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Just a suggestion and question....why don't the awesome lifesavers use two or three drones to scan the waters the whole day? Sharks can be easily spotted from above.
Many people don’t realise how many blood and platelet transfusions cancer patients need. My son had over 100 blood transfusions and over 150 platelet transfusions over his 8 years of cancer treatment, starting at age 5. I didn’t know myself, until he was diagnosed and went into treatment. I always thought of car crashes and accidents, when it came to people needing blood. So now everyone I know donates, because many cancer patients need it, including many children. Thank you to anyone who has ever donated, your literally saving lives.
This is so true! When I was going through treatment I lost count of all the ones I had! It’s absolutely crazy but I’m so grateful for everyone that donates blood! ❤️
I agree with your comment.Bondi must be an awesome community to live in,its expensive but i still would love to live there.I 'd be on the beach everyday watching the bondi lifegaurds doing thier thing.I'd be talking to them too when they aren't really busy as well.
It was so smart of the rescuers to not talk to him about the shark and to ask him to focus on them! If he would've panicked and thought more about the situation, there's a good chance he could've died from blood loss since your blood pumps faster when you panic. Such great people that helped him, so glad they were out there.
That is sweet. I donate blood to Red Cross all the time because it makes me feel good knowing something so easy can help someone so much. Im glad that blood donations have helped you! Thats amazing.
I always wish I could donate blood, but due to medications I need, I'm not able to. I try to convince others to donate, and I've vowed that if for any reason I'm ever allowed to donate blood, I will. My body can always make more.
Me too. When I was 8 months pregnant I had a ruptured splenic artery aneurysm and had a ER C-section but I was a full code blue. The first night alone I received over 36 units of blood, cell saver and plasma. My son and I were the 14th known woman and baby to have both survived a ruptured SAA. Every time I see the Red Cross truck I thank the workers and people donating. Without them I would not have lived. I was loosing more than they could put in me. We’re so very blessed and thankful to everyone who donates.
Just seeing the title made me shiver, I remember when i watched this episode while binge watching bondi rescue, thank goodness lifeguards and paramedics are a thing in this world. Love you all for your hard work, dedication and passion to save people’s lives ❤
4:22 I got full body chills even though I've seen this episode. The Bondi Rescue editors really know how to foreshadow and tell the story with such respect & detail.
Im so pleased the guy who was attacked by a shark survived. What absolute gentlemen those french lads were. Heros they saved his life with the tourniquet and they were very sweet and humble
As someone from the states who vacations in Florida, I am shocked at how much precaution is taken there in Australia when a shark is spotted. Maybe Florida wouldn’t be shark attack capital if things like this were set in place.
Bondi beach, while one of the most popular beaches, its also one of the most dangerous. If you watch this series, you can see just how much training and precaution these life guards go through. It's incredible
@@JazzysCozyCrochet I taught with a lady who grew up in New Smyrna and she said it wasn’t remotely uncommon for people at her HS to walk in with a little bite. I’m like what??? I can’t even fathom going in that water.
I’ve been to Florida beaches also in Australia no so much bondi as it’s packed with surfers wannabes and tedious backpackers my time in the water was in and out in water not higher than my knees Thank you very much I saw people in bondi swimming at least two miles from shore why they do that I don’t know
I was surfing at Bondi that day and only found out about the attack when I got home and watched the news. I was surfing the Northern Beaches a few days before and saw a decent sized shark. Told a few around me surfing and they said "no worries mate, he was here yesterday". I didn't hang around.
Seeing the title made me cringe.Hope the man who lost his arm made a full recovery, the lifegaurds literally stopped this man from becoming 'shark bait'. Thankyou to the French gentleman who helped with the tornequet, they also saved his life.
