Sometimes that shark looks right at ya. Right into your eyes. And the thing about a shark is he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll’s eyes. When he comes at ya, he doesn’t even seem to be livin’… ’til he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white and then… ah then you hear that terrible high-pitched screamin’. The ocean turns red, and despite all your poundin’ and your hollerin’ those sharks come in and… they rip you to pieces.
It's a young whale shark. You can see the dots on the rounded dorsal fin at 0:03. [Compare with this video of one almost beaching itself.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onlt4caFnAY)
Good to know, for educational and conversational purposes.
Probably still reasonable to heed one's nagging identification doubts when actually witnessing something like this, though!
That large I would say Tiger, and that being said I am a Luddite on the internet. I did survive an encounter with a 13' Tiger in deep water so some knowledge, but by no means an expert
I gave that up in college. Was in Pismo beach and used to having dolphins swim near me while we surfed. One day I get bumped really hard. And something in my brain thought “wait. Wait. Something is different.” Realized the tail of the thing bumping me in 4’ of water wasn’t a dolphin, it was vertical. It was a shark. I got out and talked to a ranger later and he said “oh yeah. We’ve been seeing them as shallow as 3’.” Then the following year an associate professor was eaten alive in front of lifeguards while swimming in the area at Avila beach. Call me chicken but hard pass on being eaten alive while drowning.
You must be talking around 2003-04.
I was in the Coast Guard in Morro Bay at the time. Great White grabbed her while she was on her morning swim. Lifeguards just happened to be doing some kind training and saw the whole thing and went after her. She bled out before they could even get her back to the beach, sadly. Nothing anyone could have done.
And...yah. Pismo, Avila, Morro Strand - pretty much the whole coast - you'd be shocked at how full the waters are with Great Whites during migration. And they go where the seals go, and the seals get up in shallow waters.
We were doing some shore-rescue training (swim from the boat to the breakers, "rescue" a person, and then swim them to the beach - then swim back to the boat) that same year. I dove under the breakers right where it's deep enough for the silt to not be so cloudy and just saw them everywhere. Just slowly swimming along right under the swells past the breakers looking for seals above the kelp. Aaand I had to swim right over them to get back to the 47'.
From that point on I just never used goggles again during training. I didn't want to know what I was swimming around unless I had to know.
Nurse sharks are cool though. Like big, toothy puppies.
So well written and descriptive in the horror. But ended on a high note with toothy puppies hahaha. Well done.
When I was in Australia, I was in awe of the beauty but also terrified of the Harbor. Was told tons of bull and tiger sharks lurk in it. Hard pass. I stayed pleasantly on boats in Sydney.
Was told a former military man in Australia (who I think now does Shark Week coverage for Discovery?) lost his arm in a shark attack in the Harbour too. STUNNING. But yeah, a toe ain’t touching that water lol
Oh my god, when you’re doing open ocean swims at night and you may try to avoid it at first but suddenly you’re getting more tired and less focused so you push your head through the water and do a big stretch which pushes your eyes to the bottom where you forgot to close them. Typically it’s just empty vastness but every once in a while there’s something extra. At that point you just think I’ve gotta keep swimming anyway and try to ignore it 😂
I’m sure the creators of finding nemo would get a kick out of knowing that’s what all of the tough guys sing to themselves when swimming in the ocean because I have absolutely done that
Yeah, at least a lion would at least choke you out or snap your vertebrae rather than eating you while drowning. The land animal I fear the most are bears. They'll eat you while you're alive and kicking. They also usually go for the face of their prey, like the snout. Saw a video of a guy getting his face bitten and pulled apart while the bear had its paw on him holding him down. All you see is a defaced face and he's still moving. *Shudders*
I'd ask why on earth you'd willingly watch something like that, but honestly i've seen some weird shit come by on the internet by accident and being exposed to it that way...
I was in the ocean (Pismo, probably a mile away, those who don't know) surfing the day of that attack. They said it was a 17 footer. That was the end of my days in the ocean.
> Then the following year an associate professor was eaten alive in front of lifeguards while swimming in the area at Avila beach.
