Stunning. When I was a kid growing up in the 90s sans internet and always starved for shark-filled content, tuning in to Shark Week faithfully each year, THIS was the kind of thing I was always hoping to see. Not bloody baitings or predation compilations with slasher-movie soundtrack in the background. This is some of RUclips's best!
I used your shark nursery vid for a term paper as a way of discussing ethics of natural resources and my professor said he liked the example so much he said he made it as part of his curriculum for his next class! Thank you for sharing such fabulous content with us!
Such an amazing video and place. The music was so calming and serene and the footage was top notch. I would love to visit a place like this someday! I am looking forward to part two. Thank you so much for taking such awesome videos of these beautiful animals. This is the only way some of us will see these amazing creatures so close up!!! 😄💙🐬🥰
Your video's are always soothing to watch!! GREAT footage.. GREAT narration.. No crazy music drowning everything out.. Keep up the GREAT work good sir! Much respect and support from Yuma, AZ. 👍👍
I found your channel and it’s just perfection. I think you have a true appreciation for sharks and their beauty in nature. I like how you said “sharks just being sharks”.
Sick footage as usual, man. If you want to find more tiger sharks that are close to the surface, I recommend Shark Bay, Western Australia. I was there years ago, but I didn't have a drone nor the skills to pilot one. I guarantee you'd see a lot of tiger sharks, dugongs, dolphins, whales and maybe even whale sharks in April and May. It's a major hike from here in the US, but it's freakin beautiful out there. Lots of great places to film sea creatures all around the Australian coasts, in fact.
Hang on to The Beautiful English Language Friend, it is not "Sick", it is magnificent. Sick means diseased, ill, unable to function, needing to vomit, queasy, bilious, nothing good.
@@endangerdenglish Language and meanings change over time. In the 1970s and early 80s, things were 'bad' which meant they were 'amazing' or 'sick'. Don't misunderstand me, I'm a fan of correct usage however, as English has always been a hybrid of other languages, it is malleable.
@@endangerdenglish It is Aussie slang, come to Australia where The Indigenous aboriginals call great things" deadly" & i hope you wont have a need to Teach proper Grammer, learn to appreciate Culture as well as English literature. It is said that those who point a finger at another will find three pointing back at them. If You ask a Scottish person about the beauty of the english language, ah, never mind, You have a lovely day.
Thank you for bringing this beautiful footage to the world. Sharks are beautiful creatures, and you're providing valuable insight of their importance to the masses.
watching your videos is like feast for the right brain and the left brain - fantastically beautiful images, motion and background music, with rational information. that expands understanding. Always such a pleasure.
Such beautiful recordings, super arranged and well commented. So it is possible to see sharks going about their daily business and how they behave. Completely undisturbed as if a diver were influencing the animals with the camera underwater. greetings from Switzerland
I love your work , thank you for sharing your vacation/field trip footage + your insights too. You have a great talent and voice for narration thank you again for the doing all you do. Mucho appreciato.
Terrific footage! Would love to see you do a collab with the UK shark scientist, Kristian of the Shark Bytes channel. I think many people would find that really interesting.
Congrats on the great footage! I visited Noronha for the first time in 2021 and I was amazed by the ability to see Lemon Sharks and Nurse Sharks while swimming very close to the shore. Your drone footage offers a whole new perspective!
I'm struggling for just the right adjective to describe Fernando De Noronha, and that's just the images in this wonderful video. I'd completely lose my puny mind if I was actually set down among such a phenomenal place. I thank you sincerely for sharing your work with us. It's a joy to watch and your measured and well intended narration is both educational and inspiring.
Your work is just awesome ! This one's gonna be amazing as well , can't wait! Have you ever visited Florida State Universities coastal and marine laboratory?
You are following in Darwin's footsteps. I'd like to think he approves of your vital work. Indeed, if he were alive today I'll bet he would be joining you in drone science! I think this is one of the most important videos you've ever posted. Thank you.