This was the scariest episode of all 😢 I couldn't sleep for a week after watching,glad the man was alright after, these lifeguards are amazing 🤩🤩 keep up the amazing work 👏 🤩
i feel so bad for the man who lost his arm, even though the paramedics tried putting his arm back, they couldn’t, i literally tried not to tear up but when H said “yeah, let’s do that, i don’t want to lose Reidy” that blew me and my sister we were both sobbing other than that, the French men were quite good at explaining about Glenn’s hand, props to the other two guys for putting him on a soft board instead of leaving him there like what the majority of people do back in the UK, when you get bit by a shark, either 1 person helps, or you’re shark bait but now Glenn has surprisingly done better and he made a book what i want to buy but it’s like 30 pounds
@cheiart Pay no attention to this snot. lol I literally JUST came across another comment with him complaining about old content... yet, he's still here watching 👀 😂
I never understood how bad sharks can be, my friend and I were playing in the water and we both saw a shark and jumped on the paddel board and let my friend take us in! in short term I sacrificed my friend to a shark.
Les requins - qui sont des poissons - tuent en moyenne 6 personnes par année dans le monde entier. Les humains (qui sont sensés être réfléchis et gentils) tuent 100 millions de requins chaque année... C'est extrêmement rare que les requins tuent des humains, à l'inverse de l'homme
@1:44 he thought he could hear SOMETHING! So many people are unaware of how to avoid making themselves more attractive to sharks. ie SIRENS!, dangling reflective jewelry, cuts/blood, time of day...
The guy carrying his baby with the water above his waist smh. Also makes me shiver cause I use to swim in the deep and tbh I look back and it's one of the dumbest things I've ever done.
I had a tiger shark under me in the Swan River. I didn't even know it was there until I accidentally kicked the poor thing. It obviously had no interest in me or my mates and was just passing through. If it wanted one of us, it would've had us. Just doing its own thing. So much fear mongering over the beautiful creatures.
I lived in Karratha in the 80s and went up there for holidays a few times over the years in the 90s after moving to Perth. Still homesick for the place😔
Perché rischiare ? Non è il nostro mondo è il mondo marino non ci appartiene . Non dimentico il ragazzo di hurgada ha lottato come un leone , chiamava il padre , aiuti zero prevenzione zero senza arti non poteva nuotare 😢 due mesi prima stessa zona due giovani donne divorate . Rip . 🌷❤️
Well done to everyone that helped the guy. I really don’t understand why people still surf in those waters. If there is any chance of shark attack why take the risk?? Seriously it is not worth it!
If you want to make the beach really safe, you need to patrol it all the time with drones and have a Jet Sky ready in the water. You can use automated drone scanning with AI software searching for sharks silhouette that triggers an alarm system for the life guards central. Then you launch the jet skis to clear the beach and escorts the shark out of the bay. Life is precious and with that you can have peace of mind to enjoy the beach.
Love that bondi can call the helicopter for missing bodies, but the helicopter records it and sends it to the news? 2:34 Like whoever was on that helicopter.. actual pos 2:52 whoever zoomed in instead of contacting someone to sound the alarm no regard for human life. 2:59 Maybe if they sounded the alarm when they saw it instead of posting it to the news 3:23 the person who’s arm got bitten off would of heard the sharks around yesterday and wouldn’t of had to read the news to see oh there was a shark there yesterday. But nope:) content over human life right. 3:30 “danger ignored” 3:46 because whoever took that picture got paid for that, and trying to diminish a company for content should be fired. Glen is a lucky fella and thanks for the French people for stopping the blood loss ! True heroes unlike the helicopter crew that day.. even the lifeguards donated blood for him! Where were they? 9:51, 10:03, 10:17 clearly this is a different crew
I now live in the uk and most of my swimming is in the Mediterranean Sea with no sharks. However, as I was born and raised in Sydney I still fear sharks and it does not matter where, even is seas that should be safe. You’re in their territory so if you encounter one, it’s game over. I also don’t believe the shark should be killed. A lot of people agree. They do what they do as part of nature and the numbers are declining rapidly. Look at China and fin soup.