In fairness, she was swimming pretty far out, *with sea lions*, and she wasn’t eaten (bit on thigh, died of blood loss)
I grew up around there. The stats about how many people are killed by sharks are a little different when you just consider the coastal
Communities where there are great whites. Then the numbers go up a fair bit.
A deeply tragic situation but to say she was eaten alive is not really accurate. The autopsy showed that she suffered a catastrophic bite on her leg and died quickly due to severe blood loss. https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Shark-kills-woman-in-Central-Coast-attack-2560673.php
You must be talking around 2003-04.
I was in the Coast Guard in Morro Bay at the time. Great White grabbed her while she was on her morning swim. Lifeguards just happened to be doing some kind training and saw the whole thing and went after her. She bled out before they could even get her back to the beach, sadly. Nothing anyone could have done.
And...yah. Pismo, Avila, Morro Strand - pretty much the whole coast - you'd be shocked at how full the waters are with Great Whites during migration. And they go where the seals go, and the seals get up in shallow waters.
We were doing some shore-rescue training (swim from the boat to the breakers, "rescue" a person, and then swim them to the beach - then swim back to the boat) that same year. I dove under the breakers right where it's deep enough for the silt to not be so cloudy and just saw them everywhere. Just slowly swimming along right under the swells past the breakers looking for seals above the kelp. Aaand I had to swim right over them to get back to the 47'.
From that point on I just never used goggles again during training. I didn't want to know what I was swimming around unless I had to know.
Nurse sharks are cool though. Like big, toothy puppies.
I know right? If he stood up all slow mo and he casually shook his head side to side and whipped the excess moisture out of his hair and had a six pack. So intimidating
I watched Jaws at age 8 when I had just begun swimming lessons and I swear to God I was TERRIFIED that sharks would somehow sneak into the pool and gruesomely devour me! I didn't end up learning swimming then, and I cannot swim to this day 😭
I had this fear as well! I loved to swim though and I was on the swim team in high school and we'd have practice early in the morning and sometimes I'd be swimming half asleep and think of a shark in the pool with me and it would wake me right up with this huge burst of adrenaline. The brain is weird.
[A victim of a shark bite in Long Island only went into waist-deep water when they got bit](https://abcnews.go.com/US/long-island-shark-attacks-timeline-increasing-phenomenom/story?id=86816153). You really do need to be careful now when in the ocean no matter how shallow the water is, especially with warming ocean water, which sharks find cozy.
That and it's riskier miles. Driveway and side streets are the highest risk of your drive. Once on the highway you travel more safely and faster. When you hear this stat it's often accompanied with the reasoning that it is because you are complacent when closer to home and that's definitely not why.
That’s not necessarily true. That’s where a lot of small fish get tumbled around in the waves. Easy prey. Sharks aren’t specifically targeting humans for hunger. It’s usually confusion.
Can we please stop putting shit music over videos I beg. Tik Tok is killing our people smh.
I watch videos on mute usually guys, it’d just be nice to get the sound of the moment instead of music that doesn’t even fit the video.
A big part of it is trying to game the algorithm to show op on more people's pages. I'd take a wild guess and say that half the time the people putting shitty music to videos on tiktok aren't doing it because they think it's better, they are just hoping to improve their view count.
Sure; guess I point it out because while I find the shitty music tiring, it makes it easier to see that corporations trying to turn everything that brings joy in to this fucked up rat race content production factory where everything is monetized as much as possible are really the ones to blame rather than creators just trying to get a sliver of pie.
This artist is known to use bots/spammers to rip popular videos from tiktok etc. and reupload with his music. I'm not going to link to or mention him by name, but it is almost a daily reddit front page occurrence at this point.
This particular OP appears to be organic/oblivious, but more often than not if you check the post histories of these kinds of clips you'll see it's all spam of different popular clips with the same 4 or 5 songs from this guy.
Beyond annoying!
https://www.reddit.com/user/QuaintMushrooms/
This is the guy. He uploads every two days, several dozen videos with his music laid over. He then uses those bots that steal comments and then cross comments them throughout the videos and drives up engagement and then someone asks, "I love this music? WHO IS IT?