TYVM 4 the beautiful soothing video😊 Brazil is very beautiful & agree it's a Paradise from heaven! I've been fascinated with sharks since I was a child when I saw the movie Jaw's but I❤️all the sea creatures👌so many are amazing & breathtaking as much as the Earth around it! You're a breath of fresh air bc I'm used to seeing a total different take on especially sharks meaning the aggressive side so I❤️everything about yr videos even the soothing music & yr voice so TYVM😇🙏🇺🇸🌠🕊️🪔☄️💫
I can’t believe how clear the waters are and how beautiful the beaches are where you filmed. Since subscribing and watching your channel I have learnt so much about sharks. I was fearful of them before but now thanks to your information I realise they aren’t the killing machines we are lead to believe. This video was so interesting and so calming. I can’t wait to see part 2. Thank you Carlos 😘
Love love love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make these to teach the world about these majestic kings of the ocean. For many years I lived and worked in “Da Bu” & used to surf county line and Leo not knowing there was a great white shark nursery right off the coast of Malibu. Do you have any drone video of that area? It’s just straight off of the coast from Pepperdine 20 miles out….and would love to see that. I appreciate you and the music etc…your soothing voice narration is spot on.
Your videos are always beautiful and informative. I've been wanting to do a type of shark survey at my local beach over a summer but it's part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore- a national park, meaning all drone filming is prohibited without permission (which they almost never give). And even if I was somehow able to get permission, my particular area is part of Naval airspace and they will not be happy if I fly a drone around here. However I know we have a decent amount of hammerheads because they are seen every year but also bull sharks, mako sharks and plenty of sand sharks. Ocearch has even shown white sharks around here- strangely, if you follow the track of these, they've often come from the Atlantic coast of New England or even further north, around Canada, and traveled all the way around the tip of Florida, into the Gulf and off the coast of the Florida panhandle. And that's just the few that have been tagged so I'm guessing there's probably more.
I've been fascinated by sharks since I was a kid. I would love to swim up close with them one day. I believe that they are very misunderstood by many people. But when you are in their territory, there is always a chance of an attack. I'd say usually it is a case of mistaken identity. But like think about it. If a huge shark broke into your home, I'm sure most people would kill them too.
Absolutely fascinating, your like the new age Jacques Cousteau, i can only imagine what he & his sons would of done with drone capability but you are able to capture & narrate your footage with finesse, putting you in good steed. I love Sharks, in fact i love Sea Dwellers period & Mother Ocean is the most important Kingdom to human life & i don't mean fishing, i mean climate, rain & the sustainment of all life on The Planet. Your videos help others to fall in love with The Ocean & Prayerfully take care of her. as always, i appreciate You Sir & Your Footage, Bravo! 𝓢𝓸 𝓑𝓮𝓪𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓯𝓾𝓵 (ɔ◔‿◔)ɔ
Yes. Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago that belongs to the state of Pernambuco, off the northeast coast of Brazil. Includes a marine national park and other protected areas.
Been there and swam..never saw a shark. This was some time ago and we were told that the fishery there had pretty well wiped them out before it became a Marine Reserve. Guess they're coming back, good!
Having Watch so many of your videos, where sharks swim close to people Who Will ever know about, I start to wonder if that can happen even in the mediterranean Sea, where we quite think there is no Shark at all.. I hope this new way of filming Sharks, Will, someday, answer to my question..
I'm always open to collaborating if there's actually an ongoing study. My work is mostly licensed for TV, NatGeo, Discovery, etc.. There's a reason you won't find my footage anywhere else on RUclips. Most inquiries I receive to collaborate are usually just folks that want to have access to the clips for use on their channels. I've appeared in various podcasts and even other RUclips channels in collaborations but not my footage.
You and ocean Ramsey have done so much to change the ignorance about sharks. You are showing people that they shouldn't be afraid to swim with sharks and yes, Great Whites. Ocean Ramsey has even proven that as long as it's decently clear water and the shark can tell it's a human, you can even pet them because they are the big puppy dogs of the sea. There has never been a true attack on a Human by a shark. If they can see that you're not prey, you're 100% safe. Rarely mistakes have happened by wearing seal looking wetsuits or in cloudy water but even then the shark let's go. Unfortunately, the size of the shark has caused fatalities from the accidental bite. There has never been a true stalking out a human, attacking the human and then predating the human. You're safe around these animals in fairly clear water
That's complete nonsense. A few shark species like the Great White are dangerous and will occasionally attack and even consume people (the attack on Simon Nellist is a recent example). Just because we may not be on the regular menu doesn't mean a GW won't feed on a person if it's hungry enough.
