Shark didn't care for the appetizer, so he just bit, giving the photo op to the diver with the camera, as if to audition for the better shot coming soon at a dive cage near you :)
@gprobst Well I went last September, and we chummed, but the crew was insinuating we weren't really supposed to be. Either way, gorgeous island. I'm planning to head back in 2012.
yea diverbabe14, but there also good dive stories to be found on the net - try the myscubastory site ... type myscubastory into google - it should be the 1st or 2nd result from what i remember!
I like this video! you can also get amazing diving stories on myscubastory website and post your own stories too! Type myscubastory in google and its the first one
@muhaaaxp Yeah I guess I could. You said that you're a Dick Shark, so I'm guessing that you look like a giant penis. And when I've decided that I need a snack, I could suck you dry
@OlracCrisisX It's not scary at all. Every once in a while they do startle you if you're looking in another direction or at another shark and you aren't expecting it, but it's never scary. The shark in this video was only about 12' long at the time. I've seen him several years in a row, and he's much bigger now.
@lukeweizer Many of the white sharks at Guadalupe have distinguishing features. The shark in this video is one of the most easily recognizable due to his mutilated dorsal fin and the white spots behind each of his eyes.
See how the shark looked at the camra right before he bit it the last time? i'm pretty sure he was understanding what was happened...OMG! THEIR LEARNING! RUN LIKE HELL! WOMAN AND ATHELES FIRST....then children
They have gills not lungs and just because they give birth to live young doesn't make them mammals, they are cold blooded all except the great white which is warm blooded. sharks or any type of fish for that matter can't produce milk exempting them from the mammal family, The word Mammal derives from the word mammary which is the milk gland mother mammals use to feed their young.
sharks are clever because they're not fish, they're actually mammals, its a proven fact. sharks communicate with each other using bleeping noises that humans can't hear. sharks like the one in the video, a whale shark, live in family groups of around 15 members, called squads.
@num9090 Being clever doesn't make an animal a mammal. Mammals have hair (fur) or scales derived from hair. They posess mammal glands, they have 3 bones in the internal ear and all give birth to youngsters in a placenta, with the exception of the platypus. I'm a graduate biology student, specialized in animal physiology, trust me, you are wrong here, sharks are NOT mammals.
@Requin1989 Its disappointing to learn that young people are now gaining qualifications from psuedo institutions which unfortunately leaves them no real knowledge of the discipline they've spents months working towards, but this is ultimately an issue which governments should be monitoring more closely. I think you'll find you're confusing the whale shark with the killer whale, which is actually a fish. They earned this name because they look similar to whales and kill anything in their path.
@num9090 Who said anything about whales ? I don't think I did... The whales, including the the killer whale, are all mammals. They belong to the Cetacea class. The sharks however are part of the Condrichthyes and are fishes ! The whale shark is...a shark, so it's also a fish ! My diploma is very valid and backed up by serious knowledge in the discipline. I'm not saying it's enough to get a job, but I'm doing a Master in neurosciences now.Thank you for your unrelated comment
@Requin1989 I'd never discourage someone from taking an interest in the environment even at an elementary level, although I must stress that it is essential to derive your knowledge base from reliable sources. Whales pose a serious threat to the environment as they deplete fishing stocks. Killing them isn't easy either as their fur is explosion proof, so bombs don't work. Luckily, Chinese scientists are working on a new poision which should hopefully give us a solution within 5 years.
@num9090 LOL whales are a nuisance and should be killed ? Ok I'm done with you, you obviously have no idea what you are talking about. Have a good day.
@Requin1989 It is regrettable in any situation to take the life of a sentient being, even if it is only that of a creature that has little relevance to our modern eco systems outside of entertaining families at water parks. The fact remains though that whales, along with polar bears and horses are a threat to humans. Admittedly I find it unfortunate that the educational system in some small countries cannot provide the latest scientific data for students to facilitate an understanding of this.
@num9090 I've just noticed on your profile that you made A LOT of really stupid comments about animals, which makes everybody on youtube laugh at you... You wanna be a biologist huh ? Maybe it's time you start actually learning stuff about animals, because you obviously don't know anything and make a fool of yourself by commenting on videos. Get a life mate, your case is really pitiful.... 'Cheers.
@Requin1989 I sense some unwarranted hostility from you which is suprising since we're essentially on the same team; although of course, dare I say it without sounding patronising, I'm slightly more advanced in my knowledge of nature related issues. I would recommend that you get out there and spend some time in amongst nature, make the effort to visit your local zoo or pet store; I will likely change your life. I feel you'll find my words inspiring enough to make a difference out there.
sharks r quite intelligent-he obviously didnt like bein teased with the food so just thought..Right, f#ck u im just gonna break it so u cant tease me no more!
The shark in this video was actually very "friendly" as far as wild animals go. Most of the pictures and video I shot of this particular shark were done with my head and arms out of the cage. He never exhibited any aggressive behavior towards any of the people there and was very inquisitive. He swam inches away from my face. Out of the 10 or so great whites that I saw on this trip only 1 of them ever exhibited any aggressive behavior at all.
