I thought this would be a documentary on harmless sharks who likes cuddles lol

I live on the florida coast. We have sharks ALL over, if you go along the coast in a plane or something you will see them only a few meters away from people not caring about the people. I still go in the water, if I get bit, I put myself at risk being there. That's how the ocean works.

Apart from the sandpaper skin, razor-sharp teeth, bone-crushing bite, and bus-like impact, Great White Sharks are, arguably, very cuddly and cute. 😍

Surfer:”Shark.Why are you hunting me?” Shark:”To keep you fit.” ☺️🌏🦈

I was expecting a shark that loved a good cuddle , am so disappointed

“If sharks wanted to eat humans, they would and nothing would stop them. It wouldn’t be 60 humans killed in 50 years it would be 1 every minute”. Facts

Watched the whole thing and got zero cuddles. There were bites, though. Many bites.

“Fishing is slow? I can make a few bucks? Why not kill sharks”. How noble. He’s so concerned about people’s safety....

I remember as a kid my parents took the family on a vacation in the Bahamas. We took a day trip to this island to do snorkeling. The island had a beautiful reef that suddenly dropped off hundreds of feet down. A whole group of us snorkeled off the reef and enjoyed the open ocean. I spotted about 5 tiny dots moving in circles getting bigger every moment. I yelled for everyone to come back on to the reef. Turned out they were 8 foot sharks slowly making their way to the group. I can only imagine the feeding frenzy that would have happened. Wet suit or not, we almost became lunch. Watching this show it really is a matter of being aware of your surroundings and knowing how to fend off sharks. The same goes for people who venture out into the woods and mountains.

Damn sea elephants fighting reminds me of shopping at walmart on black friday.

I bought a Great White shark plushie from Wild Republic. Actually, it's a Great White Cuddle shark who I have named Jellybean. From out of the depths, he swims into your heart. I can't say that this is one of my favourite documentaries on sharks, but I do like the title!

I love and respect shark tremendously. It is their right of way.

I've always loved sharks. Beautiful and fascinating.

Seal: Woof, woof, woof, woof!! Shark: You're lucky, I already ate. Seal: Woof, woof, woof, woof! Shark: I'll be back in 45 days tho!

This why I don't understand why wetsuits are black? Should make them white and black stripes. To resemble a sea snake.

I bet the sea lions' favorite time of year is when the elephant seals show up. Sea Lion: Hey buddy, there's a reason we stay out of the water... Elephant Seal: ME BIG STRONG MAN, SCARED OF NOTHING, SWIM WHEREVER I WANT! Great White: Chomp.

I have never understood why divers wear wet suits that are black which can look like a seal, hunters don't wear outfits that look like deer. Lol.

"New research suggests why the attacks may happen." Uhm....because you went surfing in shark infested water? Just a guess.

ʻAumākua is our kūpuna (ancestors) who’s spirit will take on the form of an animal such as the manō (shark) once they have passed on to the next realm. The shark is probably one of the most recognizable ʻaumākua as we are a people born and raised in the ocean. They teach us many things such as awareness, humility, and respect. So as a Native Hawaiian, when I hear people HERE going out and just killing random sharks because someone got attacked while being in the sharks home turf, I take it personally because those are our kūpuna.

I greatly admire sharks, all species. They have narrowly survived being wiped out.

I watched all this hoping to see ONE cuddly shark. Then I wished it would end, as all I saw was death... Watch this 49:52 cuddly shark documentary, they said. It'll be fun, they said!

Anyone else feel sorry for the seals?? I know it's part of the circle of life....But they r so cute just playing in the water

In this documentary they said that sharks have small brains. I saw an anotherdocumentary that just recently scientists discovered that sharks brains are larger than they previously thought.there is a long piece running from what was thought to be the brain down to the snout where there is another piece and they've decided that this whole area is the shark's brain. They are not the mindless killers they were previously thought to be.

Awesome documentary. I'm a shark lover, so idc what the title is. Besides, I've dove with some species, and they _can_ be cuddly. Nurse sharks and sand tigers, for instance, love to be rubbed on the back (I'd never put my hand near the sharp end, of course. I love the way their beautiful, hydrodynamic skin feels. They've been my favorite animals since I was four or five, when my family moved to L.A. and I fell in love with the ocean. Thanks for posting!