@@surfrider986 I disagree with you. Great white shark or any of the larger sharks have never truly attacked and eaten a person. They are very docile animals. Just watch all the Malibu artist or ocean Ramsey videos. Simon nellist must have instigated the shark. He may have harassed or gave the shark a reason to defend itself. A great white would not just seek out someone to eat like that. That was probably a self defense attack
@@kurtdavis7588 You're of course entitled to your opinion but it does fly in the face of proven shark attacks. I like the Malibu Artist videos and even Ramsey has some merits, although she herself had a lucky escape recently when she had to abort a dive when a Tiger shark came up suddenly from the depths. Nellist, who was a keen supporter of marine environment issues, was just swimming from one beach to another when attacked. He wasn't harassing the GW in any way, although some say it was mistaken identity, not something I believe myself as the shark returned to consume him. Certain species like the GW, Bull, Tiger and Oceanic Whitetip sharks do on occasion attack humans, they are wild animals which certainly shouldn't be treated like pets.
@@surfrider986 straight up, I don't believe in mistaken identity either. It just doesn't make sense to me and has always bothered me. How can a shark, like the great white have amazing eyesight and special sensors to detect and distinguish different electrical impulses from great distances? They also can recognize the difference in sea lions and seals. The mistaken Identity part has always bugged me. It honest to God, doesn't make sense. I don't think he was harassing the great white. I do believe that the white shark just straight up predated him. I also believe sharks are dangerous. I and any other animal lover have no problem admitting that a bear, coyote, wolf etc will just stalk and predate you, period. Why is it such a hard thing for people to come to grips that a large shark is also capable of the same behavior. My original comments were sarcastic from having to battle with people talking like I was in the previous comments. I was still in my trolling mood from earlier. Basically being a ridiculous version of the people I was arguing with
Stunning.
When I was a kid growing up in the 90s sans internet and always starved for shark-filled content, tuning in to Shark Week faithfully each year, THIS was the kind of thing I was always hoping to see. Not bloody baitings or predation compilations with slasher-movie soundtrack in the background. This is some of RUclips's best!
Same here!!
This is one of the most beautiful videos I've ever seen on RUclips
I used your shark nursery vid for a term paper as a way of discussing ethics of natural resources and my professor said he liked the example so much he said he made it as part of his curriculum for his next class!
Thank you for sharing such fabulous content with us!
That's awesome! Thanks so much. That's really an honor.
@@TheMalibuArtist😊😊
Such an amazing video and place. The music was so calming and serene and the footage was top notch. I would love to visit a place like this someday! I am looking forward to part two. Thank you so much for taking such awesome videos of these beautiful animals. This is the only way some of us will see these amazing creatures so close up!!! 😄💙🐬🥰
Your video's are always soothing to watch!! GREAT footage.. GREAT narration.. No crazy music drowning everything out.. Keep up the GREAT work good sir! Much respect and support from Yuma, AZ. 👍👍
Glad you like them! Thank you!
Your work is amazing. Thanks for your art and wisdom. The world needs so much more of this.
I found your channel and it’s just perfection. I think you have a true appreciation for sharks and their beauty in nature. I like how you said “sharks just being sharks”.
Most incredible and aspiring beauty!
Sick footage as usual, man. If you want to find more tiger sharks that are close to the surface, I recommend Shark Bay, Western Australia. I was there years ago, but I didn't have a drone nor the skills to pilot one. I guarantee you'd see a lot of tiger sharks, dugongs, dolphins, whales and maybe even whale sharks in April and May. It's a major hike from here in the US, but it's freakin beautiful out there. Lots of great places to film sea creatures all around the Australian coasts, in fact.
Hang on to The Beautiful English Language Friend, it is not "Sick", it is magnificent. Sick means diseased, ill, unable to function, needing to vomit, queasy, bilious, nothing good.
Thanks so much!
