I will never understand why people go in not knowing how to swim. We see it at every beach across the world. Bondi lifeguards are exceptionally talented heroes
In other episodes, I’ve heard the narrator mention the person potentially being from an area of the world that doesn’t have access to ocean like current such as central countries. I agree, it’s silly to go into the water without the ability to swim, but maybe they just don’t realize how different the ocean and lakes can be.
Agreed. If you can’t swim, in the ocean, and aren’t familiar with it, you shouldn’t be in it. Stay on the shoreline. Irresponsible behavior around the ocean results in everything that happened in this video
*The daddy in Harries is coming out more and more. Ahh the Terry clips...definitely had great dad vibes. I hope he, his son, and my son have met already in spirit. I hope they've all met Steve Irwin, too.*
Yes seeing the clips of the lovely Terry is so sad..he was always so quietly spoken and that one clip where he saved a young girl and talked about the loss of his son gets me every time I see it..Rest in Peace...🇬🇧💞✝️🙏🏄♀️🇦🇺
I watched bondi all through college while doing homework (it’s the best study aid!) and now my mom and I spend every Sunday rewatching episodes together. I love seeing the notification for each new upload!
It truly blows my mind how egocentric and foolish people have to be to choose not to listen to professional lifeguards. Like, don’t you understand that they watch this beach every single day and understand the dangers inside and out?? You think you know better than them?? That’s absolutely wild.
As a haole I’ve had this happen to me. I was at a surf spot during a typhoon and I was carefully watching the ocean. I saw a huge swell on the horizon and tried to warn a local news crew of the wave about to come in. Being a haole they chose to ignore me. About 3 minutes later the wave hit the beach. The place the news crew was standing ended up about 3 feet under water and crew and their camera equipment ended getting knocked over and in the drink. Sometimes the haole knows what he’s talking about. 😂
Beekeeper here: They should have known to call the local beekeepers association, who would have sent someone to retrieve the swarm & bring them to a safe new hive location. Those bees were clustered around the queen to keep her safe while scout bees were looking for a new permanent hive location. Even when they all fell to the road, people should have stayed away until a beekeeper came, instead of driving over them all. What a waste.
couldn't agree with you more. as an Australian, we generally have an idea about dealing with odd animal situations & knowing to call for help when we're out of our depth, as evidenced by calling the vet straight away, but it really went downhill from there. i was really sad to see that.
@@cautiouscoyote8590 How “should they have known?” It’s not part of their core business and they can’t know everything. I agree it wasn’t the best approach but they already have to know so much about so many things. They are lifeguards first and foremost, who are doing their best to help out in other situations as best as they can but how comprehensive do you want the manual to bee? (pun totally intended)
I’m glad there was clear footage of the guy who decided to disrespect some of the most amazing and hardworking heroes in the world. People can now avoid him.
You guys need another jet ski and a self inflating tube to give to people who you triage as not the worst case on multiple rescues. Hats off to you all, what a fantastic job you do. ❤
Beekeeper here: That was normal bee behavior. This could have been a teachable moment instead of uninformed destruction. For whatever reason the queen & all the bees that were old enough to fly left an old hive & were temporarily stopped on the car until their scout bees returned from hunting for a new hive location. It wouldn't have taken much longer to wait. The scouts might have returned & they'd all fly off. Those bees on the bike's only focus at the moment was to keep the queen safe in the middle of the swarm. A beekeeper would have brought a box to put under the swarm & shaken the bike (like when the car went over the bump) so the bees would fall into the box. The beekeeper would have closed the box & taken them away to create a safe new hive. Please, if you see a cluster of honeybees like these, search out your area's beekeepers association. They are literally everywhere. They will send someone to retrieve the bees.
Rhe bees on the car weren't there for anything in the backpack. It was a swarm on the move to a new hive. There's a queen bee inside that mass of bees. Harmless when swarming. Not interested in stinging as there's nothing to protect, brood, honey.
NO way why do people just ignore people like you guys are there to keep them safe like its your choice wanna live or want to die they obviously chose die
really makes you wonder if there is an incentive for the life-guards to try to play to a more international group? They have to rescue them and if it would mean fewer rescues, have more multi-lingual signage or something? I get it is on the tourist to do their best to learn the local language but we know that is not and never will be the case with 100% of people...
There should be another sign saying that if you have to be rescued a second time after being told not to swim in the rip it will be a 20.00 fine !! Make sure the sign is big and easy to read !
and the man who was a good swimmer was totally right. Sometimes lifeguards behave as if the sea is theirs. If someone wants to be in the water they can be in the water. You can give advice, you can warn, thats it. You dont own the sea.