That chick was a beast, stood up to that Tiger!! LMFAO

The seas for the only place they can go!!! Its not like their walking on dry land!!! Also why do people choose to go into the waters when they know that the sharks food source lives, plays and breeds in that area?!?

Very educational, thanks

my absolute nightmare to be in such a tiny boat and under me is a big shark ...

No way in hell I would be out there in that tiny boat.

Yes this is amazing

Sharks are truly amazing animals.

Cool stuff :)

I’d be more interested in a doco that represents a shark positively and shows where their breed, give birth etc there’s so much to learn about them and so much of them is misunderstood!

Maybe they're returning because you're chumming the water🤔

The sharks must be like: "Every time I catch something nice to eat this annoying boat shows up. Can't a shark have it's peace while eating? Geez, those humans"

Wanting to kill the shark after an attak is like breaking into someone’s house gettin caught then wanting to shoot that homeowner we are visiting their home I think that’s wrong

At 29:08. It's good to hear Sigourny Weavers voice as she assists the guy attacked by a tiger shark.

Peter should have a bigger boat.

Even the fat ones..? How very interesting!!! LMAO 🤣 Loved it though!

I misread the header info as 'interviews with attacking sharks and the survivors'...

Cracked up when I heard Pete Pile 😂

When i was younger we'd take a 14 ft whaler out @ go to Ilamarada down in the fl keys for lobster season. One person drove boat @ watched divers @ for sharks. Other person watched for sharks, divers, and would measure the lobsters we'd bring up. The other two ppl would be holding onto handles of ski ropes being towed slowly around, snorkels in place.. If the driver spotted a lobster we'd throw one hand up, then drop rope @ dice down @ grab the lobster, bringing it to the surface @ side of the boat to be measured . The spotter upon seeing us throw out arm up would alert the one driving the boat so they could slowly circle @ eat back to the driver. Of course we'd swap now @ then,@ having one person who was into spear fishing i always insisted that he only got to appear fish AFTER we were done lol. I'll never forget the time that as we were leaving after a fantastic week of fresh lobster @ cold beer on the beach every single night, we atopped at a shell shop just to look. Right there front @ center at the register was an article from the local paper complete with picture of an 850 lb TIGER SHARK. That a fisherman had just caught the week before right out where we'd been diving for lobster all week long... I will admit that the entire week we were out there snorkeling around in open ocean, now one day passes that i wasn't very nervous @ felt very small @ defenceless in a HUGE@ potentially deadly place, but i learned at an early age of i let fear rule me there were many things of never get to see our experience. It was a beautiful experince i saw a huge sea turtle, many very colorful gorgeous tiny fish, lovely coral, I saw a sting ray that must've been 5 ft across @ I'm 5'2 lol... The sheer beauty of that underwater world was just amazing.... And i found out i could still be filled with awe at the majesty of the ocean, yet have a very healthy respect and no small fear for the creatures who call it home @ wouldn't hesitate to consider me a snack, if slightly crunchy at 118 lbs lol ...

[dinosaur documentary] playful t-rex's

I don't understand why they'd be crazy enough to dive with such dangerous creatures. That's insane!

Sharks have great senses , they know that we aren't seals or turtles. They might not know what a human is but they know what it isn't.

i'm wondering if this is a really old documentary that they're trying to portray as new or current?

Stay out of the water.Job done!

Dreamy episode

WoW Amazing thing

The public being allowed to indiscriminately kill sharks around HI should be banned. All sharks need to be protected at this point in time.

Wow sharks are so cuddly that my gf is getting jealous lmao

i don't understand why the surfer and dibers don't use yellow color on he's clovset in the water like a poisen animal yellow with black stribes, why they use only b lack like a seal i do not understand,

"Top of the food chain"...ever heard of Orca (Killer Whale). Sharks don't wanna F with them one bit lmao

Me: Cuddly Shark??? owo Title: Yup, Cuddly Shark Video: I'm about to ruin these viewers' whole day

@29 : 12 ... David gets seen to by Sigourney Weaver

Lol that chick be like *SIKE* 😂

18:46 how can they filmed that? so near

I love the sharks toothy grin. It knows it can f you up, and is smiling about it.