@@endangerdenglish let people speak or write like they want to lol
you got nothing to do with it
and i agree with him, sick footage! :D
@@endangerdenglish
Language and meanings change over time. In the 1970s and early 80s, things were 'bad' which meant they were 'amazing' or 'sick'. Don't misunderstand me, I'm a fan of correct usage however, as English has always been a hybrid of other languages, it is malleable.
@@endangerdenglish It is Aussie slang, come to Australia where The Indigenous aboriginals call great things" deadly" & i hope you wont have a need to Teach proper Grammer, learn to appreciate Culture as well as English literature. It is said that those who point a finger at another will find three pointing back at them. If You ask a Scottish person about the beauty of the english language, ah, never mind, You have a lovely day.
Tiger Sharks have always been my favorite sharks! I hope to see one as well one day! Great videos as always!
Thank you for bringing this beautiful footage to the world. Sharks are beautiful creatures, and you're providing valuable insight of their importance to the masses.
watching your videos is like feast for the right brain and the left brain - fantastically beautiful images, motion and background music, with rational information. that expands understanding. Always such a pleasure.
True Zen
i have no clue how much you tinkered with the colors, but the footage is on another level from what i have seen on this topic 🏆🏆🏆
This is such a beautiful video. I mean perfect all around. So peaceful and lovey. Thank you for sharing this. Thank you so very much
Such Crystal clear water to be able to see Everything 😲😲😲😲 Beautiful & Breathtaking
Wieder ein wunderschönes Video. Haie sind wunderschöne Tiere und das Meer ist ihr Territorium. Freue mich schon auf Part 2.
Such beautiful recordings, super arranged and well commented. So it is possible to see sharks going about their daily business and how they behave. Completely undisturbed as if a diver were influencing the animals with the camera underwater. greetings from Switzerland
Love all your videos. I'm very envious of your work, you're living the life.
You're very welcome to Brazil, goodfella!
Another incredible view on sharks it was amazing watching them just flowed in the waves
It was so beautiful to watch them in the waves…pure Zen
I love your work , thank you for sharing your vacation/field trip footage + your insights too. You have a great talent and voice for narration thank you again for the doing all you do. Mucho appreciato.
Great video. It's like watch the national geographic
Absolutely beautiful footage!
Terrific footage! Would love to see you do a collab with the UK shark scientist, Kristian of the Shark Bytes channel. I think many people would find that really interesting.
Waiting for part 2, amazing!
Excellent footage, thanks Music is perfect.Look forward to more drone videos
Wow, expanding your horizons. I suspect this may be the start of intersting journey for you. Thanks for sharing.
Another magnificent video 🙏🏼
I love your videos because it shows how majestic and peaceful sharks can truly be and it it's really beautiful
amazing
Exquisite.
Beautiful!
Hey you came to Brazil! What a great surprise! What a paradise huh? Unbeliaveble place.
Congrats on the great footage! I visited Noronha for the first time in 2021 and I was amazed by the ability to see Lemon Sharks and Nurse Sharks while swimming very close to the shore. Your drone footage offers a whole new perspective!
I'm struggling for just the right adjective to describe Fernando De Noronha, and that's just the images in this wonderful video. I'd completely lose my puny mind if I was actually
set down among such a phenomenal place. I thank you sincerely for sharing your work with us. It's a joy to watch and your measured and well intended narration is both educational
and inspiring.
Your work is just awesome ! This one's gonna be amazing as well , can't wait! Have you ever visited Florida State Universities coastal and marine laboratory?
Totally agree no mire words to at man🤣
Your videos of sharks are amazing .. sharks are so scarey but are so beautiful and graceful ..♥️
Stunning footage like always!
i came from brazil. i love to go back one day
I’d love to go there..
You are following in Darwin's footsteps. I'd like to think he approves of your vital work. Indeed, if he were alive today I'll bet he would be joining you in drone science! I think this is one of the most important videos you've ever posted. Thank you.
1:50 to 1:55 is just a gorgeous shot! I mean all of it is but that's my favorite! The way the sun glistens on the wave! Just gorgeous!
Amazing!!!