M 28 years old but i can't swim.... I can't even take shower i feel suffocate😢 i wish if i could enjoy like them😢 drowning in childhood traumatized me😢
It's a shame no one considered the bee's health and safety and didn't call an apiculturist to remove the hive and put it to good use. They left thousands of bees who, in spite of the rain, could sting people.
Bit of a dumb comment, considering Australia is a English speaking country, the amount of people who visit Bondi from around the world is in the thousands every year, the beach would be full of notices, also the technology on iPhones means you can get the information you need to keep safe, also just use your common sense when travelling in a different country.
The reason no one reads signs in Australia is because they are pure visual pollution, there's millions of signs, and almost all of them are lies. "20 kph" corners are never 20 kph. Until they are. You can take most 20 kph corners out bush at 100+ flawlessly. But then you'll hit the only one where it IS 20 kph and almost lose your life. So if anything, the signs lying to us forcing a complacency are MORE dangerous than they are helpful. Unfortunately even though there's MANY studies on this subject the signmakers and signplacers seem to be running some ponzi scheme for profit, not for safety.
People just don't care what the signs say !!! I can't understand why so many people are not thinking about their safety when getting into the ocean. And the parents who are not watching their children is shocking !!!
I’m sorry, FOUR DAYS?! It took four days for one of thousands of beach goers to even read the sign? You lads deserve better from the public you serve. I’m not even sorry. That’s unacceptable
The signs could confuse me. There is no specific instruction about what those dangerous currents mean in terms of where or when it's okay to swim. I mean just saying there are dangerous currrents in this area does not instruct swimmers how to go about approaching the water.
The dangerous current sign has an icon showing people shouldn’t swim. Tbh Australian oceans are dangerous enough that if you are anything less than an objectively strong swimmer, you shouldn’t go any deeper than your waist. Even if you are a strong swimmer, honestly if you haven’t grown up with Australian oceans you should only ever swim between the safety flags during hours when the lifeguards are on duty
@@jeskeepinitrealconsidering the amount of tourists that go to Bondi, it is more effective to show a symbol that majority of people understand as no swimming, regardless of language rather than to say “no swimming” in just one language.
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I will never understand why people go in not knowing how to swim. We see it at every beach across the world. Bondi lifeguards are exceptionally talented heroes
In other episodes, I’ve heard the narrator mention the person potentially being from an area of the world that doesn’t have access to ocean like current such as central countries. I agree, it’s silly to go into the water without the ability to swim, but maybe they just don’t realize how different the ocean and lakes can be.
There you can be paddling one second, the next you step off a sandbank and you're in deep water! Not everyone drowning is on purpose you know.
Agreed. If you can’t swim, in the ocean, and aren’t familiar with it, you shouldn’t be in it. Stay on the shoreline. Irresponsible behavior around the ocean results in everything that happened in this video
@@TaylorrTaylorrthere are those rescues where they ask if they even swam in a POOL, AND THEY SAY NO. Those are the infuriating ones
@melrobertson2743 they tend to stay in areas where they can stand but end up getting pulled out
Terry will always be one of the best lifeguards on the show. RIP
Rip?
@@giaanderson8346 he passed away in 2022
R.I.P 🪦💔🕊️
the lifeguards on Bondi rescue are truly hero’s, god bless them
*The daddy in Harries is coming out more and more. Ahh the Terry clips...definitely had great dad vibes. I hope he, his son, and my son have met already in spirit. I hope they've all met Steve Irwin, too.*
Yes seeing the clips of the lovely Terry is so sad..he was always so quietly spoken and that one clip where he saved a young girl and talked about the loss of his son gets me every time I see it..Rest in Peace...🇬🇧💞✝️🙏🏄♀️🇦🇺
your Australia fetish is honestly quite odd.
I'm the first season they met him... not sure which ones though
I watched bondi all through college while doing homework (it’s the best study aid!) and now my mom and I spend every Sunday rewatching episodes together. I love seeing the notification for each new upload!
This is so cute!! We're honoured to be the show you share with your mom ❤ Stay tuned for the next episode! 🙏
I miss Terry...still way to young to die..Rest in Peace Terry. 😢🏄♀️
It’s just a normal swarm. A hive has produce a new queen and she is taking off to find a place to make a hive.
It truly blows my mind how egocentric and foolish people have to be to choose not to listen to professional lifeguards. Like, don’t you understand that they watch this beach every single day and understand the dangers inside and out?? You think you know better than them?? That’s absolutely wild.
