Shark Attack: California Coast Carnage (Full Episode) | When Sharks Attack
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- Los Angeles is home to beautiful beaches and Hollywood blockbusters, but in the summer of 2007 a dark story emerged from the depths. Four shark attacks occur in just four months off the coast of Malibu. With the cause of the spike a mystery, scientists investigate the case and what they discover could impact beachgoers around the world.
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Imagine sharks had a show called "When Humans Trespass" 😂
Please!!!!! Someone should make a adult swim type animated show from the sharks pov
But which celebrities would be perfect to voice certain shark species?
@@narendramartosudarmo6112 definitely larry david
Ha ha yeah.
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Nightsurfing in shark-infested waters? Seems smart
😂😂😂😂😂 definitely
Not everyone grows up on a farm in Nebraska a million miles from the ocean, for some of us the ocean is our backyards, you can get killed walking across the streets, do you not cross streets etc.
@@buzz5969right, but I bet I don't get eaten alive chilling in the backyard. Sharks eat folks . It is what it is tho if it's your passion I guess.
I'm glad I don't have a dumb brain
@@buzz5969this is a flimsy argument lmao, walking across the street is NOT the same as night surfing in waters filled with sharks.
I was on a long board in Oahu when a wave sudenly picked me up and set me down on top of what I thought at first was a reef but I saw that fin and that massive wide dark head and new it was a huge tiger shark. I bolted to the beach so fast I never swam that fast in my life. Got to the beach and just layed there for a couple hours. Never surfed again.
You were lucky no doubt. Large Tigers are super dangerous, almost all attacks in Hawaii are Tigers.
@@Prone2Thrill what saved me was the tiger was probably just as surprised as me because both of us didnt expect that
Gosh!! You were Lucky! Never thought of joining thé Olympics?!😉😉
Smart
good idea
We need to hire Orca's to patrol beaches!
my 9 year old son has loved animals, but particularly sharks his whole life. he wants to become a marine biologist focused on paleontology. here i am watching these documentaries and becoming a shark expert thanks to him. 😅🦈🦈
May God grant all your son wishes
@@snafufubar3701 thank you 🙏🏻🩵
I like how they called it a pristine coast. There are over 25,000 barrels of DDT, a pesticide, and it's causing skyrocket cancer rates in sea lions. That water is far from pristine.
Oh no, why are sharks swimming in their own habitat? *GASP* the horror!!
Go figure
One of the BEST documentaries
What this documentary doesn’t cover is the immense decay of marine life off of our coasts, this doesn’t truly show the ghost towns our water has become due to loss of natural habitat
Truth
Right, no wonder the sharks are moving closer into shore.
That doesn't seem to be the cause scientists are describing but the rise of water temperature off the coasts of L.A.
Due to the hot winds spurred by El nino.
There's probably another video for that, but you're right
Last place you’ll find me is in the water where there are sharks.
Anything in, on or near the water is FOOD. A target. This is how sharks have survived for millions of years.
Why then people take a risk even for one time in their hole life go swimming and when the shark attack they regret it what’s wrong with swimming pools or no need to go swim at all it’s really drives me crazy
I agree, that is their house and I’m the intruder so therefore I do not enter for any reason
Exactly! Which is why these terms like "unprovoked attack" and the questioning of "why it happened" always baffles me
@@mrminor4465right lol the why is easy to figure out
@@Ali-Hassan453 • Are you saying that people should never get into the Earth’s oceans during their ‘HOLE’ lives?
35:45 Malibu Artist! An amazing CZcamsr who uses drones to study the behavior of GWS off the coast of SoCal. It's pretty amazing to see how close these sharks (mainly juvenile) get to ppl every single day. He even has some nail-biting footage of GWS getting close to children on boogie boards. It's crazy!
Yeah, and this guy has footage of them killing and eating people so what are we gonna do here?
I love his channel. It's made me feel safer when I'm out for a swim. I'm on the gulf coast of Alabama and there's def been attacks here, but they are few compared to how many will kill each yr.
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The drone is a great tool to prove shark populations have exploded due to protecting them. So it’s proof that the protection is dangerous to people.
I would like to see the statistics that great whites have attacked more people than tiger or bull aharks
Sharks aren’t complicated lol. When they’re awake, they’re hunting, eating, or occasionally making new sharks. If you’re on their turf, you’re not a person, you’re prey.
Mostly like humans!
Truth here.
so agree. the more you kill the ecosystem dyes. sadly, this happens. In Australia, we tend to have attacks in groups.
