In regards to the Clarkson Incident... Anyone who calls their Lawyer before calling the Police or Coast Guard shows that they are GUILTY of something. Unfortunately, "shock" can be used as a valid reason for incompetence. It is also very strange that people who go out in the water with Howard keep disappearing... Hmm. Did Howard own these boats? Were there big insurance payouts?
I think he liked the attention and was maybe a killer psychopath. Nobody calls their lawyer first and then waits 4 days, even when in shock. At least not anyone whos had this happen before, plus all the sinking boats!
Also, what if in this last attack, he starts chumming the water to draw sharks or a shark while the diver is unaware. Or he just keeps him from getting in the boat, waiting for a shark to do its thing.
The dude can't say a full sentence without messing some part of it up.....I think he was drunk and sadly watched his friend get broken and eaten while in shock.....no way he could have cleaned that boat after a murder and not left tissue
Hey hal there is a show called abalone wars narrated by Mike rowe who was filming peter and Howard right before the shark attack and then they cover the attack and what happened. Its really interesting to watch but a little creepy knowing that the guy who they are talking to and they show collecting abalone is about to die. It had to be no more then maybe a couple weeks that the film crew was on the boat with Howard showing what he does while Peter is in the water collecting the abalone and sending it up. Its something I think you will find very interesting
probably he's already been through so much hassle from some ofhis other misadventures that he thought, "oh hell here we go again, no one's gonna believe me...."
@@sharks3653 No idea, I was just offering my thoughts, I mean; if I saw someone mauled and taken away by 2 sharks, I'd still be in the middle of the ocean, in that boat, blithering in some unknown anguage of babble, crying & unable to think at all. It seems nuts to me he kept GOING near the ocean after each of those traumatic events in his life, I mean, wouldn't he have finally gotten too afraid to go again ? I'd check into life insutance, boat insurance etc.somebody dropped the ball on these 4 events, it's hard to believe anyone could have that much in one life although if I told you my life story, there were 8 times I coud've/should've died, seriously, but I'm still here...barely.
I remember this story on Shark Week about 8-10 years ago. Peter was saying he was going to retire soon and had plans to travel and just enjoy life. He seemed like a really kind gentleman. The skipper was alouf and appeared to have an agenda. Didn't answer a lot of questions. Tragic story.
Well hello Hall you always seem to appear at the perfect time.... Whole world's gone crazy over the eclipse I'd love to watch a shark show right now instead thank you 💃😄👍♥️
I would seriously look into Howard Rodd. Wonder if any of this behaviour is calculated for business purposes? Trying to keep his former (deceased) partner’s share.
When Howard Rod was a little boy, rumour has it that his rubber ducks kept mysterioously capsizing in the bathtub. He should have been banned from sailing -for life.
Hey there, Hal! This is one attack that I find truly suspicious! Although no one knows how they would react, the judge stated this "captain's" lack of responsibility and actions........very suspicious. See ya!
Just one more and Howard could be a sea faring serial killer 🤔 Sounds very sketchy to me. Seeing my boat pass me on it's way down would be just my luck.😂
Around 1995, a friend got us to watch a video and showed us footage of a shark attack that happened in that same area in South Australia. Two divers were diving for abalone. A huge great white started circling them and then attacked one of the divers. The other diver was filming, so he captured the whole event of his mate being attacked. It had him in a vice like grip around his shoulders. By some miracle, the shark momentarily relaxed its grip and he managed with perfect timing to get free and swam like a man on steroids to the surface. I think if I recall correctly it was estimated to be around 18 to 22 feet long. Later on in the video, he relates his story about 2, or it might've been 5 years after the attack. He showed the scars on his back. He related how it was like being in a giant like vice and he could hear the crunching and grinding of his bones. This is the most spectacular shark attack I have ever seen. I have tried to locate this but haven't been able to. I even have looked at Shark Week which was on the Discovery channel but couldn't find it there. I hope this Sharks Happen channel locates that video footage.