As a haole I’ve had this happen to me. I was at a surf spot during a typhoon and I was carefully watching the ocean. I saw a huge swell on the horizon and tried to warn a local news crew of the wave about to come in. Being a haole they chose to ignore me. About 3 minutes later the wave hit the beach. The place the news crew was standing ended up about 3 feet under water and crew and their camera equipment ended getting knocked over and in the drink. Sometimes the haole knows what he’s talking about. 😂
Beekeeper here: They should have known to call the local beekeepers association, who would have sent someone to retrieve the swarm & bring them to a safe new hive location. Those bees were clustered around the queen to keep her safe while scout bees were looking for a new permanent hive location. Even when they all fell to the road, people should have stayed away until a beekeeper came, instead of driving over them all. What a waste.
couldn't agree with you more. as an Australian, we generally have an idea about dealing with odd animal situations & knowing to call for help when we're out of our depth, as evidenced by calling the vet straight away, but it really went downhill from there. i was really sad to see that.
That was sad. Bees are so endangered. We need all of them.
@@tiffanymorgan1059 agreed
Also a beekeeper. Given enough time, they would have eventually moved on in time. I've been too slow to catch swarms off of my hives before 😑
@@cautiouscoyote8590 How “should they have known?” It’s not part of their core business and they can’t know everything. I agree it wasn’t the best approach but they already have to know so much about so many things. They are lifeguards first and foremost, who are doing their best to help out in other situations as best as they can but how comprehensive do you want the manual to bee? (pun totally intended)
I’m glad there was clear footage of the guy who decided to disrespect some of the most amazing and hardworking heroes in the world. People can now avoid him.
the guy who could swim? he was 100% right though.
Oh my gosh, how sad for the bees. 😢😢😢
You guys need another jet ski and a self inflating tube to give to people who you triage as not the worst case on multiple rescues. Hats off to you all, what a fantastic job you do. ❤
Oh how i miss Terry! He always added something special to each episode.😢 Gentle rest, kind sir ❤️🩹
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awh old episodes bring back memories!
I'm waiting for one of my favorite trainees, Tommy. He was pretty cool.
We would never ever survive in the sea without the life-savers😢
The couple trying to surf 😂 she’s adorable, lucky guy.
My life goal is to get to Bondi beach with my beautiful daughter before I die and meet the incredible lifeguards
Never in my life have I seen a flock of bees being attached to a bag, and after seeing them just fall to the ground after going over the first bump
Beekeeper here: That was normal bee behavior. This could have been a teachable moment instead of uninformed destruction. For whatever reason the queen & all the bees that were old enough to fly left an old hive & were temporarily stopped on the car until their scout bees returned from hunting for a new hive location. It wouldn't have taken much longer to wait. The scouts might have returned & they'd all fly off. Those bees on the bike's only focus at the moment was to keep the queen safe in the middle of the swarm. A beekeeper would have brought a box to put under the swarm & shaken the bike (like when the car went over the bump) so the bees would fall into the box. The beekeeper would have closed the box & taken them away to create a safe new hive.
Please, if you see a cluster of honeybees like these, search out your area's beekeepers association. They are literally everywhere. They will send someone to retrieve the bees.
Hello I am right now in Sydney and I am sooo excited to come to Bondi Beach and I might be able to meet you guys
Rhe bees on the car weren't there for anything in the backpack. It was a swarm on the move to a new hive. There's a queen bee inside that mass of bees. Harmless when swarming. Not interested in stinging as there's nothing to protect, brood, honey.
Fr though, so frustrating, you can literally make a bee beard with them in this state because all they care about is the queen
@@ThomasSawyers yeah, should've called a bee keeper, or at least that's what I would've done, they'll take them.
not everyone has time time to spare for that :D
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Love seeing Harries,he is my favouriteNice to see Terry again.
Ppl who love Bondi’s life guards and there beach
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Keep up the good work bondi❤️
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Loved seeing Reidy with the bees
Nice that there’s vid of that huge ‘wash’
We all miss Terry
Yay season 7🥰
NO way why do people just ignore people like you guys are there to keep them safe like its your choice wanna live or want to die they obviously chose die
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It’s so funny they call the people clients or customers.
How does she not understand the sign?
What a dream job!
I hope I can get a good rest and rest of my day
I like your video content and I would really like to come to Bondi beach someday if I have the chance🥰❤
We hope you'll get the chance to visit one day! 🙏
@@BondiRescue I really hope it happens❤️
I thought bees were protected?
