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He also said his family won’t be getting in the water, which is really stupid.

That's wild!! Never heard of a mako that close in to shore...I lived in Baldwin County for 20 years before I had to move back to Mobile to look after my mom

Makos are typically deep blue water shark… being makos and great whites look very similar I would lean towards it being a great white

Oh, and a big wide head that looks like a hammer.

@@daleskidmore1685 Right?! Like how the hell do you say hammerhead when it's facing us and you can see the tip? Clearly something else.

Mon Bon i am at the state park its true i dident now they could swim so clise to the shore though thats kinda censerning for the parts of the beach with some merky watee

The Molecule FX boulder I agree that drone idea would be splendid.

I 100% agree!! I am pro animal but not before people. More should be done to prevent sharks from swimming this close to the shore. For their protection as well as ours.

Do you know how many hundreds of miles of beach you're talking about? Of course you don't. Leave the sharks alone.

You obviously don't understand the situation on Ft. Morgan. There are no life guards on any beach on Ft. Morgan. It's forty miles to the next town, Gulf Shores which has life guards on a 1/2 mile stretch. The rest of their beaches have no life guards. I doubt you live here so STFU.

@@LG-pj4qh exactly. The water also isn’t all that clear. So unless the shark is really close to the surface you’re not gonna see it. I own a condo at Orange beach and I don’t think there is any way we could spot a shark unless it was within 6’ of the shoreline. Too much sediment from the bay and even from the MS River plume still.

Lol thats true about ft Morgan road

I think Alabama has only had one shark fatality, ever. A bull shark at Gulf Shores. You’re right, the main drag is way more of a threat.

@@srcastic8764 actually there have been 4 deaths from sharks. 12 total attacks since the mid 1800s.

@@mamacat63 may be right. i was just going from memory and didn’t look it up. still, not many. but it’s Bull Sharks that we have a problem with, if you call 4 attacks total ever a problem. Florida has more than that every year. they’re the shark attack capital of the world, usually having about 25% of the worlds total attacks each year.

@@srcastic8764 um. We've had 12 total shark attacks since the mid 1800s, 4 of which were fatal. I know the statistics, I live here. 🤷‍♀️

Michelle Theis yes he's a little guy I'm a decohand in Destin Florida on a charter boat... We always have 17 ft hammer heads dusky and tiger shark

Brilliant

That was the okayist hammerhead

They're always there, you just don't know it. They very rarely bite people. We aren't on the menu

yeah and it made the news? too many news channels

@Lauren Reyher it is a Joke ;-;

Lauren Reyher r/woosh

I've had dolphins swim beside me just off Ft. Morgan, at the Fort itself. You do know that Mobile bay is a pupping place for the bull shark, right?

Nah, not that close to shore

Stevie Thorne I live there XD

That's how you get kidnapoed

@@f0spr014 I don't actually live in gulfshores anymore I've moved

Okay kid I live in clearwater

Tv Mounting Pros near Pensacola Florida yeah that’s not really the greatest place to eat. Your just saying that so they get more money from the tourists that come here.

Mr Egg was it fun? I'm going on Saturday for my b-day

It was super fun but the was a lot of jellyfish

Laura McGalliard don’t nobody gaf

Thomas Roy I haven't, and I have gone to that beach at least 50 times

@@itzchloe5812 because the water is dark lol a 9 foot great white was caught in Panama city beach not far from there years ago. The area is full of bull sharks and others you're crazy if you think sharks aren't everywhere there it's the ocean lol the only place they exist

Quint!!!! 😎

The great hammerhead does actually pose a minor threat to humans. Because their mouths are large enough to bite us.

@@mamacat63 mouth size is irrelevant. it’s behavior that counts. see my original comment. including ALL species of hammerheads, including the Giant Hammerheads, there have only been 17 attacks in 600 years of records by them and only something like 4 fatalities. They just aren’t interested in us and therefore pose no threat. Many of the attacks have been in cases of spear fishermen having their catch on a stringer attached to them and the hammerhead went after the stringer and got a piece of the diver along with it. But straight out attacks from hammerheads just don’t happen. It’s Bulls, Great Whites, Tigers and Black Tips that are responsible for almost all attacks.

@@srcastic8764 you're right to a degree. But on occasion, the great hammerhead has bitten us in cases of mistaken identity. 🤷‍♀️