@@whosyourdaddy842 But it can't be. I did a factcheck and it said that attack was fatal. The one I mentioned, THE DIVER ESCAPED THE MOUTH OF THE SHARK AND GOT AWAY.
My neighbour who was a drug addict was found dead in his house. His friend told me he found him in his armchair and had apparently been there for five days. Here's the problem I have. My neighbour's dogs were outside untied. They had been out for hours so since they knew me, I put them back into the house directly into the living room. The next day the same thing happened so I put them back into my neighbour's living room. I looked around and thought he was high and out of it and he was in his bedroom. The next day there was a police car at his door all day. I took his dogs for a few days before they went for rehoming. I never saw the body once, not once. Where the hell did he come from? I know he wasn't in his chair, I'm not blind, but there was no body in the armchair. By chance, another neighbour was in the same regiment as my neighbour. Something fishy is going on. Something's not right about the whole situation.
He had been in prison and told me he was off 'the hard stuff' but within two weeks I knew he was back on it again. I knew where it could lead and he was gone in two years. I live in a tiny town in NE Scotland and the drug problem in the village is almost catastrophic in the young community. If I was so inclined, I could get anything for less than £10.
We live on a canal that runs into Kailua Beach. When the water was up over the sand berm during a recent storm a 7-8 foot Tiger Mr.Tiger was chasing the many barracuda canal inhabitants onto backyard lawns. He ate a bellyfull and went back home.
another Nail Biter. Thank you Hal. On "The Reef" the one guy stayed on the capsized boat but was no where to be found. NOPE I won't go into the water,.... even without having a bad experience.
Yeah, really sounds like the writers must've read an article or something and based that scene on this because in the movie the guy left behind on the capsized boat was adamant he didn't wanna get in the water with the others because he'd seen what was out there (i.e. big sharks). I think it cuts back to him a few times in The Reef and it feels like he's being stalked/circled by something in the water...?
@@RaefonB The Reef is loosely based on the true story of Ray Boundy. When his shrimp boat capsized in the Coral Sea, he and two friends got hunted down by a tiger. His mates were eventually killed. I can't recall the names, but there's another real story involving a capsized boat. The lone survivor made it to shore after hours in the water while his friend stayed on the upturned hull because he was 'too afraid of sharks'. He was never seen again.
@@MegaLaban12345I would say for a lot of us! You have to be very brave, crazy or foolish to mess with the ocean. Its an incredibly dangerous playground!
Stay out of nature, snakes, tigers, lions, cougars, crocodiles, polar bears, hippos, gators, bla bla bla. Just do what you enjoy, and understand it all comes with risks.
This was on the discovery channel a few years ago. Peter was an abalone diver. They interviewed him either day of or the day before this attack and he said he had an eerie feeling about diving the next few days and the waters were murkier than usual.
Hal, never stop this channel. I love your voice, the detailed info you put out about the most fascinating creatures, and let’s be honest…. your give 0 effs attitude when people don’t agree with you. Keep it up!
If he's been through a lot of sea disasters sounds like he did try to do the right things before. By then you rare usually trained and run on automatic. Maybe he needed Prevagen. (Fish eggs) Great job as always Hal. He narrates shark info. better than anyone out there. Keep living your legacy Hal. Happy eclipse everyone. Thanks, Monique
Dude needs to pick a different career choice. If I was on a plane with a captain that 'only' crashed three planes, I would be rethinking my life choices.
Yeah and there is a few more of these double great white attacks out there. Really something to look at Hal, like that surfer who almost got it by two .
Hey Hal I just got a chance to check my RUclips and so happy to see a new show 😊 I look forward to seeing your show and wishing you lots of luck with your channel 🤗💯 PERCENT the best Shark attack show on RUclips ❤ hope you have several more shows following this show Hal 😊 as always great show Hal 👍💯
the way these sharks hunt in packs reminds me of lions . they know what they are doing and they thrive in that environment with shockingly strong bite attacks that would stun even the strongest human thats lived
Absolutely terrific video Hal, this one was immensely entertaining, one of your best yet. Howard Rod must be the most unlucky mariner of all time. Just imagine being in the water scuba diving and then seeing your boat, sinking, and missing you by what probably mere feet, as it passes you by. WILD stuff.