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
TYVM 4 the beautiful soothing video😊 Brazil is very beautiful & agree it's a Paradise from heaven! I've been fascinated with sharks since I was a child when I saw the movie Jaw's but I❤️all the sea creatures👌so many are amazing & breathtaking as much as the Earth around it! You're a breath of fresh air bc I'm used to seeing a total different take on especially sharks meaning the aggressive side so I❤️everything about yr videos even the soothing music & yr voice so TYVM😇🙏🇺🇸🌠🕊️🪔☄️💫
Hi man, i'm brazilian and i'm always watching your videos, this is dope!!!!
You are showing me places I will probably never see, thank you!
Part 2? What a blue ball! Looking forward to it and love the footage every time! Tiger sharks are my favorite
I can’t believe how clear the waters are and how beautiful the beaches are where you filmed. Since subscribing and watching your channel I have learnt so much about sharks. I was fearful of them before but now thanks to your information I realise they aren’t the killing machines we are lead to believe. This video was so interesting and so calming. I can’t wait to see part 2. Thank you Carlos 😘
I love your videos bro!!!🤙🏼
Love love love your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make these to teach the world about these majestic kings of the ocean. For many years I lived and worked in “Da Bu” & used to surf county line and Leo not knowing there was a great white shark nursery right off the coast of Malibu. Do you have any drone video of that area? It’s just straight off of the coast from Pepperdine 20 miles out….and would love to see that. I appreciate you and the music etc…your soothing voice narration is spot on.
1:36 huge birds flying over the wave-line (albatross maybe? no, don't think so) Also 3:42 ... and 5:54
thailand should be an interesting spot too
Your videos are always beautiful and informative. I've been wanting to do a type of shark survey at my local beach over a summer but it's part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore- a national park, meaning all drone filming is prohibited without permission (which they almost never give). And even if I was somehow able to get permission, my particular area is part of Naval airspace and they will not be happy if I fly a drone around here. However I know we have a decent amount of hammerheads because they are seen every year but also bull sharks, mako sharks and plenty of sand sharks. Ocearch has even shown white sharks around here- strangely, if you follow the track of these, they've often come from the Atlantic coast of New England or even further north, around Canada, and traveled all the way around the tip of Florida, into the Gulf and off the coast of the Florida panhandle. And that's just the few that have been tagged so I'm guessing there's probably more.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Stunning footage of these beautiful creatures. They are living the good life there. Love watching them, but will never join them in the water, ever!
Hey! Have you been to the city of Recife in Brazil? For some reason beaches there are famous for having lots of shark attacks
Thank you again for the beautiful video. Love what you do. Have a Tony the tiger day
Did you went to Recife??
Have you ever come to Australia to film sharks off the beaches here? I would love to know how prevalent they are
thx thx thx :D
I've been fascinated by sharks since I was a kid. I would love to swim up close with them one day. I believe that they are very misunderstood by many people. But when you are in their territory, there is always a chance of an attack. I'd say usually it is a case of mistaken identity. But like think about it. If a huge shark broke into your home, I'm sure most people would kill them too.
Absolutely fascinating, your like the new age Jacques Cousteau, i can only imagine what he & his sons would of done with drone capability but you are able to capture & narrate your footage with finesse, putting you in good steed. I love Sharks, in fact i love Sea Dwellers period & Mother Ocean is the most important Kingdom to human life & i don't mean fishing, i mean climate, rain & the sustainment of all life on The Planet. Your videos help others to fall in love with The Ocean & Prayerfully take care of her. as always, i appreciate You Sir & Your Footage, Bravo! 𝓢𝓸 𝓑𝓮𝓪𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓯𝓾𝓵 (ɔ◔‿◔)ɔ
I'd like to see what's around the shores of Puerto Rico
Why the hell does that mountain in the begining look like a carving of a human with a hand to the face?
This is Brazil?
Yes. Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago that belongs to the state of Pernambuco, off the northeast coast of Brazil. Includes a marine national park and other protected areas.
@@BenembuscaduOuro are there any aquariums in Brazil and in the ocean are there barracudas?