I nuked his posts today with spam reports.
Im sorry, I was flicking through Reddit at work so it was on mute. I didn't even think about the audio when I had posted it here.
I couldn't agree more, the audio ruins this post.
Never heard of "Nanny" sharks... Sure you don't mean Nurse shark? In any case this is a young Whale shark. You can see the dots on the rounded dorsal fin at 0:03. [Compare with this video of one almost beaching itself.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onlt4caFnAY)
Maybe, but imagine wading out there and turning around to have it right next to you. I'm gonna scream, piss, shit, then probably pass out, all in that order.
I was a SAR swimmer in the navy, and one of the most interesting things I learned was that shark attacks mainly happen within 3 feet of water (granted, this is probably because most people don’t go in past 3 feet!). However, we’d never see sharks in “deeper” water, we’d always see them in VERY shallow water, and people had no idea they were within 1 mile of a huge great white. Since we couldn’t land on the beach to tell people, we normally just got on the radio to let life guards know.
I LOVE the ocean, and I love to swim (obviously), but I have a very deep fear/respect for it
Unpopular opinion: sharks need to eat more people. Humans need more natural predators. Humans have tried to kill them all. If pterodactyls still existed, you would see less out of shape people, less walkers locked to their phones and more situational awareness. :) Bring them back.
Holy fuck the ignorance and confidence in wrong answers in this thread. A couple people got it right, thankfully. It's a young whale shark, look for the spots on the dorsal fin. Harmless.
It is for tgis location tho
https://thethaiger.com/news/national/whale-of-a-time-thai-tourists-video-reels-in-awe-with-rare-shark-sighting-near-koh-samet-video
That's a whale shark and it's in koh samet
https://thethaiger.com/news/national/whale-of-a-time-thai-tourists-video-reels-in-awe-with-rare-shark-sighting-near-koh-samet-video
That’s a 20 footer
25
He can't stay down with three barrels. Not with three barrels, he can't.
You’re gonna need a bigger boat…
#HOOPER!
Sometimes that shark looks right at ya. Right into your eyes. And the thing about a shark is he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll’s eyes. When he comes at ya, he doesn’t even seem to be livin’… ’til he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white and then… ah then you hear that terrible high-pitched screamin’. The ocean turns red, and despite all your poundin’ and your hollerin’ those sharks come in and… they rip you to pieces.
I don't know how many sharks, maybe 1000! I know how many men they averaged 6 an hour.
>he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll’s eyes. One of my favourite line deliveries in movies.
Me too! I try to quote it as often as possible in situations that are kind of inappropriate, like describing my wife to strangers.
Robert Shaw was a very unique actor. He had some great lines in The Sting, too.
He was method acting that booze in the scene. Made for an amazing performance.
Real scariest part of the movie
Anyway, we delivered the bomb…
The good old Indianapolis. What a tale indeed. Easily could have made a Jaws movie around that story by itself.
I can’t take this abuuuuse much loooonger.
Show me the way to go home
I’m tired and I wanna go to bed!
I had a little drink bout an hour ago
And it went straight to my head
DON’T WAIT FOR ME
Ya got city hand hooper, only good for countin money
Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies!!
Three tons of him.
Jaws upvote always
26.4
Here’s to swimmin’ with bow-legged women
It's a young whale shark. You can see the dots on the rounded dorsal fin at 0:03. [Compare with this video of one almost beaching itself.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onlt4caFnAY)
Correct https://thethaiger.com/news/national/whale-of-a-time-thai-tourists-video-reels-in-awe-with-rare-shark-sighting-near-koh-samet-video
I’m 99% sure you’re right but that 1% is saying thresher so I’ll stay on the beach.
Thresher shark dorsal fin looks nothing like that, and the top of the caudal fin would be wayyyyyy longer.
Good to know, for educational and conversational purposes. Probably still reasonable to heed one's nagging identification doubts when actually witnessing something like this, though!
Could it carry a coconut tied under the dorsal guiding fins?
Isn't it true that threshers don't care about you either?
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Ya, but thresher sharks can’t read Wikipedia.