Matey, if you think there are no sharks in the Med you're kidding yourself. No need to be alarmed as the chances of encountering one are slim to none, but also please don't be naive about it.
we use the sea to have fun but the sea is a world where there are inhabitants, prey and predators who hunt every day, and people go to the sea as if they were going to the park for a jog, they enter a marine savannah especially in Australia. I've been on that beach and swam on the shore strange because I like to dive to 15 m underwater in freediving and I like to be 50 70 meters offshore, but I'm not in the Mediterranean, I'm in the Pacific Ocean, I'm in Australia. the sea gives you fun but you have to respect and fear it, it's not Disneyland
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A BRAND NEW episode is out TOMORROW, 8am Bondi time on RUclips - but for a limited time only! 😎
Link below 👇 Hit that notification button so you don't miss the best Premiere ever! bit.ly/BondiRescueNewSeasonPremiere
Just a suggestion and question....why don't the awesome lifesavers use two or three drones to scan the waters the whole day? Sharks can be easily spotted from above.
Many people don’t realise how many blood and platelet transfusions cancer patients need. My son had over 100 blood transfusions and over 150 platelet transfusions over his 8 years of cancer treatment, starting at age 5. I didn’t know myself, until he was diagnosed and went into treatment. I always thought of car crashes and accidents, when it came to people needing blood. So now everyone I know donates, because many cancer patients need it, including many children. Thank you to anyone who has ever donated, your literally saving lives.
This is so true! When I was going through treatment I lost count of all the ones I had! It’s absolutely crazy but I’m so grateful for everyone that donates blood! ❤️
Why do cancer patients need blood?
Bless the people that brought him in and cared for him till ambos got there. Angels
What a community! Absolute legends! 🙌
I bless you for caring
I agree with your comment.Bondi must be an awesome community to live in,its expensive but i still would love to live there.I 'd be on the beach everyday watching the bondi lifegaurds doing thier thing.I'd be talking to them too when they aren't really busy as well.
It's great to see people lend a hand when needed.
It was so smart of the rescuers to not talk to him about the shark and to ask him to focus on them! If he would've panicked and thought more about the situation, there's a good chance he could've died from blood loss since your blood pumps faster when you panic. Such great people that helped him, so glad they were out there.
and then they say french are rude and cant speak english lol
@@iMarsiTV ?
I’ve had 2 blood transfusions, I thank anyone who’s ever donated blood.. you all helped save my life twice. ❤
Shutup meg
That is sweet. I donate blood to Red Cross all the time because it makes me feel good knowing something so easy can help someone so much. Im glad that blood donations have helped you! Thats amazing.
I always wish I could donate blood, but due to medications I need, I'm not able to. I try to convince others to donate, and I've vowed that if for any reason I'm ever allowed to donate blood, I will. My body can always make more.
Blood transfusions saved my mum as she battled cancer. That was about ten years ago. I'm forever grateful.
Me too. When I was 8 months pregnant I had a ruptured splenic artery aneurysm and had a ER C-section but I was a full code blue. The first night alone I received over 36 units of blood, cell saver and plasma. My son and I were the 14th known woman and baby to have both survived a ruptured SAA. Every time I see the Red Cross truck I thank the workers and people donating. Without them I would not have lived. I was loosing more than they could put in me. We’re so very blessed and thankful to everyone who donates.
Just seeing the title made me shiver, I remember when i watched this episode while binge watching bondi rescue, thank goodness lifeguards and paramedics are a thing in this world. Love you all for your hard work, dedication and passion to save people’s lives ❤
What episode is it? I hella want to watch it lol
This clip definitely sends shivers down our spines as well! How terrifying! We're very proud of the community that were able to help him! 🙌
😮😮😮
@@avandi9382 Season 4 episode 11 im pretty sure
So lovley
4:22 I got full body chills even though I've seen this episode. The Bondi Rescue editors really know how to foreshadow and tell the story with such respect & detail.
Im so pleased the guy who was attacked by a shark survived. What absolute gentlemen those french lads were. Heros they saved his life with the tourniquet and they were very sweet and humble
“Yeah, let’s do that (launch the ski) I don’t want to lose Reidy” H-Man is the big brother we all need.