Humans aren’t complicated lol. When they’re awake, they’re lying, cheating, or occasionally making new humans. If you’re in the surf, you’re not a person, you’re a large difficult boney seal that no shark actually cares about. Accept it. You all talk like stats are 50/50, each swim might be your last. When it's objectively clear that sharks will choose easier prey than humans. It's not 50/50. it's 50/5000000
We're not really on the menu thats why everyone survives. After they take the first nibble they realize we're not fat enough for their time.
Surfers get bite also because they spend more time in the water. Could be wrong and my opinion is mistaking identity happens but not often. These sharks especially great whites are very smart. I love that they poke there head out of the water to see above. Just incredible.
No they're not smart
He bumped your paddle board because he was hungry dude. I don’t understand why people are surprised when they know what in the water and know what sharks do. Like walking in the highway expecting not to get hit.
Cuz they do believe sharks do not attack people😂
sharks are godless heathens
@@Shokudow don't drink the media koolaide, dogs and bees are so much more dangerous than sharks statistically it's ridiculous.. I've worked around sharks all my life, the hype isn't real, at all.
You took the words right out of my mouth. Im no scientist or shark specialist but come on, how about not going in the ocean and that will really increase your odds of not getting attacked by a shark. I am getting more and more convinced that these scientists are just trying to look busy so they can keep their job. This is all just common sense stuff that they are trying to figure out.
In 1993 i was boogie boarding at Newport beach, well i was catching a wave a big mass of a fish bumped into my leg. It been 30 years later and i have o only been in the ocean once. I have PTSD over the ocean
It’s always funny watching these videos. Geez, I don’t know why a shark would be hungry or interested in a bigger fish, aka a human. You want to play in the ocean, then get used to sharks being near you. It’s really simple.
Don't wait with shark bite. The infection from shark bites can kill you. Who waits? 😂😂😂
Americans with expensive health care…
Also one fact that all these "When Sharks Attack" videos is that Great Whites are having to find new hunting grounds or risk losing their livers. Transient Orcas hunt Great Whites solely for their livers.
Yea I just wonder of they're that smart
Dude needs to stay out of the ocean. He won't get a second chance.
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The cool thing about fishing off of a pier is that you have no idea what is lurking underneath.
Sharks don't have to attack you every time they spot you, but if they do, they know well you're not a sea lion. Sharks are no idiots nor are they picky. Most of people (non-vegetarian) eat mostly pork, poultry and beef meat but sometimes they don't reject lamb meat either.
Sharks don’t eat humans and that’s a fact
even most of the fatal attacks on humans result out of the injuries inflicted and not because the entire victim or parts/limbs were eaten
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They don't eat them often. But they do eat them and that's a fact.
Simon Nellist Sydney Australia fatal shark attack February 2022, Vladimir Popov April 2023 fatal Shark attack.
“Paddle boarding“ - a form of meditation.
Finally I get why paddle boarding is a thing because it is such an awkward form of travel
Yeah, I think I’ll meditate in my Infinity Pool instead. No sharks to interrupt my zen 😂
@@Akimbo411 . . Beautiful son.
Just beautiful.👍
Last time I fished by a pier, the fish I hooked was HUGH! He not only broke my line but, he broke my pole!! Never saw what it was but he was the one that got away!
Thank you, Tyler, for being real. I pray that everything works out for you. I'm sorry life is rough but glad Sheeva is better and it wasn't worse.
You got to be crazy to go Night surfing East and West coast including.
There are a bunch of young great whites off the CA coast. The ones hanging closer to our beaches are typically inexperienced juveniles. From all my years researching and watching documentaries, great whites (and even bull sharks) will likely bump you first before they actually initiate an attack. I’ve been saying that increase attacks have been happening since 2013 all over the world, but most people (tourists, surfers, etc) have dismissed that theory. I think this is because a lot of emphasis is placed on “lower” fatality numbers than on actual shark attacks/bites. However, now people are unable to deny the data from 2023. We have seen the most shark fatalities in 2023 in the past 20 years. This does not surprise me and the answers as to why sharks are biting are clear. (1) There’s more efforts to protecting predator and prey species (the result is growing populations). (2) There are more people frequenting the water, and therefore, more interactions w/ sharks. (3)The waters are also warming up. (4) We are literally conditioning sharks to associate people/boats with food (chumming waters for shark adventures, fishing boats, etc). I think it’s absurd that we desperately try to separate ourselves from the animal world/kingdom. These mistaken identity excuses are no longer acceptable. Sharks are not mindless creatures. Point is, we may not be their first choice, but we are very much on the food chain when it comes to predators. If they are hungry, and you are there, an attack is going to happen.