5 years ago my my uncle Jack had taken several guys out to fish about 8 miles from shore at long Beach California. They spotted a capsized boat and 2 guys in the water. The guys were yelling something and waving their arms .As my uncle got closer to them , the guys on his boat spotted a huge shark fin and they freaked out. as my uncle was speeding up to get to the guys, he spotted 4 Orcas close by and they could now see the shark better. It was heading towards the men in the water. That's why the 2 guys were yelling and waving their hands . They were only about 20 feet from the shark. My uncle said it was a 14 meter great white shark. Then he saw something that he didn't expect. Two of the Orcas turned towards the shark and with one on each side of the shark they chased it away from the guys and attacked the shark. My uncle said it was the craziest thing he had ever seen. The other two Orcas were swimming about 16 feet from the two guys in the water , it was so strange, like they were protecting the guys from the shark. My uncle said he's heard of whales doing that with humans but never Orcas. After the shark was eliminated by the Orcas, the two that had been with the two guys swam away and joined the other Orcas. My uncle reached the guys and helped them into his boat. They were young, in their twenties. They said they were going too fast in their boat over waves and they hit one too hard and it went into the air and flipped over throwing them into the water. They were shaking and said that when they saw the big shark fin they started flipping out, they thought that they were going to be its dinner. They said that when they spotted the Orcas that fear went even higher. They figured there would be two different predators after them. They said they were praying hard and when they saw my uncles boat they started crying and thanking God . Two grown men crying, they said is am embarrassed but at the time they were filled with so much emotion the tears just started flowing. After they were hoisted into my uncles boat they said they watched the two Orcas swim to the others and were relieved to be alive. One of the guys on my uncles boat was actually able to get all of this on his go-pro !! My uncle found out that one of the guys he rescued is the son of Pierce Brosnan. But he was just like any other young man who thought his life was over by way of great white shark. He certainly had an adventure to share with his dad. The guy who captured it on his go-pro was able to give a copy of this to the two guys so they had proof of what happened. I mean let's face it, who would believe something like this 🤔 Thank goodness for go-pro video !!
In the late eighties, there was a night-dive incidence on Maui. It was a dive-master and two students doing a "night-dive," for credit. They had finished their dive and the dive-master was unable to pull the anchor-line. The anchor was only a length of heavy chain, but somehow lodged in between two coral-heads..."no problem," he said and told his students he'd be right back, once he freed up the chain. The story his students told was that as they watched his dive light going down to the bottom was, "All of a sudden, the light was jerking and spinning radically and then spun off into the deep." Apparently, that action had freed the chain. They waited for a while and decided that they'd better go to shore and tell someone. They were afraid to follow the anchor-line down to the bottom for fear of the shark...or sharks. I wondered if the shark was used to seeing "food," at the end of a fishing line and figured the anchor line with something tugging at the end was just more food?
@@SharksHappen Having watched a friend, who was handlining Tuna, know immediately, when his estimated 80-pound fish was being chased, he was used to this kind of activity. The sharks were accustomed to a very fast fish, suddenly acting differently and therefore a target, just like any predator would discern. The lines were nearly invisible at that depth...500 feet, and dark. The tuna were the potential targets that suddenly acted differently. The dive instructor may have, unintentionally, acted like something the sharks were used to feeding on. Like the abalone-diver that got attacked by a great-white in Russian Gulch Park, near Fort Brag CA. Whatever he was doing, while diving, caused him to be attacked on two separate occasions in less than two years. I don't know if it was the same shark, but he wasn't becoming a popular dive-buddy, at that point...don't act like a seal?
Great podcast Hal. ❤ You are so tan. Are you back in the Keys? What do you think is going on with all the fish? Do you think if the sharks are eating infected/or affected fish, that they will be exhibiting bizarre behaviors? And do you think it is safe to eat Florida seafood?