I always loved this guys narrations, does anyone know his name?

based on his story, I think the shark really mistaken him as a seal.. coz if that shark goes to anything moving on the water, it would probably chop his head off, but it didn't and he was let go by it ..

The minute you put ur pinky toe in the water ur at the bottom of the food chain. I'm good on solid ground.

An incredible insight into Shark attacks on people, yet as evidence points towards the case of a Sharks mistaken identify. Backed up by the scientific evidence and the wonderful wildlife footage of both, Tiger Sharks & Great White Sharks and their prey. Sean Baretts narration sounds like a sea captain in this ocean special for Survival anglia.

Video manero entrar nesse marzao tem que ter coragem esse tubarão branco e fera

I was brutally attacked by a shark. It was a while back but I'll never be the same. It hurts and haunts me even still.

I'm surprised by how docile those green turtles are.

I love seals they're so cute

title got me

Man the camera men have great big Kahuna's. That shit is no joke being in the water with feeding great whites and the sea lions are no joke either. Much respect to those divers.

The ads are irritating AF.

I remember seeing a dead seal with teeth marks on it in Morro Bay Ca, it was a big deal to me be I did know much about attacks, but now YOU Tube came about, changed that

i love the concluding words. they are the only thing to be said about that.

I wonder what it's like there at night , if the seals and sharks are active.

14:37- sounds like farts echoing in a toilet bowl

We're gonna need a bigger boat

73 people were bitten in unprovoked attacks in 2021. 11 of those people died. Eleven people in the entire world. Millions of people are in the ocean each year. It's exceedingly rare to be bitten and even more rare to be killed.

Shark : WOOOOOH , SMELLY OLD DUDE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(spit , spit , spit)

The shots of the guys surfing is on the North Shore in Hawaii...lol

Shark is an apex predator, it does not mistake anything, it attacks what ever it wants !

Game warden: Mrs Jones, you need to understand the shark that bit your daughter in half did so by mistake. Mrs Jones: Hmmm..... That makes things better.

This was made in the 90's ?

like shark

They just want to cuddle with human. Since they dont have arms all they can do is using their mouth instead. Stop being so shark-o-phobic you bigots!

If there eyesight is so called highly acute then why do they mistake for a seal???

“It’s about the size of a Volkswagen” My dad drives an atlas...

43:35 best part!!!

its scary how shallow sharks venture in...

Natures perfect predator

EXCUSE ME! Those people who think "I'll share the ocean with these sharks." Are shitheads. The ocean doesn't belong to you, humans already own the land.

Im 20plus years of fishing commercially i have seen two monster tigers in the north Atlantic.one was 300 miles ne of my port of PT judith RI on georges bank the other was 120 miles south in Hudson Canyon.both far offshore.never in shoal water

Why in the hell do they use such a small boat to study them ' just doesn"t seem safe or make sence

They have discovered that sharks tend to shy away from wet suits that are colored like a Sea Snake.

That's why shark likes sea lions....cuz they have to much blubber :/ xD

I appreciate that one of the scientists called out the notion that these awesome apex predators have all of these attuned senses these very shows are used to explain as part of the post-Jaws sharks-are-great PR campaigns and yet somehow still are making "mistakes" in judgment about the humans they hit, pointing out the simple reality that anything animal = potential food, especially in their strike zone at the surface!. They can smell small amounts of blood a quarter mile away (not a whole mile) and have 100 times the sense of smell we do but somehow then aren't supposed to notice that seals, sea lions, turtles, and these weird things that sometimes come thrashing around their neighborhoods like bullsharks in shell shops smell nothing alike?!? If an albatross chick is enough of a meal, a couple of mouthfuls of human can be, too!

I wonder who’s the camera man who’s always up close to the great white shark

Size of a Volkswagen..? Beetle..golf.Passat. Transporter??

"...it's something that wants to eat you!" 'Nuff said!

IV watched so many shark documentary’s that I’m beginning to hate them

42:18 "jumping the shark" at its best.

haha...41:50...learnig to fly in less than a second...

18:12 this is probably why people say that sharks mistakenly attack humans and that when they realize what their meals is, they swim away. It could be exactly the reason stated here, that they wait for the human to die. However since people help each other rather quickly in these situations, especially if there are boats around, they save their lives and the shark ends up losing it's meal.