Of course. Sharks are actually, half the time, inquisitive (as you said) and even, in some sense, playful. I'm going to study to be a marine biologist once I get into a good college, and I've been diving with sharks before.
i love these gw's so much
SidneyXda 3 months ago
Shark didn't care for the appetizer, so he just bit, giving the photo op to the diver with the camera, as if to audition for the better shot coming soon at a dive cage near you :)
chaosopher23 4 months ago
Very pretty!
raindropsinclouds 4 months ago
im not a shark expert but i dont belive you should tease a shark with food while your in the ocean
dcs290 5 months ago
I wonder what the shark was thinking when he got dicked xD
562XXXXX 6 months ago
I was under the impression you couldn't chum/hang bait at Guadalupe anymore. Any truth to that?
joiles01 10 months ago
@joiles01 I've heard that,as well, but I'm not sure what the whole story is.
gprobst 10 months ago
@gprobst Well I went last September, and we chummed, but the crew was insinuating we weren't really supposed to be. Either way, gorgeous island. I'm planning to head back in 2012.
joiles01 10 months ago
@joiles01 I've heard a couple of different things from different operators.
I've been back 3 times since this video was shot. I'll be there this fall and hopefully in 2012, as well. I never get tired of Guadalupe.
gprobst 10 months ago
the shark was so cute...!!!
123walangmagawa 10 months ago
yea diverbabe14, but there also good dive stories to be found on the net - try the myscubastory site ... type myscubastory into google - it should be the 1st or 2nd result from what i remember!
SuperEasytiger 11 months ago
It's beautiful. I wish I could see one of these up close.
OneTailedTerror1 1 year ago
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I like this video! you can also get amazing diving stories on myscubastory website and post your own stories too! Type myscubastory in google and its the first one
SuperEasytiger 1 year ago
Shark:
SUCK MY DIIIIIIIICK!!!!!
muhaaaxp 1 year ago
@muhaaaxp sure if you want me to bite it off. You'd never be able to enjoy a girl again
tommoore2012 1 year ago
@tommoore2012 IM A SHARK AND MY DICK WOULD BITE YOUR FACE OFF
muhaaaxp 1 year ago
@muhaaaxp what kind?
tommoore2012 1 year ago
@tommoore2012 IM A DICKSHARK
muhaaaxp 1 year ago
@muhaaaxp and I'm the Megalodon. Looks like you're dinner
tommoore2012 1 year ago
@tommoore2012 Megalodon can SUCK MY DIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK!
muhaaaxp 1 year ago
@muhaaaxp Yeah I guess I could. You said that you're a Dick Shark, so I'm guessing that you look like a giant penis. And when I've decided that I need a snack, I could suck you dry
tommoore2012 1 year ago
wow shredder is huge! i didnt thought he was so big!
FLASHoverlord 1 year ago
@num9090, dolphins are mammals, not sharks, lol
pooks1978 1 year ago
Was it scary being underwater with such a huge shark?
OlracCrisisX 1 year ago
@OlracCrisisX It's not scary at all. Every once in a while they do startle you if you're looking in another direction or at another shark and you aren't expecting it, but it's never scary. The shark in this video was only about 12' long at the time. I've seen him several years in a row, and he's much bigger now.
gprobst 1 year ago 3
@gprobst Damn i bet he is and wow surprisingly thats not scary
OlracCrisisX 1 year ago
@gprobst You can recognize the sharks? That's so cool.
lukeweizer 11 months ago
@lukeweizer Many of the white sharks at Guadalupe have distinguishing features. The shark in this video is one of the most easily recognizable due to his mutilated dorsal fin and the white spots behind each of his eyes.
gprobst 10 months ago
I love the great white, thanks for uploading this clip, great clip
Tiffy576 1 year ago
See how the shark looked at the camra right before he bit it the last time? i'm pretty sure he was understanding what was happened...OMG! THEIR LEARNING! RUN LIKE HELL! WOMAN AND ATHELES FIRST....then children
Nhl9493 2 years ago
Sharks aren't mammals you twat their fish.
They have gills not lungs and just because they give birth to live young doesn't make them mammals, they are cold blooded all except the great white which is warm blooded. sharks or any type of fish for that matter can't produce milk exempting them from the mammal family, The word Mammal derives from the word mammary which is the milk gland mother mammals use to feed their young.
BrittanyMayWelsh 2 years ago
sharks are clever because they're not fish, they're actually mammals, its a proven fact. sharks communicate with each other using bleeping noises that humans can't hear. sharks like the one in the video, a whale shark, live in family groups of around 15 members, called squads.
num9090 2 years ago
Their child feds on their...MILK?
divinegod102 2 years ago
Mammals are born alive and breathe air.
lookwhatitdid 2 years ago
@num9090 Being clever doesn't make an animal a mammal. Mammals have hair (fur) or scales derived from hair. They posess mammal glands, they have 3 bones in the internal ear and all give birth to youngsters in a placenta, with the exception of the platypus. I'm a graduate biology student, specialized in animal physiology, trust me, you are wrong here, sharks are NOT mammals.