I can't imagine that the sharks think surfers are seals, maybe at first but the sharks aren't stupid. As soon as they tap the surfboard they should realize that it's not edible or even a seal, so this theory doesn't make sense because then they wouldn't attack a second time. If sharks are unsure, they will make a snap bite and as soon as they notice that it is not edible, let it go and with a surfboard you would have to immediately notice that it is not meat, so as I said, it makes no sense to me.
I think many of the "attacks" are territorial. They want people to get out of where they need to find food to survive.
Fish of all kinds eat artificial lures. Some lures have no resemblance to anything in the water. It's not that hard to believe a shark could mistake a surfer for a seal
I grew up surfing at that beach and never saw a shark. I was told the water is too cold and great whites don't live around here. I saw dolphins every time. I probably surfed Zuma 200 times
They do so because they eat people very simple but sharks are cautious they don't like to lose the element of surprise once tbats gone it has to be careful because they can get injured from seals other animals humans fight back they prefer dead meals but have no issues eating humans
Well sharks are just like people. They have different personalities. They swim along and look up so ..... Some are going to investigate. It could also be how hungry the shark is .
Isn’t this where you are supposed to dive down, kiss them on the end of the nose, and gently redirect them?
I love these majestic creatures....humans must stay away out of their territory
People are crazy to take these chances
My god very dangerous
That means that Vic hasn`t learned his lesson yet ;)
Right? There's a big difference between a shark attack and a curious nibble
No mistaken identity. They know we're not seals or sea lions.
It seems many of these people are just asking to win a Darwin Award.
I grew up there and we saw sharks all the time….nothing unusual here.
I nightsurf off the coast of California and I'm still here. I tend to go around in circles though with the one arm I've got left...
2014-15 Carpenteria and Ventura. Two juvi sharks hunted together which is not heard of. We called them brothers and when we were out surfing they would come.
Sharks hunting together is not unheard of.
I don’t go in the ocean and sharks stay out of my yard. Seems like a pretty good deal to me.
I think it's very simple...you yourself said sharks are opportunistic hunters so they assume anything not very known by them may be food
Mortal and postal. Most wonderful invention ever!!
Sharks are stupendous creatures. Leave them in peace, so dont bath in their waters.
I like the one guy said he surfed every morning and he didn’t think this would happen to him in 1 million years, “1,000,000 years!”😂😂😂
I'd be worried about infection but on the other hand, the salt in the water should be a healing thing. Humm?
There are many bacteria in sea water. The healing thing is just a myth
I remember when my son stepped on a barnacle and the Dr told us not allow him back in the ocean until it was healed. Told him swimming pool only.
Stand up paddle boarders in the surfing lineup are more dangerous than sharks IMO
What's described in this video are just sharks encounters and the way they "welcome" you on their territory!
May be sharks are getting smarter and testing different foods
Correct. We’re fortunate that sharks don’t like human very much on account of us being more boney than what they’re used to, but if they’re starving, they’ll lower their standards. They can even eat Lion Fish. If they can shrug off one of the most poisonous fish in the water, they can learn to rip out our stomachs and snack on what falls out.
Great Whites are curious by nature and will investigate anything new in their enviroment
"You're in the wrong hood boi!"
- Shark
Mentioned in the video. In the past there weren't as many sharks. Shark conservation means more sharks. More seals, more humans, more sharks means more encounters
The population of sharks has been declining for decades, shark conservation should be SUPPORTED
Shark concervation doesn't mean "more sharks." Shark concervation is a law because their population is massively decpining, due to humans killing them.
We still don't definitively know why shark attacks increase during certain periods. But it's certainly not because we protect their existence.
Paddle boarding in the middle of the ocean just seems incredibly dumb. There’s literally no where to go.
I'm definitely the furthest thing from a marine expert in any capacity but one factor that should not be ignored is that the number of sharks seems to be rising while many of their usual prey seem to be (slowly?) dwindling.
Less food makes them patrol close to the activity near the shore humans cause maybe?
Ultimately, while shark attacks may capture headlines and spark concern, they are rare events that should be kept in perspective. By understanding shark behavior, practicing safety measures, and supporting conservation efforts, beachgoers can enjoy California's beautiful coastline with peace of mind.
Guessing between warmer water and nursey mayb very interesting and oversly more food supply 🤔
Honestly, if you see a shark come up to you while you’re paddle boarding just sit still if you start moving fast it’s going to see you as a threat. If you stay still, it’s not gonna do anything and swim passed you.😂
Dear people who go swimming in the ocean......do not go past your ankles....
