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Dan the Man XD

Well whale sharks aren’t even supposed to attack

How many have you seen?

I’m scared from a small fish, even if the whale shark was playing I would’ve probably fainted.

See a basking shark

you are hilARious

@Milbrandt. Stay cool, man. It only wanted to mate with you !

Milbrandt hahahahaha!

What a fucking lad

Oh no! I'm never going to be able to fall asleep around you guy's! The dog is looking at me like i've lost my mind. Expect men in white jackets. "Hello? My human is looking at a small thing and is howling. I think she sprung a leak too!"

THE CORN CREW really???

@@notreally5255 yes they can indicate schools of plankton which the sharks love to eat

bex0r ohhh I see! Thank you

@@notreally5255 in other videos you'll see them much on the bubbles, it's adorable! 😂

weenermeat Haha!

No it's more like "Feed me, feed me, feeeed meeee..." lol (because of the pieces of fish the diver is giving to the shark)

+weenermeat more like, swiggidy swoody Im commin for da boodah

Ha ha

+SiliconOnSapphire lol

+SiliconOnSapphire Second only to the man that was chased down by a pack of wild tortoises.

This is not a real attack that's why it just a whale wanting some fish

right? lol it didn't seem very scary. it was actually annoying me how persistent it was regardless how slow it was going. lol

No, the Shark simply thought the driver had food and it wanted it, since fishermen in that area tend to feed them small fish and krill, they've come to associate divers with free food

You both seem right thou...

@@seandewar47 always these DRIVERS and their food... Maybe it was The Transporter who gave him a package of shrimps 😂

@@IronWarrior95 yeah yeah, grammar error aside, what I said is still correct

Indeed

Literally laughing out loud!

Shark!! Probably?

This broke the internet!

Creative af xD lol

I know you made this comment two years ago Andy I know that it is a joke - I laughed a lot, but a whale shark has over 4000 needle-like teeth used for filter feeding.

Dude, don't joke around, my family was killed by a Kiwi bird once

NintenPLUSH lol

Samuel T. Steiner you would be surprised dude, this happened to me once with a whale shark, they are peaceful animals but it scares the shit out of you in the moment haha

Yoatzin Anaya I know I would be scared if some 20t snail was pushing me around. - Thats also why I stay in my natural habitat where there is air and no giant sardines.

Samuel T. Steiner touche sir

Butterflies do not attack dipshit. You are scaring yourself with fantasy stories inside your own head. Cant stand ppl that cry and be scared about actually nothing.

Davida Majako whoooooshhhhhhhhh

(On mom’s account again) r/woooosh

Davida Majako it’s called a joke

@@davidamajako961 Wow 😮🙄

I was just about to say that and it's true

your very smart. and how did you now that there was food around him?

Wow this comment is so old I'm checking out at 2020 lmao

that reply tho

Who's Bill?

shine2rust LOL

Bwahahaha

Meredith B lol, triggered.

Jesus is fake...sorry.

Don't feed the troll.

Yeah.. More like; get the hell off, of my dinner table.

Sgt.James Doakes Nah man. The whale shark is clearly swimming towards the diver on purpose.

Ephraim Karavan and ur jealous because they don't pay attention to you... poor boy,,, have to stick to rosey

Ephraim Karavan Dude, whale sharks don't attack humans. They just push them out of the way and swallow plankton.

Sharkbaitgoldie I don't want no fucking gay people paying attention to me you piece of shit. They can go fuck themselves.

I know what you mean! I bought a loaf of bread yesterday and thought how much it looked like a whale shark!

Wow, Spino .. you must be seriously hungry if you think a Whale Shark looks like a loaf of bread!! LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL!!!!!

Lol

They have the brain of a loaf of bread, thats for sure

+Sarah Sherwood This is the 21st century

+Sarah Sherwood whats he going to do to a whale shark?? XD

+Wyatt Rude Ride it into battle?

+Sarah Sherwood : Somebody has to record the stupidity and horror :)

Chased him down to the depths of hell too lol

I think its playing with the bubbles of the diver

Yes, this is explained at the end of the video.

the uploader / diver is very much in question here i agree. this is not normal behavior for a whale shark, it appears to be acting under provocation but the video doesnt show the first part of the interaction. Judging by the injury on its head which is visible at 1:26 i would say the diver may be responsible for its injury and the whale shark was acting out of duress.