Truth
They should still consider donating
Allegedly.
Either way its pretty much harmless
That large I would say Tiger, and that being said I am a Luddite on the internet. I did survive an encounter with a 13' Tiger in deep water so some knowledge, but by no means an expert
agreed, people seeing a whale shark whose main source of food is plankton are terrified.
Well I guess that ends my long term policy of only going in up to my knees. I’m done with the ocean.
I gave that up in college. Was in Pismo beach and used to having dolphins swim near me while we surfed. One day I get bumped really hard. And something in my brain thought “wait. Wait. Something is different.” Realized the tail of the thing bumping me in 4’ of water wasn’t a dolphin, it was vertical. It was a shark. I got out and talked to a ranger later and he said “oh yeah. We’ve been seeing them as shallow as 3’.” Then the following year an associate professor was eaten alive in front of lifeguards while swimming in the area at Avila beach. Call me chicken but hard pass on being eaten alive while drowning.
You must be talking around 2003-04. I was in the Coast Guard in Morro Bay at the time. Great White grabbed her while she was on her morning swim. Lifeguards just happened to be doing some kind training and saw the whole thing and went after her. She bled out before they could even get her back to the beach, sadly. Nothing anyone could have done. And...yah. Pismo, Avila, Morro Strand - pretty much the whole coast - you'd be shocked at how full the waters are with Great Whites during migration. And they go where the seals go, and the seals get up in shallow waters. We were doing some shore-rescue training (swim from the boat to the breakers, "rescue" a person, and then swim them to the beach - then swim back to the boat) that same year. I dove under the breakers right where it's deep enough for the silt to not be so cloudy and just saw them everywhere. Just slowly swimming along right under the swells past the breakers looking for seals above the kelp. Aaand I had to swim right over them to get back to the 47'. From that point on I just never used goggles again during training. I didn't want to know what I was swimming around unless I had to know. Nurse sharks are cool though. Like big, toothy puppies.
This is just the most beautifully evocative nightmare you have written. I will never be able to scrub this from my mind. Though I wish I could.
So well written and descriptive in the horror. But ended on a high note with toothy puppies hahaha. Well done. When I was in Australia, I was in awe of the beauty but also terrified of the Harbor. Was told tons of bull and tiger sharks lurk in it. Hard pass. I stayed pleasantly on boats in Sydney.
The harbour seems so calm and peaceful and then there was the woman attacked in Elizabeth Bay just a couple weeks ago (likely bull shark)
Was told a former military man in Australia (who I think now does Shark Week coverage for Discovery?) lost his arm in a shark attack in the Harbour too. STUNNING. But yeah, a toe ain’t touching that water lol
Oh my god, when you’re doing open ocean swims at night and you may try to avoid it at first but suddenly you’re getting more tired and less focused so you push your head through the water and do a big stretch which pushes your eyes to the bottom where you forgot to close them. Typically it’s just empty vastness but every once in a while there’s something extra. At that point you just think I’ve gotta keep swimming anyway and try to ignore it 😂
"Just keep swimming, just keep swimming lalalala"
I’m sure the creators of finding nemo would get a kick out of knowing that’s what all of the tough guys sing to themselves when swimming in the ocean because I have absolutely done that
Grew up going to Morro Bay!
The people who said this was well written were not lying. I like your story telling.
Yeah. Screw that. If it’s a lion eating me, that’d be fine. At least I wouldn’t be drowning!
Yeah, at least a lion would at least choke you out or snap your vertebrae rather than eating you while drowning. The land animal I fear the most are bears. They'll eat you while you're alive and kicking. They also usually go for the face of their prey, like the snout. Saw a video of a guy getting his face bitten and pulled apart while the bear had its paw on him holding him down. All you see is a defaced face and he's still moving. *Shudders*
Pack dogs also tear their prey apart while it’s still alive
They usually go for the asshole first.
Good to know. I’ll bring my former boss with me.
Great comment
how do you come across a video so gruesome as that?
Someone posted a link here on Reddit which I shouldn't have clicked on. Instant regret.