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Remember when you go into the water, you should be more afraid of Howard Rod than he is of you
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If you go into Australian waters and don't get attacked it's time to buy lottery tickets...
Baloney haha. The odds of being killed by a shark here in Aus is the same as by a kangaroo - one in 8 million 😂
Looks like. It got worst. Over the years. I lived there 1971. 1978. No publicity. About sharks
This sounds like a murder, but without any real evidence, what can you do? It looks really suspicious though.
Just so people know Peter Clarkson wasn't far from the Neptune's Islands here in South Australia. Also known as Shark's feeding ground.. 🙄
In regards to the Clarkson Incident... Anyone who calls their Lawyer before calling the Police or Coast Guard shows that they are GUILTY of something. Unfortunately, "shock" can be used as a valid reason for incompetence. It is also very strange that people who go out in the water with Howard keep disappearing... Hmm. Did Howard own these boats? Were there big insurance payouts?
Sounds very suspicious...maybe a disgruntled employer?
I think he liked the attention and was maybe a killer psychopath. Nobody calls their lawyer first and then waits 4 days, even when in shock. At least not anyone whos had this happen before, plus all the sinking boats!
Also, what if in this last attack, he starts chumming the water to draw sharks or a shark while the diver is unaware. Or he just keeps him from getting in the boat, waiting for a shark to do its thing.
He's like half captain Bligh and half Pam Hupp.
@@Ranman1 ⬆️ This comment!
I was going to make this very remark. I questioned earlier if these was a business motive-a sinister one at that.
This has SKETCHY written all over it.....
Fishy is more like it. Sounds like a murder. No one is that stupid.
The dude can't say a full sentence without messing some part of it up.....I think he was drunk and sadly watched his friend get broken and eaten while in shock.....no way he could have cleaned that boat after a murder and not left tissue
This guy has lead a charmed life. He should however calls his next boat "Grim Reaper"
Hey hal there is a show called abalone wars narrated by Mike rowe who was filming peter and Howard right before the shark attack and then they cover the attack and what happened. Its really interesting to watch but a little creepy knowing that the guy who they are talking to and they show collecting abalone is about to die. It had to be no more then maybe a couple weeks that the film crew was on the boat with Howard showing what he does while Peter is in the water collecting the abalone and sending it up. Its something I think you will find very interesting
Wow, I think I'd be leery of going on any boat with Howard Rod.
I def came here for Howard Rod
Another great single attack show Hal. 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈
This guy is one lucky SOB. But who calls their lawyer and accountant after witnessing a shark bite?
probably he's already been through so much hassle from some ofhis other misadventures that he thought, "oh hell here we go again, no one's gonna believe me...."
@@KathyHussey063 Still thought. Why his accountant?
The guy sounds about as trustworthy as a defence lawyer!
The C.E.O. for Harland&Wolf perhaps?
Went to the same school as Stockton Rush??
@@sharks3653 No idea, I was just offering my thoughts, I mean; if I saw someone mauled and taken away by 2 sharks, I'd still be in the middle of the ocean, in that boat, blithering in some unknown anguage of babble, crying & unable to think at all. It seems nuts to me he kept GOING near the ocean after each of those traumatic events in his life, I mean, wouldn't he have finally gotten too afraid to go again ? I'd check into life insutance, boat insurance etc.somebody dropped the ball on these 4 events, it's hard to believe anyone could have that much in one life although if I told you my life story, there were 8 times I coud've/should've died, seriously, but I'm still here...barely.
It’s a tradition of mine to watch your show before I go diving
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That makes sense! 😬
I take it you haven’t been diving in a while eh 😂
Yes, give the man more stories to make videos 🤦♀️
Hopefully we won’t see you starring in a future show 🙏🏻
Why Aussies continue to go into the water I will never know! 🤷♂️
I STOPPED GOING IN THE OCEAN AFTER JAWS. LUCKY FOR ME WE HAD A BUILT IN POOL.😂😂😂
After seeing JAWS I couldn't shower without my eyes open! And I lived in the bush.😂@@mariareginaschepp1998
I don't understand either !! Too many pour souls experienced such a nightmarish tragedy...