Not by lifeguards, apparently..
Why would European honey bees be protected in Australia?
@AndrewTBP I don't know. I thought all honey bees needed to be protected.
Thumbs up new subscribers here thanks for sharing 👍 😀
Just goes to show you how much people really pay attention to the signage. It's really sad
That’s scary fr
Rip tary ❤
Why dont they just put up a big no swimming sign for that south area ? And not let anyone swim there.
Its a constant problem as people are so dense.
It should be a criminal offence to go into the water if you can't swim, more so if you take your kids.
really makes you wonder if there is an incentive for the life-guards to try to play to a more international group? They have to rescue them and if it would mean fewer rescues, have more multi-lingual signage or something? I get it is on the tourist to do their best to learn the local language but we know that is not and never will be the case with 100% of people...
Poor bees
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I hope the Australian government pays for the lifeguards with insurance and retirement. Otherwise, why risk your life for stinkers?
The lifeguards are employed by Waverley Council, so they have superannuation like we all do.
There should be another sign saying that if you have to be rescued a second time after being told not to swim in the rip it will be a 20.00 fine !! Make sure the sign is big and easy to read !
and the man who was a good swimmer was totally right. Sometimes lifeguards behave as if the sea is theirs. If someone wants to be in the water they can be in the water. You can give advice, you can warn, thats it. You dont own the sea.
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M 28 years old but i can't swim.... I can't even take shower i feel suffocate😢 i wish if i could enjoy like them😢 drowning in childhood traumatized me😢
It's a shame no one considered the bee's health and safety and didn't call an apiculturist to remove the hive and put it to good use. They left thousands of bees who, in spite of the rain, could sting people.
Why are the Danger and Warning signs only in English (at least the ones shown)? We see so many near-drowning victims don't speak a word.
at least put them in Chinese
Bit of a dumb comment, considering Australia is a English speaking country, the amount of people who visit Bondi from around the world is in the thousands every year, the beach would be full of notices, also the technology on iPhones means you can get the information you need to keep safe, also just use your common sense when travelling in a different country.
You are right but also there is a drawing that’s very clear no matter your language, a swimmer with a red cross over it
The reason no one reads signs in Australia is because they are pure visual pollution, there's millions of signs, and almost all of them are lies. "20 kph" corners are never 20 kph. Until they are. You can take most 20 kph corners out bush at 100+ flawlessly. But then you'll hit the only one where it IS 20 kph and almost lose your life. So if anything, the signs lying to us forcing a complacency are MORE dangerous than they are helpful. Unfortunately even though there's MANY studies on this subject the signmakers and signplacers seem to be running some ponzi scheme for profit, not for safety.
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People just don't care what the signs say !!! I can't understand why so many people are not thinking about their safety when getting into the ocean. And the parents who are not watching their children is shocking !!!
Early!
I’m sorry, FOUR DAYS?! It took four days for one of thousands of beach goers to even read the sign?
You lads deserve better from the public you serve. I’m not even sorry. That’s unacceptable
Bees should have been dealt with better. Such a shame to see all those lives wasted
Irresponsables.
😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
Just go to india
The signs could confuse me. There is no specific instruction about what those dangerous currents mean in terms of where or when it's okay to swim. I mean just saying there are dangerous currrents in this area does not instruct swimmers how to go about approaching the water.
The dangerous current sign has an icon showing people shouldn’t swim. Tbh Australian oceans are dangerous enough that if you are anything less than an objectively strong swimmer, you shouldn’t go any deeper than your waist. Even if you are a strong swimmer, honestly if you haven’t grown up with Australian oceans you should only ever swim between the safety flags during hours when the lifeguards are on duty
@@cm1706 Signs don't say that, though. The oceans laugh at swimming skills.
@@jeskeepinitrealconsidering the amount of tourists that go to Bondi, it is more effective to show a symbol that majority of people understand as no swimming, regardless of language rather than to say “no swimming” in just one language.
@@SadfaceCM Yeah exactly!
Umm ok the lifeguard kissed a swimmer is he her boyfriend or husband
One has nothing to do with the other
👇I am Florida's toughest swimmer I crave for rip currents
It’s people like you who come to places like Bondi and Hawaii and drown. Stay in Florida and enjoy being the toughest swimmer there. 😂
You place clear warning signs along the beach... in English. Most people are tourists from other countries who don't speak or understand English. 🤷
the Dangerous current sign clear as day unless your a prize pillack or cant read
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