As someone from the states who vacations in Florida, I am shocked at how much precaution is taken there in Australia when a shark is spotted. Maybe Florida wouldn’t be shark attack capital if things like this were set in place.
Bondi beach, while one of the most popular beaches, its also one of the most dangerous. If you watch this series, you can see just how much training and precaution these life guards go through. It's incredible
Calm down karen
Specifically at New Smyrna where the bulls come inland :/ theres always quite a few bites/attacks there
@@JazzysCozyCrochet I taught with a lady who grew up in New Smyrna and she said it wasn’t remotely uncommon for people at her HS to walk in with a little bite. I’m like what??? I can’t even fathom going in that water.
I’ve been to Florida beaches also in Australia no so much bondi as it’s packed with surfers wannabes and tedious backpackers my time in the water was in and out in water not higher than my knees
Thank you very much
I saw people in bondi swimming at least two miles from shore why they do that
I don’t know
'Mate, he's shark bait, betta launch the ski' ...gotta love our awesome Aussie culture ❤❤❤
It must of been terrifying to witness something like that. Glad he's okay❤
5:40 the guy in this backkkkkkk😂😂😂
Helpppp I’m dyinggggg
Surfers is just one of those communities that would not leave someone behind and are so nice
I remember this episode. And reliving it still gets under my skin … but what really gets me is seeing sweet Terry. 😢
RIP Terry 🙏😢 thankfully we have this content to look back on!!!
Who is terry and what happened
@@laceyshields1234 he was one of lifeguards on this show and he sadly passed away from cancer rip
@@abbywalker-fx1rj oh my goodness I am so sorry I didn’t mean to ask that question 😭💕 Rip Terry we all miss you dearly ❤️☹️😣
@@laceyshields1234 i know so sad 💔
Can we just appreciate all the work the lifeguards do ❤
Thank you to the French men and Bondi crew, for assisting Glen
What a dramatic event but thanks to the lifeguards good work guys we love you❤
Classic Aussie swimming 🏊♂️ while ignoring the shark alarm "yeh I thought I heard something " 🤣🙈🙈
the bird’s skeleton 💀💀💀💀
I was surfing at Bondi that day and only found out about the attack when I got home and watched the news. I was surfing the Northern Beaches a few days before and saw a decent sized shark. Told a few around me surfing and they said "no worries mate, he was here yesterday". I didn't hang around.
Wow scary 😱
Ugh I feel bad for him it made me shiver burrrr
Seeing the title made me cringe.Hope the man who lost his arm made a full recovery, the lifegaurds literally stopped this man from becoming 'shark bait'.
Thankyou to the French gentleman who helped with the tornequet, they also saved his life.
I’m so glad that he is ok! It could’ve ended way worse and maybe even death. So I’m so happy that he is alive, a happy and normal person and so brave!
This was the scariest episode of all 😢 I couldn't sleep for a week after watching,glad the man was alright after, these lifeguards are amazing 🤩🤩 keep up the amazing work 👏 🤩
Were you scared that the shark was gonna walk out of the ocean and get you
🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol 🤣🤣
i feel so bad for the man who lost his arm, even though the paramedics tried putting his arm back, they couldn’t, i literally tried not to tear up but when H said “yeah, let’s do that, i don’t want to lose Reidy” that blew me and my sister we were both sobbing other than that, the French men were quite good at explaining about Glenn’s hand, props to the other two guys for putting him on a soft board instead of leaving him there like what the majority of people do back in the UK, when you get bit by a shark, either 1 person helps, or you’re shark bait but now Glenn has surprisingly done better and he made a book what i want to buy but it’s like 30 pounds
All the lifeguards keep up the amazing work you guys just save over 1 million people a year😮😮😮😮😮
This is exactly like Bethany Hamilton
If I was that surfer that the shark was under I would have had a heart attack
This happened At least 12 years ago. This show REALLY stretches their content
Why wouldn’t they? They earn money from the videos they post here.
I haven’t seen this clip before so it offers the chance for people to watch content they might not have seen before
First time I've seen the updated version with his bionic arm.