Well, as an abalone diver he probably needed the money…
A lot of people think it won't happen to me.
I remember this story on Shark Week about 8-10 years ago. Peter was saying he was going to retire soon and had plans to travel and just enjoy life. He seemed like a really kind gentleman. The skipper was alouf and appeared to have an agenda. Didn't answer a lot of questions. Tragic story.
Do you mean aloof?🤔
Well hello Hall you always seem to appear at the perfect time.... Whole world's gone crazy over the eclipse I'd love to watch a shark show right now instead thank you 💃😄👍♥️
I would seriously look into Howard Rodd.
Wonder if any of this behaviour is calculated for business purposes? Trying to keep his former (deceased) partner’s share.
I've read so much about this and saw it on tv it's bizarre. And Peter was interviewed before he was killed so sad
Yeah...One dude stayed with the boat in "The Reef" and was never seen again..😳✌️
Ohhhh!!! He's killed TWO people.
Diving off a place called Perforated Island sounds like you’re asking for trouble. ☠️🦈🤿
If Howard Rod is captain, don't board the vessel
Yeah, I'd prefer to get on a boat with Quint🤪
When Howard Rod was a little boy, rumour has it that his rubber ducks kept mysterioously capsizing in the bathtub.
He should have been banned from sailing -for life.
He’s the grim reaper captain of the sea!
Hey there, Hal! This is one attack that I find truly suspicious! Although no one knows how they would react, the judge stated this "captain's" lack of responsibility and actions........very suspicious.
See ya!
Thanks Hal, great background about the Peter Clarkson shark attack. Could serve as material for a psychological thriller novel or movie.
Just one more and Howard could be a sea faring serial killer 🤔 Sounds very sketchy to me.
Seeing my boat pass me on it's way down would be just my luck.😂
Around 1995, a friend got us to watch a video and showed us footage of a shark attack that happened in that same area in South Australia. Two divers were diving for abalone. A huge great white started circling them and then attacked one of the divers. The other diver was filming, so he captured the whole event of his mate being attacked. It had him in a vice like grip around his shoulders. By some miracle, the shark momentarily relaxed its grip and he managed with perfect timing to get free and swam like a man on steroids to the surface. I think if I recall correctly it was estimated to be around 18 to 22 feet long. Later on in the video, he relates his story about 2, or it might've been 5 years after the attack. He showed the scars on his back. He related how it was like being in a giant like vice and he could hear the crunching and grinding of his bones. This is the most spectacular shark attack I have ever seen.
I have tried to locate this but haven't been able to. I even have looked at Shark Week which was on the Discovery channel but couldn't find it there.
I hope this Sharks Happen channel locates that video footage.
You’re talking about Rodney fox and there was no video
@MrCites1 Rodney was attacked in the 60's, different story.
And it was at Aldinga Beach, near the drop off, south of Adelaide. Ceduna is in the Northwest of Adelaide.
@@whosyourdaddy842 Oh right, thanks for the info.
@@whosyourdaddy842 But it can't be. I did a factcheck and it said that attack was fatal. The one I mentioned, THE DIVER ESCAPED THE MOUTH OF THE SHARK AND GOT AWAY.
My neighbour who was a drug addict was found dead in his house. His friend told me he found him in his armchair and had apparently been there for five days. Here's the problem I have. My neighbour's dogs were outside untied. They had been out for hours so since they knew me, I put them back into the house directly into the living room. The next day the same thing happened so I put them back into my neighbour's living room. I looked around and thought he was high and out of it and he was in his bedroom. The next day there was a police car at his door all day. I took his dogs for a few days before they went for rehoming. I never saw the body once, not once. Where the hell did he come from? I know he wasn't in his chair, I'm not blind, but there was no body in the armchair. By chance, another neighbour was in the same regiment as my neighbour. Something fishy is going on. Something's not right about the whole situation.