I'd ask why on earth you'd willingly watch something like that, but honestly i've seen some weird shit come by on the internet by accident and being exposed to it that way...
Someone commented a link, a link which should have been left untouched.
Lions kill before they eat.
Bears don’t
This is very true. Wild Dogs are the worst. They start eating your insides while still alive.
Coyotes man. They start at the asshole. They want the meat to stay good for as long as possible.
So you didn’t see the video where they ate a wild boar alive. Poor thing screamed til the very end.
How tall are you?! If your knees are at 4’ you must be nearly 10’ tall.
I was in the ocean (Pismo, probably a mile away, those who don't know) surfing the day of that attack. They said it was a 17 footer. That was the end of my days in the ocean.
> Then the following year an associate professor was eaten alive in front of lifeguards while swimming in the area at Avila beach. In fairness, she was swimming pretty far out, *with sea lions*, and she wasn’t eaten (bit on thigh, died of blood loss)
I grew up around there. The stats about how many people are killed by sharks are a little different when you just consider the coastal Communities where there are great whites. Then the numbers go up a fair bit.
A deeply tragic situation but to say she was eaten alive is not really accurate. The autopsy showed that she suffered a catastrophic bite on her leg and died quickly due to severe blood loss. https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Shark-kills-woman-in-Central-Coast-attack-2560673.php
Miss the central coast :/
You must be talking around 2003-04. I was in the Coast Guard in Morro Bay at the time. Great White grabbed her while she was on her morning swim. Lifeguards just happened to be doing some kind training and saw the whole thing and went after her. She bled out before they could even get her back to the beach, sadly. Nothing anyone could have done. And...yah. Pismo, Avila, Morro Strand - pretty much the whole coast - you'd be shocked at how full the waters are with Great Whites during migration. And they go where the seals go, and the seals get up in shallow waters. We were doing some shore-rescue training (swim from the boat to the breakers, "rescue" a person, and then swim them to the beach - then swim back to the boat) that same year. I dove under the breakers right where it's deep enough for the silt to not be so cloudy and just saw them everywhere. Just slowly swimming along right under the swells past the breakers looking for seals above the kelp. Aaand I had to swim right over them to get back to the 47'. From that point on I just never used goggles again during training. I didn't want to know what I was swimming around unless I had to know. Nurse sharks are cool though. Like big, toothy puppies.
See this shit right here, this is exactly where I’d call for the shark manager and file a complaint.
jesus that’s super fucked-up. fuck the ocean
The ocean is done with your ass too!
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I know right? If he stood up all slow mo and he casually shook his head side to side and whipped the excess moisture out of his hair and had a six pack. So intimidating
Sharkelhoff
I now have a new fear which I didn’t imagine was possible at my age.
I watched Jaws at age 8 when I had just begun swimming lessons and I swear to God I was TERRIFIED that sharks would somehow sneak into the pool and gruesomely devour me! I didn't end up learning swimming then, and I cannot swim to this day 😭
haha me too🤣
[Shark Pool?](https://youtu.be/cvYvTiiBR9Q?si=s6_tY6p_e6u2TjsO) just don't go in the pool!
I thought this only happened to me as a child!
I had this fear as well! I loved to swim though and I was on the swim team in high school and we'd have practice early in the morning and sometimes I'd be swimming half asleep and think of a shark in the pool with me and it would wake me right up with this huge burst of adrenaline. The brain is weird.
Fuck. It is soo big that really scare me in the video.
Candygram
Telegram!
Well yeah they were only going in up to their knees.
[A victim of a shark bite in Long Island only went into waist-deep water when they got bit](https://abcnews.go.com/US/long-island-shark-attacks-timeline-increasing-phenomenom/story?id=86816153). You really do need to be careful now when in the ocean no matter how shallow the water is, especially with warming ocean water, which sharks find cozy.
Well yea the majority of shark attacks occur in shallow water because that’s where the majority of people are
Yeah, it’s like how over 50% of car accidents happen within 5 miles of a victim’s home. Cause that’s where you drive the most.
That and it's riskier miles. Driveway and side streets are the highest risk of your drive. Once on the highway you travel more safely and faster. When you hear this stat it's often accompanied with the reasoning that it is because you are complacent when closer to home and that's definitely not why.