@cheiart Pay no attention to this snot. lol I literally JUST came across another comment with him complaining about old content... yet, he's still here watching 👀 😂
That girl.
No need to be a c$nt is there.
Well done Bondi team for donating blood, you have just saved lives in a different way.
I don’t go into the sharks home and he doesn’t come in mine. We’ve got a deal that works for both of us. Simple.
Yeah
I’ve got the same thing going on with dingos mate
I got the same deal with shark 🦈
I hope he's okay now
It's fantastic to see people lend a hand when you need it.
Ayo
Guys thank you for saving me and my brother this is the best my brother got parilized he is now recovering thank you
Oh my god! I hope that man is alright
Rip terry everyone loves you rest well 😢😢😢
Damn that sucks 😢
That navy diver was Paul DeGelder. He was attacked by a Bull shark while doing training.
I never understood how bad sharks can be, my friend and I were playing in the water and we both saw a shark and jumped on the paddel board and let my friend take us in! in short term I sacrificed my friend to a shark.
Les requins - qui sont des poissons - tuent en moyenne 6 personnes par année dans le monde entier. Les humains (qui sont sensés être réfléchis et gentils) tuent 100 millions de requins chaque année...
C'est extrêmement rare que les requins tuent des humains, à l'inverse de l'homme
I love Bondi beach, it’s so busy all the time, but all these shark attacks is what freaks me out
Thank you bondi 🇮🇪
Terrible lo que le sucedió al muchacho, da miedo pensar que en esas playas hay probabilidades de ser atacado por un tiburón.
Sorry I’m late but to this video but I remember watching these episodes I still hope the guy the lost part of his arm is doing alright.
and the shark is ok as well doing what is natural as god's creature, and it wasn't hunted.
@1:44 he thought he could hear SOMETHING! So many people are unaware of how to avoid making themselves more attractive to sharks. ie SIRENS!, dangling reflective jewelry, cuts/blood, time of day...
I love the Bondi boys! ❤
(Why did RUclips put a warning about “hate” comments on this video? 😡)
This is why I don’t go in the water mostly because of jellyfish 😅
When I saw this my jaw dropped😊
Checkout the top 5 shark encounters on Bondi beach 👉 ruclips.net/video/r_56jJqroFw/видео.html
Bondi Rescue is the best I have been there
Спасибо, парни!
Beware of the shark! Enjoy the Bondi Beach 🏖🌊🇦🇺❤️
If that's the worst attack there in decades, it's really pretty safe!
75 litres of blood is wild
I like your video.. Very Good.👍♥️🇮🇩👍
I always wanted to find one like this
Its their territory not ours. Simple as.
Can you guys put up anything new on this channel? Just replays after replays...
Swimming in the ocean is trespassing.
I had to block my sister's eyes since she would have nightmares for the rest of her life😅😅😅
William 0:33
“I thought I might’ve heRd something.” But didn’t think to stop and listen just in case?
RIP surfer
He didn’t die
I watch videos for 18 years
Why is it that bondi beach has so many attacks
FR!
When I saw that title it reminded me of the movie soul surfer where Bethany Hamilton is attacked by a shark leaving her with only one arm
I love bounty hunter am only 8 years old and sorry if i spelled there youtube channel rong 4:57
Sharks can be anywhere
The guy carrying his baby with the water above his waist smh. Also makes me shiver cause I use to swim in the deep and tbh I look back and it's one of the dumbest things I've ever done.
This is so scary
Imagine tugging on the old ahem with that thing; Hoping it doesn't malfunction.
I don't get why people keep going in these waters ... I love swimming but ... why in such places ... ? I guess they just like danger.
I was circled by a shark while fishing up at Karratha. Luckily it was a docile lemon shark. Could have been much worse.
I would imagine that was terrifying
I had a tiger shark under me in the Swan River. I didn't even know it was there until I accidentally kicked the poor thing. It obviously had no interest in me or my mates and was just passing through. If it wanted one of us, it would've had us. Just doing its own thing. So much fear mongering over the beautiful creatures.