The end 😳😳😳
Edited to correct- except for the encounter in 2014- that was def an attack!
I would call these shark encounters not necessarily shark attacks. These are such minor injuries, that it's almost an insult to those who HAVE been attacked to call these encounters, attacks.
On the subject of shark attacks
It's crucial to confront the harsh reality. Green organizations are spreading misinformation that we cannot ignore. In 1945, the USS Indianapolis, a Navy ship, tragically sunk, and hundreds of sailors met a gruesome fate as they were consumed by sharks day after day. These were not cases of mistaken identity; sharks were actively preying on humans.
More recently, in Australia, a horrifying incident unfolded when a shark brutally attacked Simon Nellis, tearing him apart piece by piece and eating him Similar attack happened on Russian tourist in Egypt . There are dozens more cases like those . We must put an end to this misinformation and acknowledge the undeniable truth: sharks do feed on people.
The consequences of an increasing shark population, due to the cessation of shark hunting and the growing number of people swimming and surfing in our oceans, are evident. Basic mathematics comes into play, and more people will inevitably fall victim to shark encounters or be left injured. Not long ago, we had a young boy injured by a shark right here in LOOE Key. As the shark population swells, these predators will struggle to find their usual sources of food, forcing them to become more opportunistic, including targeting humans. We'll witness a horrifying specialization among sharks - some will start specializing in hunting humans.
Any individual opposing shark hunting will bear a share of the responsibility for these tragic deaths and injuries.
To address this issue, we should consider a controlled approach. Any shark species over 5 feet in length that attacks humans should be eliminated, and their meat can be put to practical use as a resource for food or fertilizer. This approach will help maintain a shark population that poses no threat to humans.
Killing great whites, bull sharks, tiger sharks, and other aggressive species is not about harming the environment. There are hundreds of other shark species perfectly capable of filling the roles of these large predators. We must resist perpetuating the misleading information propagated by the environmental industry, which profits from the well-intentioned but gullible individuals who donate money.
Remember, Earth belongs to humanity, and this includes our oceans. We possess the ability to shape and steward our planet, creating a balanced environment - a process known as terraforming. It's time to reintroduce shark hunting, perhaps by organizing shark fishing tournaments for oversized large sharks. Sharks that target humans serve no ecological purpose. Hunting them instills fear of humans in these predators, acting as an additional deterrent that benefits both sharks and humans. Environmentalists, here is a role for you to play start using modern technologies to prevent attacks on people employ tracking devices on large sharks to alert and relocate humans from their path before any attacks occur ,
Let's take decisive action and discard the nonsensical notion that oceans belong solely to sharks, and that shark attacks are very rare. Even a single human death or injury is one too many.
They are shark attacks. You do not get to redefine common vocabulary. The word you are looking for is predation. Attacks happen with predation and without. But they are always attacks.
@jtfike ok Mr grumpy pants. I won't "redefine" any more words in front of you again.
Experts: Sharks don't like to eat humans.They simply mistake you for a seal,and will simply bite a human because they are CURIOUS.
Me: Yeah, CURIOUS to see what us humans taste like.....
They say they have good eyesight but still mention that they confuse us for seals. These scientists are baffling
They're gaslighting us so that we don't just decide to return to shark culling because sharks have always been and will always be dangerous to humans.
An apex predator evolved over millions of years in it's environment, no way confuses a paddle board with a seal. Such a myth. The shark was behind him, not looking up.
I’m not sure who has less common sense....1) Surfers 2) Fishing
Kayakers Or.. 3) paddle boarders ‼️‼️🚩🙀
Safer on the coach definitely
I like to keep my body on land ...if I can’t see the bottom of the body of water, I’m not submersing myself, period. I have no problem fishing from a real boat, but it bust be a minimum of 30 ft!
Wouldn’t want to be a seal or similar creature, born to be devoured
Stay out of the ocean
I hope that you take the analysis of more than 1 shark so that you can have comparitives. You need at least 3!!
Surfing the ocean is like mountain biking the sahara. You're not guaranteed to be attacked by a lion, but you wont be blaming the animal.
Its never a mystery when a predator attacks you
11:58 Reminds me of the music from HOARDERS. Sharks are very interesting and majestic creatures. I'm terrified of their brutal power but also fascinated in how they live.
You wouldnt even know if a shark attacked in some circumstances. So if they go missing people might not ever know.
He has aged 50 years after the shock .
Also night surfing knowing the news is saying sharks😂😂😂😂😂
It’s the shark’s territory and people have seen millions of these videos where they even become decapitated. So, WHY? Do you continue to swim in shark infested waters?
