How to be shark smart at Cape Cod
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"How to be shark smart at Cape Cod" STAY OUT OF THE FKN WATER!
I'm from Northern California, I surfed as a teen... you know, when you're invincible 🙄 and I stopped surfing when it dawned on me that being in a Great White's kitchen, dressed in a seal costume (wetsuit, surfboard...) and splashing around? Yeah, not the wisest idea. I mean, people don't put on Impala or Zebra costumes and go for a jog in the African Savanna. Who knows? Maybe they do.
czcams.com/video/feC3QYOpdPI/video.html maybe they do…
Ppl always try too hard. It's like just use your common sense. Use your brains. Ok. But that's not what ppl say when they're in traffic... But anyways, how r u suppose to use ur brains when u encounter a shark and u barely even see em. Simplifying things is like how about I just don't go all together. So many things in life is energy when ppl give directions & then say ish like u can't miss it ... Meanwhile ppl in their every day life... It's like I got distracted by the majestic perverted dolphin. How did I know jaws was supposed to be behind flipper. Although I guess worse comes to worse I think the only thing I got going is to punch in it's "snout?"
I'd prefer an ocean of dolphins instead of feeling for my leg everytime seaweed brushes up on my leg and I scream.
Sharks are essential for the ocean ecosystem. A sharkless ocean couldn't survive.
You don't know much about dolphins do you ? 🤣
@chiarardn2401 That's not true at all.
So basically, don’t go in the water 👀 I went to the cape last summer and it was very eerie…. NO ONE was in past the knees.
Love the dude at 2:15 bagging the poop :D
Yeah, nice to see responsible beach goers
People who say things like "sharks don't want to eat humans"... that may be true but y'all always neglect to admit that if you saw a shark while swimming alone your life would flash before your eyes.
Sharks may not want to eat humans specifically, but once they bite I’ve never seen them leave a meal.
@@4477superman Blatantly false, sharks ultra rarely take a whole human victim. They generally take a bite and know it's not a food source. You can probably count on 2 hands the amount of victims that that have disappeared around the World the last 20 years.
@@huckyou1 The USS Indianapolis disagrees with you. Meat is food to a shark, tiger sharks in particular aren’t picky at all. There just aren’t many recorded instances because dead people can’t report they were eaten.
@@4477superman the fact that you use the worst maritime disaster as an example is proof enough you don't know what you're talking about.
@@4477superman That happened in the middle of the ocean where food is extremely scarce. And not to mention a lot of WWII events were exaggerated and the facts are still murky. The Ramree island incident where 500 Japanese soldiers were claimed to be eaten by crocodiles is supposedly not how it actually happened. Humans are mostly all bone and water so Sharks don’t want to eat us, unlike Seals which are filled with blubber.
How to be shark smart:
-Don’t be a seal
I just don't go in period🤣
It's not my home,so I don't go in.
how to be shaahhk smahhht
I lived on Cape Cod for almost sixty years we never seen sharks like and there was a lot seals off or Monomoy .
"They are not targeting humans" The problem is when great whites sharks are not sure if something is food, they give it a test bite. That bite is enough to bleed a human to death and it has. But then there is the video of the Australian swimmer who got attacked by a great white and the shark tore him to pieces.
I don't call 911 I call for 1911.
The thing is, everyone near me has murky water!
Seals always have a perpetual look of fear on their faces. Now we know why.
Swim in either Nantucket or Vineyard Sound. Chatham to PTown, be aware. Anyways, those waters are on the chilly side.
1:29 was that shark? on left top
Oh man, I surfed there in the 80's.
Sharkies I love you. Awesome!!
I bet it was incredibly amazing to touch that super predator
You just hope that the super sexual predator doesn’t “touch” you
Wonder if it felt like rubber...
conclusion: “get in the water and hope not to get eaten.”
The fact is if the shark is hungry and sees a meal human or not it's going to eat, just watch the Nellis attack from last February in Sydney. I choose to stay out of the oceans now especially in Massachusetts because it's just not the way you want to go,nope not me.
OR.....Just stay in the pool and you will have NO encounters with the Great White
Be shark smart- stay out of the ocean.
I go to this beach
The ones off south Africa are Bigger .
And? The ones in Mexico are bigger than the ones in South Africa. It’s not a competition
I want a celebration this this July, we can't close the beaches. Yeah, but there is a shark in those waters. I don't care, I want the beaches open!
Watch from pier juvenile WS
Sharks will already have it figured😮
Lifeguards have 30-06 rifles. Oh no, sorry, MA hates guns.
Haha... bs...
Great white sharks, tiger sharks, bull sharks, oceanic white tip sharks, mako sharks, just to mention a few, indeed have humans on their menu...
60 minutes stay in NYC
Breaking news!!! There are sharks in the ocean!!!
Lmao 🤣
Breaking news!!! You’re an idiot!!!!
It somehow stills to surprise people!
@@IWantToBelieve1 I think she was being sarcastic
The day I take advice from 60 minutes is the day I throw in the towel
Go swimming of the Cape and roll the dice!
