that yellow attracted the sharks.
That poor shark looks like he has been prey, himself, in the past. Someone has bitten chunks out just above the tail and he has scarring all over.
Oh, and he's also blind in one eye 😞
@@imranh5395 Probably, you're the blind one. Both eyes of the shark are intact. You can see the pupil in both eyes. And you see a few times how the shark protects its eye. Some shark species have what is called a nictitating membrane. This fine membrane can be slid over the eye. Other shark species can roll their eye inwards to protect it... like the great white shark. The caudal fin is also intact. Nothing is missing as far as I can see. The shark seems to have had an healed injury on the dorsal fin, like the scars, probably a remnant of a mating. The shark is a lady, because the male sex organs, the claspers, are missing. And during mating, sharks are rough, the males bite into the fins of the females in order to fertilise them with their claspers. You really don't seem to know anything about sharks.
Could be from being involved in a frenzy with other sharks.
Какая красота😍💓
А вам страшно не было 🤔
All you geniuses talking smack, the sharks back is arched that mean it is fcking pissed! So literally for like 10-minutes it tries to attack these guys they just don't give it a chance, they did a great job defending.
Speargun will with power head will be very handy in this situation
Привет, на каком рифе это было в Красном море?
Is this the feared oceanic white tip shark?
It is. But it was a small friendly one.
Really a breathtaking highlight for a dive safari and I envy you for that, but "shark attack" in the video's title is certainly a joke referring to the diver's kicks at the shark, isn't it? You state yourself in one of the comments "he was just curious and wanted to play". The alleged aggressiveness of White Tips is vastly exaggerated. Every day dozens of divers visit Elphinstone Reef in the Red Sea to encounter them and there are hardly ever any incidents, not to speak of actual attacks. Pay them respect and learn how to behave in their presence and you'll have one of the great experiences in a diver's career.
You are right, the video's title is a joke. I apologize that people who could not follow my German undertitle did not realize this.
Of course he was just curious and wanted to play.
You just have to take an upright position, continuously face the shark, keep calm, and do not move your fins. Especially if you have yellow ones!
And make sure you have a film in your camera!°
its a young longimanus, interesting about the sound of the camera- next time close it and he will go away
maybe was a frendly shark cuz fins were relaxed and horizontal only flexed down after he got kicked at
Fins down I'm crapping myself. The hell am I doing on the open ocean?
Dümmer gehts nicht, als einem jungen Longi mit der Flosse Druck zu machen. Das erste mal im roten Meer/Elphinstone?
Mit Gerät geschnorchelt OMG dümmer gehts echt nicht.
Man macht alles irgendwann zum ersten Mal. Außer Dir natürlich🤓
@@jaeschkeda Stimmt haste ja so angegeben zum ersten Mal, unerfahren und bei hohem Wellengang, schon klar.
oceanic white tips, the street thugs of the shark world
I’ve heard the eyes and gills r sensitive if under attack
3 minutes I'll never get back.
Oceanic white tip. Probably responsible for more attacks on humans than any other shark I would bet. Those are the ones that ate the 100's of sailers when that ship sank. Guy talked about it in the movie jaws. That was a factual story the captian was telling Hooper n the sheriff
They were actually only responsible for about 15-25 deaths, the rest died from exhaustion, drinking salt water, sun burns and/or dehydration.
@@siouxsiecerealkillah7390 I watched documentaries with interviews or testimonials from survivors talking about how bad the sharks were. Their comments are Def different than yours. But I wasn't there. So I can't say what the truth is? I'm going off the testimonials of survivors. Their claims are that far more gnu
I wouldn’t include hundreds of people stranded in the middle of the ocean as more often or multiple ‘attacks on humans.’ More like, anything out there would be seen as food to any meat eating creature. &once there’s blood from one, it’s not over until it’s over. Bull sharks however, will swim right up beside you in 2 feet of water, eat &kill you talking to your friend in a freshwater stream. That’s an attack. &that’s scary.
This guy is a legend he keeps kicking away the shark but sharky🦈 still wants his ankles
They call them the wolves of the ocean for a reason.....
its not an attack. But just curiosity and hoping for same food this sharks often receive from safari boats
Where was this in the Red Sea?
Zabargad
St.-Johannes-Insel
goo.gl/maps/eo4SxZMqwS8WLLS38
Shark attack you're kidding right and is it really breathtaking to see a shark while you're diving or snorkeling it is an everyday occurrence you're lucky he didn't attack you those white tips can be very aggressive I wish these people would just use the phrase shark encounter as opposed to shark attack even when people get bit it's usually a shark bite not a shark attack
Why stay in the water? No boat?
The shark was just playing with us , and the zodiacs were collecting several groups of divers…
Well done mate well done
that shark is ill and blind in one eye it has signs of prop strike
Shark “weave, weave…….weave!”
Where was the shark attack?
Zabargad Island
I think the man fears and attacking the shark.
Well done that did not panic! I have also been in this situation! Best regards from Russia!
he didnt know how to handle the shark
This Should be titled Shark gets Attacked multiply times by Divers and there Flippers 😣
Balls of steel
That was anticlimactic.
Didnt the shark bite his leg off in the end, ohh! If you keep messing about with these kings of the ocean you will eventually come a cropper.
Listen people alrighty y'all should y'all should put urself in this man's place if u wer in the water and u see a shark swim towards u war would u do its human nature for s human to get scared and react to something while I'm fear and this was this man's reaction if anything I hope this "curious" shark learned his lesson to stay away from people because this time he got kicked maybe next time he won't be so lucky when he encounters the next person
Listen Samantha....these people are going there to dive with sharks. The behaviour of them shows that they have no clue what they are doing. Staying in the surface stupid...they deserve a real attack and better dive in a lake at home.
@@hatschimann1 I rather would not wish anyone a real attack. Why do you? And how do you know if they chose or planned to be in the situation shown in the video? Can you exclude they had been surprised by the shark when snorkeling or surfacing after a dive waiting for the zodiac? Can you imagine that there are guys out there that do not know that perfectly as you how to behave towards sharks (while you obviously don't know how to behave towards other human beings)?
Please stop making people vomit because of your malicious and arrogant attitudes!
@@tombarni6009 well said. Damn malicious people wishing suffering to human beings.
again, if u dance with him you had better know what dance it's doing -- he's sizing u up to see what part of the buffet u are
A shark is is a freaking shark is a freaking shark 🦈 😳
0:54 shark: um which GoPro is that?
My GoPro was flooded the night before. I had used my iPhone 6 in a waterproof housing instead. Much better quality in close distance
at no point in this video did this shark try to attack you ! either you are trying to gain view's or you just don't understand shark behaviour.
Oh man I'd have to say with this type of shark that's known to be aggressive? You were quite lucky it didn't go nuts on you!
That shark was attacked, it didnt attack anyone.
Clickbait
Pretty unprofessional diver. The white tip did certainly not attack but was rather interested in the diver.