I lived in Karratha in the 80s and went up there for holidays a few times over the years in the 90s after moving to Perth. Still homesick for the place😔
Perché rischiare ? Non è il nostro mondo è il mondo marino non ci appartiene . Non dimentico il ragazzo di hurgada ha lottato come un leone , chiamava il padre , aiuti zero prevenzione zero senza arti non poteva nuotare 😢 due mesi prima stessa zona due giovani donne divorate . Rip . 🌷❤️
Well done to everyone that helped the guy. I really don’t understand why people still surf in those waters. If there is any chance of shark attack why take the risk?? Seriously it is not worth it!
Hi Bondi, rescue
If you want to make the beach really safe, you need to patrol it all the time with drones and have a Jet Sky ready in the water. You can use automated drone scanning with AI software searching for sharks silhouette that triggers an alarm system for the life guards central. Then you launch the jet skis to clear the beach and escorts the shark out of the bay. Life is precious and with that you can have peace of mind to enjoy the beach.
Handsome dude.
The editing makes this so much more dramtic than it actually was
what are you on about mate, someone lost their arm
Love that bondi can call the helicopter for missing bodies, but the helicopter records it and sends it to the news? 2:34 Like whoever was on that helicopter.. actual pos 2:52 whoever zoomed in instead of contacting someone to sound the alarm no regard for human life. 2:59 Maybe if they sounded the alarm when they saw it instead of posting it to the news 3:23 the person who’s arm got bitten off would of heard the sharks around yesterday and wouldn’t of had to read the news to see oh there was a shark there yesterday. But nope:) content over human life right. 3:30 “danger ignored” 3:46 because whoever took that picture got paid for that, and trying to diminish a company for content should be fired. Glen is a lucky fella and thanks for the French people for stopping the blood loss ! True heroes unlike the helicopter crew that day.. even the lifeguards donated blood for him! Where were they? 9:51, 10:03, 10:17 clearly this is a different crew
What season and episode is it?
Wow this episode was recorded on 12th of February 2009 that’s a longgg time ago and they uploaded it to youtube 9months ago 😮
Im in the uk so it is dark rn😂😂
true, even i am
What is the full title?
I'm sad for the seagull ,why did they have to show the remains of it😢
What day? When this happened? I Just left Sidney 4 month ago
It’s weird seeing Beardie beardless….
Так уливляются нападению акул😅 будто образования элементарного не получали😂
There’s nothing appealing about a sport that could result in losing limbs or dying.
I now live in the uk and most of my swimming is in the Mediterranean Sea with no sharks. However, as I was born and raised in Sydney I still fear sharks and it does not matter where, even is seas that should be safe. You’re in their territory so if you encounter one, it’s game over. I also don’t believe the shark should be killed. A lot of people agree. They do what they do as part of nature and the numbers are declining rapidly. Look at China and fin soup.
Matey, if you think there are no sharks in the Med you're kidding yourself. No need to be alarmed as the chances of encountering one are slim to none, but also please don't be naive about it.
Wow
we use the sea to have fun but the sea is a world where there are inhabitants, prey and predators who hunt every day, and people go to the sea as if they were going to the park for a jog,
they enter a marine savannah especially in Australia.
I've been on that beach and swam on the shore
strange because I like to dive to 15 m underwater in freediving and I like to be 50 70 meters offshore, but I'm not in the Mediterranean, I'm in the Pacific Ocean, I'm in Australia.
the sea gives you fun but you have to respect and fear it, it's not Disneyland
Why would you risk your life knowing there are sharks there 🥺🥺🥺
Australia has no large land predators, the only things that want to eat you are in the water. So naturally we go in the water as much as possible.
I don’t know if this is hate sorry if it is but I think you should shut it down cuz it’s basically jaws over there
I just don''t understand why people still surfing in Shark Habitat... the price to pay Is too high!
Shiver me timbers
I love when there is shark attacks and I remember that idiot man who pretended his shark attack but it was actually him putting his hand in a window!!
What?
getting in that water just isnt worth it
It's fine they usually don't always bite you unless unknowingly provoked