The water seems so murky… nah man I need cristal clear water or I will not go in
How about we don't go into wild water.
I like great whites
They are the perfect predator
Super awsome animal
They will continue to eat people who swim where they live.
Just like anything fun, skiing, walking in the rocky mountains where bears live, there're is alway a risk
It's part of the experience
Step 1: Don't go in the ocean.
To mainstream journalists a great white conservative is scarier than a great white shark.
My territory of ocean! We have to worry about Rip Tides or under toe or rip currents more than we have to worry about Jaws! Every summer multiple people drown or in need of rescue due to rip tides! I’ve yet to hear of a shark attack off our beaches here in New England.
I overall agree with your post accept the last part. We have had at least 3 attacks in the last few years, I'm not sure why you haven't heard about them. Last year a man was attacked and killed by a great white on the cape. Couple years earlier someone else was attacked but lived and several years ago two kayakers were attacked in the bay. they were knocked out of their kayaks and were rescued unharmed but were scared to death and rightly so. All of this was reported in the news.
....visited the beach on the cape, Newcomb Hollow.. where that surfer was killed..the shark warning sign, a small memorial plaque for the victim was present..I immediately noticed 2 seals 20 yds from shore...headed to the next beach just south..again MULTIPLE WARNING signs..." Heavy Shark Activiity" saw 2 seals in water and 2 beached seals....i would never enter the water at those beaches......
@@arisdelis1 you could go up to your ankles pretty safely 😁
Um, it’s “undertow.” 🦶🏻 Not “toe.” Lololol
A woman was killed by a Great White in Maine just a couple of years back.
Nobody cares about the poor seals
Interesting 🤔
I like where the scientist said that its innate (/ intrinsic) that the FEAR of humans .. is in the shark 🦈 (Fish)
It’s not only in them .. according to:
Genesis 9:1-2 (CJB)
God blessed Noah * and his sons and said to them ...
2] The fear and dread of you (Humanity) will be upon EVERY: wild animal,
EVERY: bird in the air,
EVERY: creature populating the ground,
and ..
ALL .. the fish in the sea; they have been handed over to you (as food 🥘).
The Yellowstone “WOLF” was next on segment .. Did you SEE .. the FEAR in the animal as it RAN .. out of the cage (/ Crate)?
Oh, also they're saying that shark attack victims are actually dying of covid... same with the folks jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge... so sad 😞.
Blame it on global warming
You sure
Protecting a species is important, yes, but environmentalists also need to admit that this is a problem. Sure, sharks aren't trying to eat humans, and shark attacks are very rare, but multiple people have already died. I'm sorry but a few human lives are more important than a few hundred sharks. We should at least be having an honest conversation about the pros and cons of stepping in and reducing the number of these killer animals.
Sharks are janitors of the ocean. They eat all the weak and diseased animals and they keep the oceans alive. If sharks disappear then smaller fish will reproduce like crazy and eat all the algae that is essential for oceans. Our oceans produce a huge portion of our oxygen and without them we wouldnt have oxygen to breathe. If sharks die then humanity will die. There is a reason why sharks exist.
There are aleady millions and millions of sharks killed each year and scientists need to do whatever they can to protect them. Sharks are not a problem unless your work is abalone diving or something like that. If you want to relax and go for a swim, do it in a pool.
Probably a white shark would consume part of a human after they bleed out, most humans who are bitten are promptly rescued. White sharks are also present in locations where there are no seals. They have a varied diet and are opportunistic feeders. They may eat tuna, stingrays, seals, dolphins and so on. I imagine a human tastes closer to a seal than to a stingray, as mammalian meat does not taste so different.
I agree humans are more important, but not in this case. If you know the risk and you are in the ocean purely for recreation, you must know the risk. We can’t let sharks die out simply because they scare us. We need to preserve and protect our environment.
@@generictoasterstroodle1080 "Let sharks die out?" Please be more careful not to misrepresent my words. Though my initial comment was sufficiently clear, I will clarify further: We already actively control (by reduction) the populations of many species in a variety of ways - not just wild animals like deer and rabbit, but also domestic animals like dogs and cats. It is a complex matter with many different methodologies as well as pros and cons. You cannot hope to resolve complex matters without open minded discussion.
@@MS-tz1ml Yes that wasn’t your intention, but we need the conservation effort significantly. We don’t have control over it. Chinese fishing vessels have been taking very large numbers of sharks for their fins for a very popular Chinese and Vietnamese soup (shark fin soup). We have no control over that and poaching sharks is still a common occurrence. They have been being drastically cut down in numbers and are extremely important for the ecosystem. We shouldn’t keep their numbers low just for human convenience. Sure the beach is lovely but we have pools and safe places to swim for those scared of shark attacks, which are very low and sharks won’t target you, you are very unlikely to be attacked by one anyways. China won’t stop killing these creatures so it’s up to conservation efforts like us to keep them around. Besides, how is it fair to let their species stay at a lower population just so humans can have a very small risk deduction at a beach?