Surfer Catches Wave With Shark
Footage shot by Derik Broshar captures the moment that played out in Australia’s Byron Bay.
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Its baby shark..hes just chilling
I don't think that guy even saw the shark.
It looks like that shark was the last of its kind and was searching out to see if there exists another one like it amongst the 'New' species…poor guy is the 'fish' out of water…..
Why isn't she warning them, wtf? This video actually makes me angry…
We should warn them.
Nah…
That shark was like, "he wouldn't dare. He's not stopping, hey!" As the surfer runs him over.
That shark is literally just minding his own business his goal is to get to his destination with no intentions of human interactions thats my kind of shark lol
"We should warn them" u stupid stupid stupid person
we can't go under it
we can't go threw it
we have to go over it
Solamente 🦈quiere compartir la ola con el hombre ❤
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Geez that was just a pup, maybe 2 meters at that. I got bigger chunks in me stool mates
As a surfer, I've seen way too many videos of absolute fucktards who prefer to just record instead of warn that there's a shark. Seriously I cannot comprehend how small their brains are. If you see a shark, either warn the people immediately and if you cannot do that CALL THE POLICE so they can send that info to lifeguards to close the beach. This isn't that hard people
Instead of saying "we should warn them" just warn them.What a couple of assholes.
He had priority, I don't see the problem here.
The people filming this are stupid cunts.
Shark: my bad bro, you take it
Surfer: thanks mate! Good luck to ya!
Looking like a white shark – but based upon clear size comparisons in the video then the shark is 6-7 ft, indicating a juvenile. At this stage white sharks predate on fish – their dentition (teeth) are evolved for fishing, rather than mammal attack, pointy rather than triangular – and their predatory behaviour is not geared towards attack/investigation of larger prey sources. A lot of drone footage – readily accessible online – shows that juvenile white sharks are intimidated/avoid larger bodies in the water (than fish prey) whilst at the juvenile stage of development… this video substantiates those observations – zero risk to those in the water and most likely the shark involved was as 'wary' of the surfers as the persons would have been of the shark… better education of white shark life-stage behaviour and responses to human behaviour would better serve interactions, rather than the out-dated sensationalist p.o.v. presented here… nursery areas along the southern and northern Californian coasts and drone footage show that these types of interactions with juvenile white sharks and bathers, swimmers, surfers, SUP-ers occur on a daily basis…
OK I'm a little last on this video but what kind of shark ??