@@MrSushicon What's your evidence for (1) Not normal behaviour for a whale shark (2) Animal was acting under provocation (3) The diver may be responsible for the shark's head injury, therefore animal was acting out of duress. I saw no such thing! As a diver for 50 years who's encountered whale sharks on several occasions I can verify that if there aren't a whole load of divers around then they'll engage with one or two divers as long as the diver doesn't go out of his way to harass them, which I saw no evidence of in that clip. Over 20 years ago I was one of only 2 guests plus a divemaster on a liveaboard transitting from the Sudan to Egypt in the Red Sea, diving to view hammerhead sharks, when a 30 foot whale shark headed over to us and interacted with us for over 20 minutes, swimming back & forth all on its own terms with no harassment from us. Five years ago from the dive skiff of a liveaboard in the Tubbataha Reefs, Sulu Sea, the Philippines, I lost a weight pouch back-rolling into the water, so abandoned the dive while the remainder carried on, leaving me to get back onboard the dive tender. After 15 minutes I spotted a shark fin at the surface 20 metres away, so putting on just mask & fins I quietly slipped into the water, GoPro in hand, snorkelling over to where I'd seen the 15 foot, juvenile shark. I stayed stock still as it approached and made a pass at me about 1 metre away, before it swam under the chase boat, circled round 360 degrees and headed straight for me again, this time making head on contact, before I lifted myself off its back, half way out of the water, laughing like a drain! So, in the right circumstances they can be inquisitive and I've got video footage to prove it which one day I'll put it on KZfaq to prove it!

Cool !!! Must be of concern for that diver with constant change in depths being up and down and back up without decompression .

LOL

Haha Yes XD

xD

lol

OMFG YASSSS

Diver: Here, play with some bubbles instead... they're fun!

I love this " comment " . 🐋

maybe is a kinda massage when you are under his body

Na he probably just got in his way

The real answer is that he excspects food from the diver there’s a video that debunks the title

Watch to the end, he was playing with the bubbles. :3

Does anyone else think this is cute

Jason Karr Its adorable.

xxSvenxx1 or like when the tree violently dropped an acorn near me! I nearly died!!

🎤 Beneath the milky twilight 🤣

james alex shark is a fish. so by saying its not a shark you are saying you are stupid. common knowledge sharks=fish whales=mammals

james alex It's actually a shark, it says on it's wiki and you can tell it's a shark from it's tail movement; a whale's tail moves up and down, while a shark's tail moves side to side. This is just called the whale shark because it's the size of a whale. So next time you try to point out a fact, LOOK IT UP FIRST!

LordMantis101 the whale shark is a fish like all other sharks.

LOL exactly. I was watching and thought "...wow, this is the slowest and most gentle "attack" I've ever seen..."

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just play

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lol didn't want it to be this terrifying

+Lukas Moczek Sarcasm, he was being sarcastic.

+Lukas Moczek it can drag you down.

EXTREMELY SLOW MOTION, I WAS TERRIFIED, I WAS WAILING!

People, really it can't even swallow you it has a small throat!

If this were in syrup instead of water, it would be a viscous attack.

+Hugh Jass My thoughts exactly!

pmmos referance

They eat krill.

Now they eat krill and humans. nothing else.

*"get in my belly... Plankton"*

***** its still harmless to people and maybe wants to be the divers friend! Whale sharks are kind and not aggressive same with basking sharks!

+Aspie Otaku Tough call because it was persistent and it's common to see many people take rides on these magnificent creatures and maybe it got to a point where it had enough and because it's such a docile animal, that was the only way for it to show its dissatisfaction with humans coming so close to it and "harassing" it all the time? Who knows, but luckily thank goodness it doesn't have any sharp teeth in that gaping mouth! Yikes! lol

Perhaps territorial in the sense of a "pack". That would be the only instance I would consider any form of territoriality to be a remote possibility in the sense that the pack of whale sharks was intruded by an outside species (in this case a human) but even that is not proven, just a theory. But as far as territoriality with sharks, I agree with Mike that concept does not exist with sharks in the vast ocean and seas. Only hierarchy has been studied and found to be true in the sense that the BIGGEST shark takes precedence over any area or activity. You've seen plenty of videos where there would be many sharks feeding from chum and bait off a boat and all of a sudden they all disappear......because a few seconds later a MUCH bigger shark shows up to the same area. That's hierarchy and not territoriality.

+GoMiGman Nah, that whale shark wasn't attacking or being offensive, big aquatic animals like whales and the whale shark move A LOT faster when they are attacking (just because they are big and docile it doesn't mean they cannot move really fast when they intend to attack). That animal looked more like one huge aquatic dog playing with the diver (you know, when dogs play by softly biting their owners). It certainly showed some interest in the flippers and the bubbles.

