Brady Platt42 minutes ago

0:42 looks like there is something under it

Neal Babbington48 minutes ago

You didn't even take your drone down to try and warn him. Better footage for you I guess. Then you can knock one out to a shark eating someone.

Janna SmithHour ago

There's something soothing about this man's voice. Thanks for sharing the footage!

Ivan JimenezHour ago

I think he saw it, but he seems used to seeing shark 🦈 fins and is not scared.

Michael H.Hour ago

Amazing Channel!! How big are these sharks that come this close to the beach? They look like young animals? A lifeguard in malibu once told me that only youngsters come so close to the beach? Thank you!!

CrimsonCruiser18Hour ago

Great video! But there isn't a man alive that has a clue about millions of years ago so please sound more intelligent in the future and not talk about something no man can know about being millions of years ago!

MsBaztasticHour ago

Am I the only one waiting for the bite?

Empty SpaceHour ago

Do communities that live alongside shark populations utilise drones in this way to protect swimmers and the animals? If not, they should.

zabortnick2 hours ago

Doubt you will catch a predation on sea lions or seals near shore, white sharks ambush there prey from below usually so some depth is required. Perhaps a place with a serious drop off and a seal colony would be a more likely spot to catch a predation.

DPL Destroyer2 hours ago

Eso fue un mojon qué pasó por el lado del tiburón? 😂😂😂😂

tom d2 hours ago

Just like anything else in life, don’t act like prey & you won’t be treated like prey

gabriel sherman2 hours ago

whenenver i saw that shark i wasnt thinking, omg its gonna eat them, it was like damn he just vibin

Joe Skill2 hours ago

The dude on the paddle board was like.....nobody get in my line, not even a great white..🧐 Great white.... dude chill..😹

lee gorman3 hours ago

I certainly applaud you alerting others and prompting a greater awareness. I'd never wish this on you, what if you were documenting a shark and it decides to charge? I imagine that's an awful poition to be in.

Austin Register3 hours ago

The soft, peaceful music paired with the slow , natural movements of the sharks really relaxed me. I enjoyed watching these beautiful creatures and your footage, thank you!

apexmoto3 hours ago

Hmm... What beach was this, guy? Just so I can cross it off my places to visit

Reborn Smith4 hours ago

That dude didn't look very stable on that paddle board either.

FlexViper4 hours ago

so there's a possible chance that a megalodon cannot be spotted from above

Mel J4 hours ago

Another awesome video 🤙

THE TRUTH4 hours ago

Good for you

Timothy Burleigh5 hours ago

Wow beautiful footage of White Sharks bro. Keep up the good work Thank You for sharing.

Aaron 885 hours ago

I luv ur videos bro, giving us such good information about their behaviour close to shore. Thanks dude.

S6 hours ago

Shocking parents.

Buddy Price6 hours ago

You saved them!!!

Charles Lacombe7 hours ago

WOW !!! I hope you showed them the video so they know your not "Pulling their foot"! I never realized how useful a drone could be sighting Sharks. I wonder if the Tuna fishermen are putting them to use, as i know they often use spotter planes for that purpose and I'm sure its not cheap.

James Chou7 hours ago

Man: Alright, just stay cool and maintain a safe distance from the shark Shark: Alright, just stay cool and maintain a safe distance from the dolphins

aaron7 hours ago

Dislikes from people who know sharks need to eat too.

Justin Tuttle8 hours ago

What were those kooks surfing anyhow?

James Renton8 hours ago

The bloke who came close....didn't panic and swam towards the shark....was literally the most perfect thing he could have done in that situation. He is educated

Silas8 hours ago

There should be AI drones at all time just doing this, warning people 👍

AGDinCA8 hours ago

Is he injured just behind the dorsal fin?

bruce baker9 hours ago

Being a kayaker, sailor and swimmer I have never feared sharks, killer whales are my number one worry!

Gear head A111 hours ago

That’s a big fish

Master Jedi5511 hours ago

I’ll never forget the time I came face to face with a bull shark. I couldn’t believe how fierce this killing machine looked up close!! I saw attack in its eyes, it saw dinner in mine. I had little time to react, so I went with my gut, angled to the right , and moved on to the stingray exhibit!!

2BORED11 hours ago

Is it possible to get a zoomed up video of fin out of water from the waterline in future vid. Great video 👍

Mikey N11 hours ago

It's really good that drones could save lives and warn surfers and also save the sharks getting killed

OmoDeiru12 hours ago

Amazing I hope national geographic hit you up! You deserve great quality videos!!

Lee Cregeen12 hours ago

Be bubbles of 💩💩💩everywhere😳😳😳

C C14 hours ago

I’d easily smash one of these

James Tucker14 hours ago

Great whites are beautiful I'd like to figure how they really operate the pattern of sharks swimming routes is never like migratory routes they don't migrate yet travel vast distances

tangomike1514 hours ago

I wonder if refraction could explain the shark seemingly aiming in the wrong direction when breaching. Maybe he was actually aiming for the drone.

# SlowTheWorld14 hours ago

Just a theory but i believe not all sharks prefer to swim so close to the surface. Either one may be more aggressive as well.

# SlowTheWorld14 hours ago

Earned that like 👍

psychiatry is eugenics15 hours ago

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Andrew Demarest15 hours ago

I think you're giving these sharks too much credit... it's reacting to a four limbed creature on the surface of the water as it swims upward to attack it; unfortunately for the shark, it could only see the dark shadow of the drone and doesn't know that it's not truly in the water.

crunchers915 hours ago

Only one surfer, and the other guy was probably treading water, making the kinds of splashes that attract big sharks.

Blu16 hours ago

The dolphin dead, the sharks eating it and cleaning the sea Beautiful The sea crows (The crows clean the terrestrial space)

pocket16 hours ago

Which beach was this? Also question: Do they tend to prefer sandy areas vs reef areas?

Super Crazy Peanut Butter Dave16 hours ago

it would have been far more interesting to not tell them and see what the shark did.

TheMalibuArtist16 hours ago

Hello Folks, For those of you who asked for a version without narration please visit this video. I can't stand my voice either, so I made one with just the music. Enjoy! Have a great day, and if you complain about that one, well, I still wish you a better day. uslikes.info/house/n4hrxqWFxnuIep0/video.html

rsuriyop16 hours ago

The stingray was probably something the shark has never seen before and could've simply been only a little curious about it.

candrerc2517 hours ago

Where's that shooting?

joe jackson17 hours ago

What beach was that?

psychiatry is eugenics17 hours ago

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tanefendi17 hours ago

Most surfers I know don't care about sharks, and most sharks don't care about surfers.

we liT18 hours ago

Makes me hungry

NeoIBelieve matrix18 hours ago

That's why I say hell to the no when going in the water when I hit the beach... ocean is a scary place man

BudaKhan18 hours ago

Was that shark even of mammal hunting size?

BU_ DO18 hours ago

Lifeguards should use drones like this with a siren and flashing lights on it.

Fallbranch18 hours ago

No one's gonna wanna surf there. Ignorance really might be bliss.

TNT Ex18 hours ago

Omg you should play the jaws theme tune when shark approach

timmy le18 hours ago

I WANNA DRONE NOW

draven griphith19 hours ago

why dont you just put a little phone on it with a loud speaker tell them that a huge shark is following them