@@henriquedearruda8902 yes to both questions
In response to your question. I'd rather have you do US coastlines then expand out.
come to australia and head to W.A see the great whites there
should i worry about sharks? i go snorkelling out deep in south australia
Thank you for showing more of Brazil that's not "sex and football."
😄
Been there and swam..never saw a shark. This was some time ago and we were told that the fishery there had pretty well wiped them out before it became a Marine Reserve. Guess they're coming back, good!
Having Watch so many of your videos, where sharks swim close to people Who Will ever know about, I start to wonder if that can happen even in the mediterranean Sea, where we quite think there is no Shark at all.. I hope this new way of filming Sharks, Will, someday, answer to my question..
Do Tiger Sharks roar?
No they meow. Of course they roar, stop being silly!
Take more pictures of sharks
So annoying that I can't get the advert off of the screen
I would love to see you do a collaboration with Shark Bytes! He is a shark researcher so it would be cool to get his insight on some of your videos
I'm always open to collaborating if there's actually an ongoing study. My work is mostly licensed for TV, NatGeo, Discovery, etc.. There's a reason you won't find my footage anywhere else on RUclips. Most inquiries I receive to collaborate are usually just folks that want to have access to the clips for use on their channels. I've appeared in various podcasts and even other RUclips channels in collaborations but not my footage.
@TheMalibuArtist that's totally fair. Still something I'd very much love to see if there was a way to make it work. I love both of your channels!
beautiful
That looks like a juvenile tiger.
You and ocean Ramsey have done so much to change the ignorance about sharks. You are showing people that they shouldn't be afraid to swim with sharks and yes, Great Whites. Ocean Ramsey has even proven that as long as it's decently clear water and the shark can tell it's a human, you can even pet them because they are the big puppy dogs of the sea. There has never been a true attack on a Human by a shark. If they can see that you're not prey, you're 100% safe. Rarely mistakes have happened by wearing seal looking wetsuits or in cloudy water but even then the shark let's go. Unfortunately, the size of the shark has caused fatalities from the accidental bite. There has never been a true stalking out a human, attacking the human and then predating the human. You're safe around these animals in fairly clear water
That's complete nonsense. A few shark species like the Great White are dangerous and will occasionally attack and even consume people (the attack on Simon Nellist is a recent example). Just because we may not be on the regular menu doesn't mean a GW won't feed on a person if it's hungry enough.
@@surfrider986 I disagree with you. Great white shark or any of the larger sharks have never truly attacked and eaten a person. They are very docile animals. Just watch all the Malibu artist or ocean Ramsey videos. Simon nellist must have instigated the shark. He may have harassed or gave the shark a reason to defend itself. A great white would not just seek out someone to eat like that. That was probably a self defense attack
@@kurtdavis7588 You're of course entitled to your opinion but it does fly in the face of proven shark attacks. I like the Malibu Artist videos and even Ramsey has some merits, although she herself had a lucky escape recently when she had to abort a dive when a Tiger shark came up suddenly from the depths. Nellist, who was a keen supporter of marine environment issues, was just swimming from one beach to another when attacked. He wasn't harassing the GW in any way, although some say it was mistaken identity, not something I believe myself as the shark returned to consume him. Certain species like the GW, Bull, Tiger and Oceanic Whitetip sharks do on occasion attack humans, they are wild animals which certainly shouldn't be treated like pets.
@@surfrider986 straight up, I don't believe in mistaken identity either. It just doesn't make sense to me and has always bothered me. How can a shark, like the great white have amazing eyesight and special sensors to detect and distinguish different electrical impulses from great distances? They also can recognize the difference in sea lions and seals. The mistaken Identity part has always bugged me. It honest to God, doesn't make sense.
I don't think he was harassing the great white. I do believe that the white shark just straight up predated him. I also believe sharks are dangerous. I and any other animal lover have no problem admitting that a bear, coyote, wolf etc will just stalk and predate you, period. Why is it such a hard thing for people to come to grips that a large shark is also capable of the same behavior. My original comments were sarcastic from having to battle with people talking like I was in the previous comments. I was still in my trolling mood from earlier. Basically being a ridiculous version of the people I was arguing with
@@kurtdavis7588 Whooosh.....