You should call your state police and report all thus. Could be local PD is just lazy as they often are.
drug smuggling
He had been in prison and told me he was off 'the hard stuff' but within two weeks I knew he was back on it again. I knew where it could lead and he was gone in two years. I live in a tiny town in NE Scotland and the drug problem in the village is almost catastrophic in the young community. If I was so inclined, I could get anything for less than £10.
how did the dogs keep getting out of the hoiuse? did they have a doggy door? does sound auspicious!
Who was letting the dogs out? Thats odd. Yeah, I would tell the state police. That's crazy!
Incredibly unlucky and simultaneously incredibly lucky don't think I would take a chance by going out with him on a boat though .
Peace! This is why; I wish I had my Orca posse on aquatic speeddial 😂…
We live on a canal that runs into Kailua Beach. When the water was up over the sand berm during a recent storm a 7-8 foot Tiger Mr.Tiger was chasing the many barracuda canal inhabitants onto backyard lawns. He ate a bellyfull and went back home.
The moral of the story? Don't go in a boat captained by Howard Rodd.
Hal is back with more sharks!
"🦈🦈🦈Happen" with some Rockford Files' vibe = An amazing episode!
Oh god this is the lawyer one, this is the most suspicious weird attach Ive ever heard of, but I remember they couldnt really find a motive
Legit haven’t gone past knees in ocean since I started listening to Hal in spring 2022
... They can get you there as well.
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Definitely.
Watch those Bull sharks in the shallows. Hal has covered several attacks of Bulls near shore. Take care.
another Nail Biter. Thank you Hal. On "The Reef" the one guy stayed on the capsized boat but was no where to be found. NOPE I won't go into the water,.... even without having a bad experience.
Yeah, really sounds like the writers must've read an article or something and based that scene on this because in the movie the guy left behind on the capsized boat was adamant he didn't wanna get in the water with the others because he'd seen what was out there (i.e. big sharks). I think it cuts back to him a few times in The Reef and it feels like he's being stalked/circled by something in the water...?
@@RaefonB The Reef is loosely based on the true story of Ray Boundy. When his shrimp boat capsized in the Coral Sea, he and two friends got hunted down by a tiger. His mates were eventually killed. I can't recall the names, but there's another real story involving a capsized boat. The lone survivor made it to shore after hours in the water while his friend stayed on the upturned hull because he was 'too afraid of sharks'. He was never seen again.
Stay out the water, sharks are in there.
That's the bottom line.
Maybe for you, bro
@@MegaLaban12345I would say for a lot of us! You have to be very brave, crazy or foolish to mess with the ocean. Its an incredibly dangerous playground!
Stay out of nature, snakes, tigers, lions, cougars, crocodiles, polar bears, hippos, gators, bla bla bla.
Just do what you enjoy, and understand it all comes with risks.
@@nqgamer XD dont cry when you get ate XD
Definitely something fishy with that case 🥁
Hello Hal. In the reef, 1 guy stays with the capsized boat the remaining 4 swim for it
Thanks for another great episode 😎
Great show as always hal all best from UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Excellent depiction of ‘heavy seas’ Hal. Legend.
😮 no go in the water! Sharky sharky! I refuse. No way!
Damn, one of the more fascinating stories! How the hell would you have the balls to get back on a boat?!!!
This was on the discovery channel a few years ago. Peter was an abalone diver. They interviewed him either day of or the day before this attack and he said he had an eerie feeling about diving the next few days and the waters were murkier than usual.
I remember watching that show and like I said earlier, Peter seemed like a really nice guy. Tragic
I remember that episode too! Incredibly coincidental and sad at the same time.
Hal, never stop this channel. I love your voice, the detailed info you put out about the most fascinating creatures, and let’s be honest…. your give 0 effs attitude when people don’t agree with you. Keep it up!
Hi. I'm Howard rodd. You want to go fishing with me...just me and you?
Good one!
Nope
Lmao right wtf
Abelone protection racket. Again!
What a POS captain! Unbelievable.
I hope he never got another paying job. Who would trust him!!!!