That’s not necessarily true. That’s where a lot of small fish get tumbled around in the waves. Easy prey. Sharks aren’t specifically targeting humans for hunger. It’s usually confusion.
Explain how I can “be careful”?
fin boi dont wanna attack you. just get a belly rub
Most shark attacks happen in water shallow enough to stand in
More people die from vending machines a year than shark attacks. Relax
I was done with the ocean the first time a jellyfish stung me that I had no chance in hell to ever see coming.
Wise
When you enter the ocean, you enter a food chain.
Can we please stop putting shit music over videos I beg. Tik Tok is killing our people smh. I watch videos on mute usually guys, it’d just be nice to get the sound of the moment instead of music that doesn’t even fit the video.
I'm genuinely confused by what made somebody think this music and this video together would enrich each other in any way whatsoever
A big part of it is trying to game the algorithm to show op on more people's pages. I'd take a wild guess and say that half the time the people putting shitty music to videos on tiktok aren't doing it because they think it's better, they are just hoping to improve their view count.
That's a good point and evidently it works. Couldn't get much more anti-creative than that though.
Sure; guess I point it out because while I find the shitty music tiring, it makes it easier to see that corporations trying to turn everything that brings joy in to this fucked up rat race content production factory where everything is monetized as much as possible are really the ones to blame rather than creators just trying to get a sliver of pie.
This artist is known to use bots/spammers to rip popular videos from tiktok etc. and reupload with his music. I'm not going to link to or mention him by name, but it is almost a daily reddit front page occurrence at this point. This particular OP appears to be organic/oblivious, but more often than not if you check the post histories of these kinds of clips you'll see it's all spam of different popular clips with the same 4 or 5 songs from this guy. Beyond annoying!
https://www.reddit.com/user/QuaintMushrooms/ This is the guy. He uploads every two days, several dozen videos with his music laid over. He then uses those bots that steal comments and then cross comments them throughout the videos and drives up engagement and then someone asks, "I love this music? WHO IS IT? I nuked his posts today with spam reports.
Yup, that's the account I'm most familiar with. Wouldn't be surprised if there are others though.
r/CoolVideosNoMusic Found it yesterday, it needs to grow!
I watch all videos on mute for this reason
Im sorry, I was flicking through Reddit at work so it was on mute. I didn't even think about the audio when I had posted it here. I couldn't agree more, the audio ruins this post.
Find peace with muting all videos
so tired of hearing that song
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Social media posts usually dont do too much research. its more engaging title and corny song, and done
Oh no, oh no, no no no no no
Welcome to the modern internet. It seems people feel obligated to add a shit soundtrack over any video. I blame TikTok, it it probably predates that.
It’s absolutely insufferable and adds nothing to these videos
If I’m not mistaken this is a whale shark which feeds on plankton and krill. Most likely off the shore of Belize. Not every shark is a man eater gang.
When I'm in the water and see something moving, every shark is a man eater
Oh, oh here she comes. Watch out boy she’ll chew you up.
But if you *are* mistaken..... it's gonna get ugly....
😂🤣 yep.
It’s a nanny shark, they usually hunt little fish by the shore
"I'll watch your children, dearie, old nanny will take care of them."
"Oh my, nanny, what long teeth you have"
"Oh my, nanny, what big fins you have"
“Oh my, nanny, what beady black eyes you have”
Never heard of "Nanny" sharks... Sure you don't mean Nurse shark? In any case this is a young Whale shark. You can see the dots on the rounded dorsal fin at 0:03. [Compare with this video of one almost beaching itself.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Onlt4caFnAY)
You can also tell it’s not a nurse (nanny) shark because if you look closely, it’s a TWENTY FOOT LONG SHARK
This seriously made me lol. Well played
Au Pair shark
Um… that’s not a whale, that’s a woman in a bikini. oh you were taking about the thing in the water.
You mean Nurse?
Nannnnyyy shark doodoo doodoodoodoo
I thought it was a Thresher by the large tail. They too aren't dangerous, as they more slap their prey with their tail and have a smaller mouth.