123leyang321 Sorry, agree to disagree. It looked like it was angry at their persistence an anger at too much getting close that without real big teeth, it let him know that it was persistent that it had enough. I don't believe speed had any factor in this I was with one way back in 1984 in the Red Sea while Israel was withdrawing and pillaging whatever if could because if was unhappy it couldn't steal that land and that incredible sea life that come with it. My swim lasted about 13 minutes and I was booted off by a viscous body movement and I was freaked out as if took me a good 15 minutes to swim back to the charter we had and was super afraid of white tips lol. But it was great and a long time ago I was a teenager now I'm close to 50. These animals do get aggravated believe me and there are A LOT of people who come close to them and irritate them. So how else can they show heir frustration?

actually they have around 3,000 teeth. They are very tiny tho

whale sharks eat everything by opening there mouth and sucking water in creating a vacuum once it does it closes it mouth removing the water from its body and eating the rest.They are quite blind so it makes sense

It was just Curious about the diver

African Vulture it was sucking the life out of him

Xi It wasn't attacking him. It was likely playing in the bubbles that he was exhaling, they like that. They eat plankton, that's obvious. Their 3,000 tiny teeth are of little use.

Fuck off you stupid animalist, stop being such a smartass

I want to feed you to a shark.

Looks like a fresh wound.

Good eye, even if you are a "stupid animalist".

Gore Blaster but it's a whale shark, it would be like to feed someone to a big snail

I like how you referred to xXx360NoScopeFishxX as a whale, because they are fish

***** :)

I feel ya at least push that shit away from you lol

Hell yeah me too if I was one of those divers. Those Whale Sharks can swallow a man whole.

MrBootydaddy No it can't. Look it up. No teeth either BTW. Plankton feeder 100%.

Lee Thé that mouth looks big enough to fit a grown man

Glenn Sagaert MrBootydaddy Lee Thé Lee's right. Whale Sharks, while their mouths can be around five feet wide, have very small throats and it'd be impossible for one to actually swallow a human (or anything much larger than something like a golfball).

He was following the diver like "how do you like it?!" lol

Mr. Kraft you're right

I thin hè wants to paly

Mr. Kraft I think it’s a she

UM NO did u see he/she's mouth got close how is it trying to play

The fish that you saw on the underside of the shark are not "baby" whale sharks but rather fish that will clean other fish.

Matt Swinden What a pro identifier i am right? Hehe. Thanks for telling me.

These interesting fish are ramoras: large, gray, parasitic fish usually found stuck to the sides of sharks, manta rays, and other large species. Remoras are not dangerous to their hosts. They simply attach to the larger animal and hitch a ride. While attached to a host, remoras snack on scraps of meals and waste matter from the larger creature. In some cases, remoras will clean bacteria and small parasites from the host. Unattached remoras can make themselves obnoxious to divers. Perhaps not the brightest of creatures, remoras seem to attach to anything large and moving. Divers fit into this category. Remoras have been known to attach to a diver's tank or body. As long as the diver is covered by a wetsuit, the remora does no harm. Most encounters with free-swimming remoras are comical, as they mistakenly attempt to suck onto a diver's tank and limbs. However, a remora that attaches directly to a diver's skin may scrape him.

Le Trebuchet The relationship between sharks and remoras is symbiotic, since the remora gets to hitch a ride on the shark, while the shark gets cleaned by the remora. If it were a parasite, the shark would either gain no benefit, or it would be detrimental to the shark's well-being.

Lee H. A parasite is "any animal or plant that lives in or on another animal or plant and gets food or protection from it." (Merriam-Webster) This need not be detrimental to its host; and, indeed, in the case of the remora, is of benefit to both. However, it is not the remora's intention to be of benefit to its host; its purpose is purely parasitic..

the shark says: FEEEEED MEEEE!!! IM HUNGRY!!! :D

+Nicolas Wobst Whale shark eat only plancton.

Andree An​ i know that but in some places humans feed whale sharks thats what i meant

Not just plancton but small fish aswell

+Nicolas Wobst Watch Bills channel it'll tell you everything.

No the whale shark is getting fed

Actually, the whale sharks in this area are used to being feed food, so this whale shark was at the diver asking "hey, where's meh food?". True story

If I'm not mistaken, it's called Remora fishes and eating the parasites on the shark's skin. On other shark, it also got the crumbs of the shark's meal, but since whale shark ate plankton, I don't know about that.

RidgeBack Rivers They Don't eat Humans, they attack Fishes... A LOT OF FISHES

I know they don't eat humans XD otherwise idd say if he had bad luck he would get attacked ;)

Coelho Plays Multigames they're filter feeders :/ They don't eat fish. They feed on plankton

***** Like Sardine or Flying Fishes

Yeah probably wanted to play or communicate in some way that feels like it is eating the diver.

No they are getting fed

Watch It on Billschannel

Ya I saw the vid

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