Dive Instructor ranks Sharks (and which ones I would not want to scuba with)
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- PADI scuba diving instructor ranks sharks on a tier list and which ones I would want to scuba dive with or be on my surface interval.
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Whale sharks are my absolute favorite, I would love to see hammerhead, and I would be positively grinning with all of the cute and funny looking sharks
Yes, very impressive 😮
Whale sharks are so impressive with their size!! I can't believe we didn't see one in the three years we lived in wa
I used to watch your videos before and now I’m a padi msdt😂 happy bubbles 🫧
That's amazing!!! What's your fav shark
What shark ranking do you didagree with?
Thsnk you so muvj for watching this video amd feel free to head on over to the tier list to reorder your sharks!
What an amazing detailed summary of sharks . It's very impressed. Got the point: not white or transparent thins, or suits, first to check if the shark is full , eaten recently and most importantly to have a buddy, who would be willing to swim before you. Otherwise Pot Jackson shark is the most unique to look at, preferably on the screen.
Port Jackson sharks are quite small, they're around 1m maximum. I'm sure you'd love to see one :)
I had a 250lb Harbor seal scare the 💩 out of me while fishing on my kayak. Couldn’t imagine what I would do if its a shark 🦈 😅
Harbour seals can be possessive and potentially aggressive. I think all wildlife needs to be seen with a tiny bit of fear and a lot of respect
I could never scuba dive with sharks 😭
Its the best!!
So red is good.
Yeah.. I don't know why the tier list is in that colour order. But I feel the top is the best!
In the Red Sea off Egypt is Elphinstone Reef, where you can see Oceanic Whitetips all the time. If you follow the precautions, it’s perfectly safe. You stay together, go vertically and face any curious Longimanus.
I'd love to go see them one time. Have you been? How many did you see
@@OceanPancake We‘ve had two close encounters with the same shark. Great experience. When it was quite nearby, one of us kicked unintentionally his fin in the sharks direction. It closed its eye with the extra lid and turned away immediately. Their actually pretty easily scared by scuba divers. Still, they deserve respect - for more than one reason. 😉
Nurse sharks are like a cross between a tadpole and a puppy dog.
That's the perfect description. Giant tadpoles
I love most sharks, but those who live close to home (Norway) are my favorites. The Greenland shark is actually a really slow moving shark, but it is huge though so kinda scary haha. We do have a lot of Spiny dogfish which I find adorable, and some porbeagle sharks from time to time. They are not as commonly known about as other sharks, but they deserve all the love.❤
Awhhh!! That's beautiful. Have you even seen the Greenland shark? Was that underwater??
I was on my 8th dive ever on the Sunshine Coast (4 of them my PADI training dives) and I saw a great white 🤯 I was NOT ready, lol. In water experience was fine (it checked us out and kept swimming) but it scared me off diving for a year until I could process it. We'd seen lots of whales on the surface interval, and I believe the whites follow them into and out of Queensland, so be mindful of them here during whale season.
Favourite shark encounter happened last year while diving on my first ever seamount, in Papua New Guinea. A beautiful grey reef shark just cruising along the deep drop off, on a very remote and beautiful reef ❤
Love the video, you have reminded me there are so many sharks I still want to see!
Oh my goodness!! Yeah a few of my friends have seen them around Brisbane and it just sounds so scary!!
As you love sharks so much, it makes me think you're a sharks too. 😜
I know sharks could maybe be dangerous, I would guess some little bit more then others, so I wonder how would you rank them.
I would rank them from: best for first dive with sharks to experts only.
As you may know from dogs: Labrador are the most forgiving, so they would never Bit you even if you annoying them. So I guess there are sharks, which are better for first time shark diving then others.
Great way to look at it! Do you have a favourite shark?
Sadly I don't have a favorite , but I like the Mako, well all the blue sharks looks great. I guess a true favorite you would get If you got the chance to dive with them.
I look so much forward to get the chance to dive with you, because I believe I could learn a lot about sharks from you. 👌
Hi there! Love your videos Ocean Pancake. U do such an amazing and incredible work with the 🦈's and everything that you and your team divers do for them. If i were to go shark diving/swimming with you guys .I would like to see four of my most all time favorite Blue shark's, thresher's, hammerheads and the oceanic whitetips. That would be so cool to see them up close to take pictures of them 🙂😄😍💙💙💙💙
They are such dreamy sharks to dive with!! I should organise some trips maybe...
@OceanPancake OK That would be awesome! 😀😍🤘👍✌️🙂
If you saw how a Goblin Sharks jaw extends very far forward from its head to bite its prey you wouldn't want to tickle it. Also their scraggly looking teeth.
I think his pertruding jaw is kind of cute? Hahaha but seriously it is quite freaky
@@OceanPancake LOL. Everyone likes what they like!! I'm not sure how cute it would be when it lunges at you!! I guess you could look at it like it's puckering up to give you a smooch!!
Loved your tier choices and I honestly love all sharks , saying that I have had some wonderful / scary interactions with big Whites . My first was snorkelling off the beach and circled by a 10ft 250m all the way back to shore. The second one 14ft bumped my shoulder while I was pulling a cray out of a crack and the last one 14ft followed circling us all the way 50m back to the boat. They are an incredibly inquisitive shark and the one that bumped my shoulder made me respond like crazy and I startled it so much it raced off like I was dangerous , only time I was alone in the water too.
Sharks definitely know when you're alone and come check you out! Where was this? How cold was the water?
@@OceanPancake One was Christies Beach , One Seaford Reefs , The bump was Kangaroo Island . All were in Summer while spear fishing in around 20 degrees water temp South Australia .
@@OceanPancake There have been times over many years when It "just doesn't feel right " and I won't go in or I get out the water , It's hard to describe but I always trust this feeling .
480p :(
Yeah I don't know what's going on :( I'm sorry!
Wouldn’t want to be anywhere near bulls, tigers, great whites, or oceanic white tips. Statistically, those are the ones that are likely to make a meal out of you.
Mostly when I'm in my "surface interval" in terms of this video ranking hahaha
@@OceanPancake I would like to see a decent sized shark, though. I have done scuba in the caribbean and Fiji (dive kadavu) and all I saw was one 4 ft shark, lol.
I'm not a sçubďiver but i am a fisherman 7 more so quiet a mouthful isherman and I caught a ²28 pound Mako still have his Jaws at-home hanging in my basement
Where was this?
Off the Jersey coast aship out of Brielle N.J. traveled to the Canyons fish spots if you fish you know were the Canyons are.