Man fights off great white shark
This is my biggest fear
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2. Gringo_el_Diablo commented 9 years ago
GoPro or GoDie! >8E


6. mightymaxx commented 9 years ago
I never thought I'd be the "fake!" guy, yet here I am. This looks fake. Very cool, very well done, but very much a product of clever editing. :58 just as he dips his head underwater the shark tele-ports across the screen.


9. Judge-Jake commented 9 years ago
#7 Curious with many many teeth bites. still equals attack. 



11. night36459 commented 9 years ago
#6 I agree with you. The timing just seems to perfect and the mans reaction doesn't seem too terrified that a shark is feet away from his buddy. And what does he do when he hears there's a shark? He dives under to get a look at it. With all the splashing the shark just swims by? #9 this was from a website about sharks...
Sharks do not attack humans for the sole purpose of hunger. In fact, sharks do not know what the feeling of hunger is, and in fact, can go for many months without eating. This is not to say that sharks do not attack with the intention of seeking prey. Many attacks on divers and surfers especially can be attained to searching for food. To a shark, a surfer on a surfboard slightly resembles that of a seal or sea lion, or a diver in a black wetsuit can look like other prey.
Sharks also attack humans because they have been provoked or agitated by the person. Many spear-fishers have been attacked by reef sharks because when they spear fish, the blood from the fish and it's vibrations can sometimes result in a feeding frenzy by many sharks. Bright colours can also be counted for attacks.
As many people have believed in the past, sharks do in fact can see colours, and do indeed have very good eyesight. Avoid wearing the colours of orange and yellow, as this can aggravate the shark, and possibly lead to attacks.
Sharks are in fact attracted by splashing and vibrations in the water, and it can sometimes be attributed to attacks. Most scientists have not been able to predict why and where sharks attacks.
Sharks do not attack humans for the sole purpose of hunger. In fact, sharks do not know what the feeling of hunger is, and in fact, can go for many months without eating. This is not to say that sharks do not attack with the intention of seeking prey. Many attacks on divers and surfers especially can be attained to searching for food. To a shark, a surfer on a surfboard slightly resembles that of a seal or sea lion, or a diver in a black wetsuit can look like other prey.
Sharks also attack humans because they have been provoked or agitated by the person. Many spear-fishers have been attacked by reef sharks because when they spear fish, the blood from the fish and it's vibrations can sometimes result in a feeding frenzy by many sharks. Bright colours can also be counted for attacks.
As many people have believed in the past, sharks do in fact can see colours, and do indeed have very good eyesight. Avoid wearing the colours of orange and yellow, as this can aggravate the shark, and possibly lead to attacks.
Sharks are in fact attracted by splashing and vibrations in the water, and it can sometimes be attributed to attacks. Most scientists have not been able to predict why and where sharks attacks.


12. braveheart2052 commented 9 years ago
where`s the fight ?????????????? fail !


+13 1. Platonic commented 9 years ago