Shark attack in Deep Sea Corals of Polynesia | SLICE
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- To discover always more about deep sea and the coral reef life, the Under the Pole team has left the Arctic for the South Pacific. Diving in an hostile environment, one of the scientists face a shark with a strange behavior, turning to be aggressive. An impressive attack follows.
The wounded diver has then to fight for his survival: trapped between the mandatory decompression stages and his unstoppable loss of blood.
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That was a territorial bite. He wanted you out of there. And he got it.
Why did yall keep following it so closely. Why not enjoy it from a safe distance ? You can't really blame the shark. It looked like a defensive bite as to say ,"hey stop it. Leave me alone."
That exaggerated behavior, swimming humpbacked, pectorals down, large head movements, is classic aggressive signaling. How is it that i dont even dive and i know this, and these guys dont?
Agree 100%. That is something they should know. The shark gave them so many warnings to move away
You have the benefit of hindsight and google. If you have no experience to draw from, you wouldn’t know what is normal behavior or not. It’s not often sharks do this. In decades of being in the ocean, I’ve never seen it.
@@Houd_Vast BULLSHIT. I dind't google anything, Johnny. I didn't say I have no experience, I said I don't dive. Many professional hunters have never seen a grizzly charge, but they know what it looks like. It's not "hindsight", I recognized this well-known behavior the second I saw it.
@@Houd_Vast Nope sorry disagree. Those are very experienced divers going to great depths. I am a beginner diver and i learnt that a long time ago out of interest. If you are going into space you dont just go, you find out about it. Same with the ocean...Basic error there
@@citadelgrad87 it’s really only sharks and small aquarium fish that show aggression that way. Animals have many different types of behaviors, but what you should of said, any behavior towards you should be taken seriously.
This behaviour of sharks is well known and should be common knowledge among divers.
this video should have more views
The sharks pose just before attacking is a school book example of an irritated shark. Look at the arching body and the way it moves. When it does that, you're about to get it.
"he doesn't look his usual self" haha no shit, dude just got bit by a shark
The shark's movement was really interesting. Thanks for sharing.
I live across the street from the ocean but I don't swim in it. I once saw a school of hammerheads frenzy feed on a whale carcass. haha..That's a scary thing to see.
Love the video. But a 2.5 hour decompression time ?
🤷🤷🤷
80 meters depth
A 120 Metre dive
Incredible mad respect for keeping calm and making it out
Look at that VIS at 120 metres..😍
That was really, I mean really close....
Respect to the diver keeping his cool......
That sharks arched back and downward fins was a clear sign of aggression or being territorial, should of kept your distance instead of following it
It is literally shark language for: „leave me the fuck alone or else!“
It’s amazing how long the shark tried a non violent approach by signaling them before he had to resort to force. over 1.5 minutes. He definitely warned them more than one time. There was just a language barrier.
The shark showed guys that she was ready to attack (by movements).
Diving in an area known to have sharks and you don't bring a bang stick or a shark dart?
That is either brave or just plain stupid.
The incident happened too acutely
Pretty much all dive areas have shark. We see sharks all the time and don't carry weapons. If this guy had any common sense he'd have been fine.
He should not been that close to the shark. It's totally the dude's fault.
idk but following a shark from behind doesn't seem cool cuz that what they do when they are scouting so for them following him from behind means you where about to do something so he was defensive that's all. that's my take. I don't dive tho so this is all guessing.
Next time better dont follow into the blue a shark with such an aggressive attitude (movement + pectoral fins down) … meh
AMAZING
the diver got what he asked for, the shark was displaying territorial behavior all the time (fins down, spine arched), and the dumb diver decided to chase the shark... play stupid games , win stupid prizes
Strange how it targeted his head and not a limb or his rebreathing equipment 😮
Makes sense, from a sharks pov, the head is where the mouth is and the mouth is the weapon. if you bite his leg, maybe the diver bites back (from the sharks perspective, of course the diver doesn’t actually bite back) but if you bite his head, it’s much more difficult to bite back.
@@lucasmancini2 You are over anthropomorphising. Sharks zero in on electrical pulses & movement as well as smell.
He is blessed!
I can’t understand how this could have happened. I never scuba dived (although I will do my first prevet this year) I have a little bit of snorkel experience. But I know immediately that those signals of the shark means „Get the fuck away from me!“ Yes I did some research on sharks and did snorkel with reef sharks multiple times. But this guys are diving up to 100 meters!! how do they not know? diving to that depth is formula 1 of diving, that’s like climbing on mount everest. They are absolute pros diving since years. How tf do they not know the signs of sharks? This shark signaled it sooo clearly. I have never seen a better video that shows it better and clearer. pectoral fins down, tense body, rapid and exaggerated side to side moves. That’s a picture book example of sharkish for : „I am really really angry, you need to leave me the fuck alone immediately or I will defend myself!“
If you have years of scuba experience and hundreds if not thousands of dives, shouldn’t you know that? Sharks are everywhere in the ocean, no matter where you go diving. You will meet them (and most of the times it’s a pleasure)
Shark is the best predator
WTF!!? Shark exhibits obvious, well known territorial threat behavior and this guy just cruises straight up to him and follows him around? What do you expect to happen? The narration makes it sound like they just "met." Didn't look like that to me -- looked like the diver wanted to approach. Crazy and stupid. Cluster together, stay away from the shark, stay calm and unthreatening -- shark would probably leave.
YYYYEEEESSSSSSSSSS!! I love shark bite victims, it's so rare to catch on video
Did they say what type of shark it was?
It looks like a black tip to me but there's no black on the dorsal fin.
Le requin en a eu assez de votre attitude oppressante juste derrière lui à le filmer, le suivre et il attaque au moment où vous mettez sur lui cette lumière aveuglante!! Il est chez lui. N oublions jamais que lorsque nous plongeons nous venons CHEZ EUX. Aimeriez-vous que quelqu'un vienne chez vous, et vous suive dans chaque piece de votre maison 1m derriere vous?? NON! Et bien ce requin non plus. Vous êtes 100% responsable de cette attaque. Lorsque l homme apprendra à respecter les animaux on aura franchi un grand pas pour l'humanité. Bonne continuation et bonne guérison.
it was the electric scooter that disturbed the shark, for sure.
No, the shark was telling them for over 1.5 minutes, to leave him alone and they should absolutely know that. You don’t dive 80 meters if you don’t have years of experience and hundreds of dives.
The sharks rapid and exaggerated side to side movements, pectoral fins down, tensed up body posture, are all signs that he is angry about you, being in his personal space. thats the sharks way of telling you, that you need to leave him alone immediately. They didn’t listen and keept following him very closely. It was absolutely not difficult to avoid this by just leaving the shark. he gave them aloooot of warnings before he had to bite. The problem was just the language barrier.
Supongo que un ataque de ese tipo justifica que se pisoteen los corales.. por lo demás ¡vaya susto!!
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Next he'll stick his head in a Lion's mouth.
This is stupid...
Cuando les pase eso inclinen la cara hacia arriba y con el dedo índice aprietan la goma por fuera y sopla con la nariz 👃 duro y el agua de la careta sale afuera
I USED TO DIVE IN MY ISLAND, THAT SHARK WOULD BE DEAD WITH ME...