A very good question! Ppl continuing to swim in the ocean despite the attacks that happen are simply determined to dominate the ocean & it's inhabitants. Ppl want to own every inch of this world so, they keep doing the most stupid things & wonder why they are attacked by sharks. Humans have no respect & no humility. They feel they're special & are the rightful owners & masters of the land & of the waters around this world. Humans misinterpret things they've read & believe we are meant to dominate life on this planet when humans are meant to be stewards & care of all of the lives of the creatures on this planet rather than dominate the creatures with whom we share the earth.
If I was paddle boarding I’d have a knife strapped to each ankle, which I learned from snarkling alone, which is not a good practice.
The rewards far outweigh!?! 😂😂😂 you'll understand that
is it a rumour or somrhing i dremed up but the aclaimed bullshark is it capable to survive in fresh water regions and if so would it not waiite in canalas for unsuspecting prey and does it have a prefrence or discrim8nating dier the bull shark irs pretty new isnt it
Bullsharks can tolerate freshwater and bear their pups in rivers etc so they're less prone to become prey. They still need to be in the vicinity of the mouth of the river where it opens up for access to the ocean but can tolerate freshwater for long periods of time. Their rectal glands regulate salt in/out take and kidneys store salt etc.
We have heaps of bulls and tiger sharks in our Swan River here in Perth (Australia) and a big section of it is their breeding ground. Tiger sharks can also tolerate rivers etc but not for as long as bulls can.
Hardly the carnage advertised 🦈🦈
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Lindos videos
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say they're probably hungry.
Who says GW sharks don't hunt ppl? The paddle boarder who was stalked & harassed by a huge GW shark is very lucky to be alive today.
Sorry but there is no way you fought a shark for 6 minutes. No way
I totally agree with this video!!!😊
Why the sharks are near shore? Why are you near shore?
Same thing. 😂 you’re at the edge of your world and they’re at the edge of theirs.
11:00 “There’s 10 sharks in this frame, there’s two surfers right there” 😳😳 I wonder if they ever saw that footage… no way
Sharks have been around even before dinosaur
More sharks and more people. Wow These scientists are geniuses. 😂
Never go into an ocean after dark, you can’t see them but they can see you using their senses. It’s their world........
All of these monitoring studies, observations, tagging programes etc.etc.etc. have shown that sharks eat.
I've never encountered a shark and I'm GD terrified of them. This dispells the belief that increased encounters is what is driving our fear. Humans are smart, we understand we should be inherently fearful of things that can kill and eat us. We don't need to see a bear to be afraid of one and the same goes for huge fish with large teeth and veracious appetites.😒
The paddle boards from distance look like a meal.
it's called the "law of averages" - you swim with an ocean full of sharks, and you're gonna get bitten eventually-
Scientists out there feeding them associating people with food HELLO
So weird to hear about summer attacks since the great whites tend to come closer to the shore in October called Sharktober. Winter time is the ost dangerous.
Thanks for this information.
We are over fishing the waters, what'd they think was gonna happen
Wasnt this disproven that shark think the paddle board is a seal? As many tend to ignore them
Some sharks ignoring paddle boards and some sharks attacking them would never be enough to prive or disprove any theory as to why.
Huh news flash, Sharks don’t swim on land what’s so hard to understand. They are predators of the ocean simply easy to comprehend
I think it’s wild we’re saying 4 “encounters” in 1 year is alarming. How many sharks are killed by humans per year in that area? 🤔
So, as they are expecting a mega El Niño, we should have a huge spike next summer? I think I’ll plan mountain travel rather than beach ones.
Yeah but then you have Bears, Mountain Lions, Rattle Snakes, Scorpions, and gang bangers (if your in the San Gabriels) Pick your poison I guess :)
@@chrisstrobel3439 the Sierra Nevada’s are a bit nicer. Yosemite too
Really! Fishing off pier brings bigger animals closer to shore? Ridiculous
The warmer water only makes a difference to the people. More people going in the water, encounters are more likely.
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A LOT of these attacks are from the side NOT the bottom so the whole premise of mistaken identity is very questionable. Edit = The Tampa "expert" is so wrong...
Blue sharks aren't cruel predators but gentle animals....
Fishing off a pier idea about attracting sharks seems a bit illogical. Just because they haven’t found grunion fish in a shark, doesn’t mean the grunion doesn’t have an impact about why there’s more sharks at that time, grunion have small fish that eat them small fish, brings in the bigger fish, the bigger fish bring in the huge fish and those bring the sharks just like it was explained earlier, makes sense.