Requin1989 9 months ago
@Requin1989 Its disappointing to learn that young people are now gaining qualifications from psuedo institutions which unfortunately leaves them no real knowledge of the discipline they've spents months working towards, but this is ultimately an issue which governments should be monitoring more closely. I think you'll find you're confusing the whale shark with the killer whale, which is actually a fish. They earned this name because they look similar to whales and kill anything in their path.
num9090 9 months ago
@num9090 Who said anything about whales ? I don't think I did... The whales, including the the killer whale, are all mammals. They belong to the Cetacea class. The sharks however are part of the Condrichthyes and are fishes ! The whale shark is...a shark, so it's also a fish ! My diploma is very valid and backed up by serious knowledge in the discipline. I'm not saying it's enough to get a job, but I'm doing a Master in neurosciences now.Thank you for your unrelated comment
Requin1989 9 months ago
@Requin1989 I'd never discourage someone from taking an interest in the environment even at an elementary level, although I must stress that it is essential to derive your knowledge base from reliable sources. Whales pose a serious threat to the environment as they deplete fishing stocks. Killing them isn't easy either as their fur is explosion proof, so bombs don't work. Luckily, Chinese scientists are working on a new poision which should hopefully give us a solution within 5 years.
num9090 9 months ago
@num9090 LOL whales are a nuisance and should be killed ? Ok I'm done with you, you obviously have no idea what you are talking about. Have a good day.
Requin1989 9 months ago
@Requin1989 It is regrettable in any situation to take the life of a sentient being, even if it is only that of a creature that has little relevance to our modern eco systems outside of entertaining families at water parks. The fact remains though that whales, along with polar bears and horses are a threat to humans. Admittedly I find it unfortunate that the educational system in some small countries cannot provide the latest scientific data for students to facilitate an understanding of this.
num9090 9 months ago
@num9090 I've just noticed on your profile that you made A LOT of really stupid comments about animals, which makes everybody on youtube laugh at you... You wanna be a biologist huh ? Maybe it's time you start actually learning stuff about animals, because you obviously don't know anything and make a fool of yourself by commenting on videos. Get a life mate, your case is really pitiful.... 'Cheers.
Requin1989 9 months ago
@Requin1989 I sense some unwarranted hostility from you which is suprising since we're essentially on the same team; although of course, dare I say it without sounding patronising, I'm slightly more advanced in my knowledge of nature related issues. I would recommend that you get out there and spend some time in amongst nature, make the effort to visit your local zoo or pet store; I will likely change your life. I feel you'll find my words inspiring enough to make a difference out there.
num9090 9 months ago
He's a pretty clever shark, huh? Looks like a lot of years and battles have taught him a thing or two.
thewandering01 4 years ago 6
sharks r quite intelligent-he obviously didnt like bein teased with the food so just thought..Right, f#ck u im just gonna break it so u cant tease me no more!
munkeemun 4 years ago 7
He's a cutie. ^^
LOLZFay 4 years ago 2
yeah, until he rips your head off with razor sharp teeth
allamericanrejects34 4 years ago
What a stereotype. Sharks don't neccessarily have to be heartless eating machines. God wouldn't create something that ate his children on purpose.
LOLZFay 4 years ago 2
The shark in this video was actually very "friendly" as far as wild animals go. Most of the pictures and video I shot of this particular shark were done with my head and arms out of the cage. He never exhibited any aggressive behavior towards any of the people there and was very inquisitive. He swam inches away from my face. Out of the 10 or so great whites that I saw on this trip only 1 of them ever exhibited any aggressive behavior at all.
gprobst 4 years ago
Of course. Sharks are actually, half the time, inquisitive (as you said) and even, in some sense, playful. I'm going to study to be a marine biologist once I get into a good college, and I've been diving with sharks before.
LOLZFay 4 years ago
omg...
splendid1000 4 years ago
poor thing<3 he missed the fishy thing several times. such a nice boy<3
GooGoochamp 4 years ago
He's beautiful! Sharks are such wonderful animals! Great footage!
peepchick101 4 years ago
My mom can kick the shit out of that shark!!
browneyes120 4 years ago
OMG!!
lizzie9513 5 years ago
Looks like a old little guy judging by all those battle scars.
ElectricShark 5 years ago
simply gorgeous. amazing creatures.
montessaurus 5 years ago
it's cool man....
icygal111 5 years ago
OMG SHARK GUNNA EAT YOU ;)
jenosis 5 years ago
lol...the bait got ripped away and the shark was left bamboozled and then he broke ur line LOL!!
9livesm 5 years ago
big shark
Trendydulce 5 years ago
Wheres the shark called Axl ?
daliscape 5 years ago
wow that is sooooooooo BIG! his teeth cut your roped bait haha!
bigbadlove777 5 years ago
kewl
Omally2 5 years ago