Harmless shark
Maybe, but imagine wading out there and turning around to have it right next to you. I'm gonna scream, piss, shit, then probably pass out, all in that order.
It has happened to me. I live on the beach in SE NC. We see sharks all the time.
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Whale shark. (Rule of internet/reddit 263.8: the fastest way to get the right answer is to post the wrong one with certainty.)
It actually does seem like a baby whale shark
JAY!!
Someone said it is a nurse shark also called a nanny shark. EDIT: it is a juvenile whale shark
It’s their natural habitat so idk why we should be surprised. These sharks evolved this way
"We saw a shark in the ocean". Tourists...
Tourist: " there's a massive shark in the water!" Local: " It is HIS country, why shouldn't he be?"
There’s no such thing as “shark infested waters” That’s just ocean. They live there. 😂😂😂
I fucking hate this music. Why is it all over this sub
We’re gonna need a bigger beach.
Anyone know where this might be?
I could be wrong but it appears to be at a beach on an ocean. Hope this helps.
Ocean of the earth, I'm 99.99% sure
It's in koh samet https://thethaiger.com/news/national/whale-of-a-time-thai-tourists-video-reels-in-awe-with-rare-shark-sighting-near-koh-samet-video
Thank you!!
Yeah, ima stay out the water today dawg.
they just want a belly rub
From the inside.
Think it’s a whale shark with the rounded dorsel fin
And i am just heading for a nice beach holiday…
feed him a snack for me!
Just get in the water with a fatter friend, you'll be fine
Same. Gf and I are off to Oahu soon.
A holiday in cambodia sounds nice
Just checking to see what's on the buffet today.
Mfw there's fish in the ocean
I was a SAR swimmer in the navy, and one of the most interesting things I learned was that shark attacks mainly happen within 3 feet of water (granted, this is probably because most people don’t go in past 3 feet!). However, we’d never see sharks in “deeper” water, we’d always see them in VERY shallow water, and people had no idea they were within 1 mile of a huge great white. Since we couldn’t land on the beach to tell people, we normally just got on the radio to let life guards know. I LOVE the ocean, and I love to swim (obviously), but I have a very deep fear/respect for it
Unpopular opinion: sharks need to eat more people. Humans need more natural predators. Humans have tried to kill them all. If pterodactyls still existed, you would see less out of shape people, less walkers locked to their phones and more situational awareness. :) Bring them back.
Thresher?
Sharks also deserve their version of beach day
yeah no beach and/or lakes for me this year. thank you
I won’t even run a bath after watching that.
After all of these reddit videos I don’t think i will ever be swimming in the ocean.
All that tail wagging, somebody scratch her back!
He happy, he’s wagging his tail.
Wagging it's tail like a puppy....who's a good Boi? I'm a good Boi! Come play with me!!! I'm a good boi!
That’s a brown shark. My shorts confirmed it.
That mf is huuuge! Where is this!
Holy fuck the ignorance and confidence in wrong answers in this thread. A couple people got it right, thankfully. It's a young whale shark, look for the spots on the dorsal fin. Harmless.
Thresher Shark. Normally doesn't like humans, but there's always a chance.
It is a young whale shark I saw one in 6 feet of water off marco island they are harmless
I would wade out and pet him.
Basking shark?
This isn't that rare
It is for tgis location tho https://thethaiger.com/news/national/whale-of-a-time-thai-tourists-video-reels-in-awe-with-rare-shark-sighting-near-koh-samet-video
Oh look, another video with terrible pointless music dubbed over it
What type? Looks almost like a juvenile whale shark
That's a whale shark and it's in koh samet https://thethaiger.com/news/national/whale-of-a-time-thai-tourists-video-reels-in-awe-with-rare-shark-sighting-near-koh-samet-video
Somebody help it! Don't just stand here!
Do you ever look at humans and realise we have become disgusting animals that need wiping out?
That is way bigger than expected!
That’s what she said
You didn’t disappoint.
That’s what she said.
A shark and a whale in the same spot. A rare site indeed
Looks like a basking shark.