This Howard Rod guy sounds like he is either incompetent or has some of the worst luck in the world. Dude has boating accident after accident, WTF?
In the movie "The Reef" the australian guy refused to swim and stayed with the boat.
Thanks Hal...waiting for the next one, lol. Appreciate your time.
Ocean the untamed element, yet arrogance keeps feeding the marine life. :D
Fishy story.
South Australian waters? Great White territory!
At this stage, Howard Rod seems more dangerous than the sharks.
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If he's been through a lot of sea disasters sounds like he did try to do the right things before. By then you rare usually trained and run on automatic. Maybe he needed Prevagen. (Fish eggs) Great job as always Hal. He narrates shark info. better than anyone out there. Keep living your legacy Hal. Happy eclipse everyone. Thanks, Monique
Hi Hal 👋 thanks for another great show 👍 your Texas fans !!😊
I don't want to be in the water with anyone that is named Rodney or has the last name Rod! 😬🦈
Awesome show, like always. Thanks, Hal!
Your becoming more like a Good Detective 🕵️♂️ Hal..
Thanks Hal!
Oh someone did stay behind in The Reef
After first event i would never go near the ocean
Oh no! Never dive for abalone! Or happens every time Hal talks about it!!😂
Yeah on the movie I believe it was the cook who wouldn't leave the boat. He disappeared and they didn't really know what happened to him.
He killed that man what a shame.
I will never get on a boat with Howard Rod, that man is bad luck.
at best....
Dude needs to pick a different career choice. If I was on a plane with a captain that 'only' crashed three planes, I would be rethinking my life choices.
Great Show Hal. I always look forward to your videos. I have been interested in sharks for a LONG time.
Thank you, Hal from South Africa 🇿🇦
I really like that shirt!
Sounds like a life insurance scam...
Matthew 12:36, Leviticus 19:11, Exodus 20:7 and Exodus 20:15 comes to mind when I think of certain scammers.
I do believe you were right.I do believe it was the reef the movie you were talking about
The guy is a serial killer from the sounds of it.
Great episode. I wanted to hear your take on this attack from the moment I first heard about it.
Oh my! The battle scars that GW has in your background video. What a magnificent (and terrifying) creature.
As always Hal, a great, informative video, thanks for sharing.
GREAT episode, Hal.
It's amazing that somebody with that much bad luck with boats going down would get back out in the ocean.
Abolone divers are built different. Would I do that? Nooooope
Captain Crunch should come with a danger ⚠️ warning!
Yeah and there is a few more of these double great white attacks out there.
Really something to look at Hal, like that surfer who almost got it by two .
That is just about the most amazing trio of stories I have ever heard! Thank you for the upload as always Hal ☘️💪
peters a legend it took 2 to take him out
He seems sus, but seeing your friend get taken by a shark will shake you up and make you not act like the other cases
Hey Hal I just got a chance to check my RUclips and so happy to see a new show 😊 I look forward to seeing your show and wishing you lots of luck with your channel 🤗💯 PERCENT the best Shark attack show on RUclips ❤ hope you have several more shows following this show Hal 😊 as always great show Hal 👍💯
the way these sharks hunt in packs reminds me of lions . they know what they are doing and they thrive in that environment with shockingly strong bite attacks that would stun even the strongest human thats lived
Absolutely terrific video Hal, this one was immensely entertaining, one of your best yet. Howard Rod must be the most unlucky mariner of all time. Just imagine being in the water scuba diving and then seeing your boat, sinking, and missing you by what probably mere feet, as it passes you by. WILD stuff.
Wild story... And can u say reverse rabbits foot from a boat captain perspective...
Unreal...
Love your show Hal, keep at it pal 🙂👍👏
5 years ago my my uncle Jack had taken several guys out to fish about 8 miles from shore at long Beach California. They spotted a capsized boat and 2 guys in the water. The guys were yelling something and waving their arms .As my uncle got closer to them , the guys on his boat spotted a huge shark fin and they freaked out. as my uncle was speeding up to get to the guys, he spotted 4 Orcas close by and they could now see the shark better. It was heading towards the men in the water. That's why the 2 guys were yelling and waving their hands . They were only about 20 feet from the shark. My uncle said it was a 14 meter great white shark. Then he saw something that he didn't expect. Two of the Orcas turned towards the shark and with one on each side of the shark they chased it away from the guys and attacked the shark. My uncle said it was the craziest thing he had ever seen. The other two Orcas were swimming about 16 feet from the two guys in the water , it was so strange, like they were protecting the guys from the shark. My uncle said he's heard of whales doing that with humans but never Orcas. After the shark was eliminated by the Orcas, the two that had been with the two guys swam away and joined the other Orcas. My uncle reached the guys and helped them into his boat. They were young, in their twenties. They said they were going too fast in their boat over waves and they hit one too hard and it went into the air and flipped over throwing them into the water. They were shaking and said that when they saw the big shark fin they started flipping out, they thought that they were going to be its dinner. They said that when they spotted the Orcas that fear went even higher. They figured there would be two different predators after them. They said they were praying hard and when they saw my uncles boat they started crying and thanking God . Two grown men crying, they said is am embarrassed but at the time they were filled with so much emotion the tears just started flowing. After they were hoisted into my uncles boat they said they watched the two Orcas swim to the others and were relieved to be alive. One of the guys on my uncles boat was actually able to get all of this on his go-pro !! My uncle found out that one of the guys he rescued is the son of Pierce Brosnan. But he was just like any other young man who thought his life was over by way of great white shark. He certainly had an adventure to share with his dad. The guy who captured it on his go-pro was able to give a copy of this to the two guys so they had proof of what happened. I mean let's face it, who would believe something like this 🤔 Thank goodness for go-pro video !!
Wow! What an incredible and hellish experience. Not for me, thanks! I would have been frantic. I don't blame them for crying. I would be hysterical.
I think someone likes to feed sharks.
That’s absolutely wild!
Great story!!
In the late eighties, there was a night-dive incidence on Maui. It was a dive-master and two students doing a "night-dive," for credit. They had finished their dive and the dive-master was unable to pull the anchor-line. The anchor was only a length of heavy chain, but somehow lodged in between two coral-heads..."no problem," he said and told his students he'd be right back, once he freed up the chain.
The story his students told was that as they watched his dive light going down to the bottom was, "All of a sudden, the light was jerking and spinning radically and then spun off into the deep." Apparently, that action had freed the chain. They waited for a while and decided that they'd better go to shore and tell someone. They were afraid to follow the anchor-line down to the bottom for fear of the shark...or sharks. I wondered if the shark was used to seeing "food," at the end of a fishing line and figured the anchor line with something tugging at the end was just more food?
I dont think they would be concerned with the line at all as all their senses would be focused on the victim
@@SharksHappen Having watched a friend, who was handlining Tuna, know immediately, when his estimated 80-pound fish was being chased, he was used to this kind of activity. The sharks were accustomed to a very fast fish, suddenly acting differently and therefore a target, just like any predator would discern. The lines were nearly invisible at that depth...500 feet, and dark. The tuna were the potential targets that suddenly acted differently. The dive instructor may have, unintentionally, acted like something the sharks were used to feeding on. Like the abalone-diver that got attacked by a great-white in Russian Gulch Park, near Fort Brag CA. Whatever he was doing, while diving, caused him to be attacked on two separate occasions in less than two years. I don't know if it was the same shark, but he wasn't becoming a popular dive-buddy, at that point...don't act like a seal?
You have a cool, distinct voice. Its good. Thank you
Thank you Hal.
Heard about this channel from Bob Gymlan on rogan. Cool channel. Glad i found it!
Thanks Hal
Great podcast Hal. ❤ You are so tan. Are you back in the Keys? What do you think is going on with all the fish? Do you think if the sharks are eating infected/or affected fish, that they will be exhibiting bizarre behaviors? And do you think it is safe to eat Florida seafood?
I would question it.