Giant Hammerhead Sharks Hunting Blacktip Sharks - 4K
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Date: 2019-07-31
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Comments and reviews: 10
Marsh 0303
The main reason I like this is because they are not on a line. It is nature. I have been looking for videos like this forever, all of em make me sad to see morons leave the fish hooked for the bigger fish to feast on, and think its content worthy. Its sick of them. However, one thing I would really like is if you could do this and show the underwater footage of the hammer ambushing the blacktips. :) love you josh
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The main reason I like this is because they are not on a line. It is nature. I have been looking for videos like this forever, all of em make me sad to see morons leave the fish hooked for the bigger fish to feast on, and think its content worthy. Its sick of them. However, one thing I would really like is if you could do this and show the underwater footage of the hammer ambushing the blacktips. :) love you josh
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Amphictyon1
Hey That's my beach I live about 4 miles from that stretch of beach. We swim and surf with black tips every other day; see schools of hundreds of them. But they never let you approach; they always take off. They're very timid, those black tips. Now, hammerheads, they aren't afraid of surfers and swimmers. They could definitely eat more people every week; I guess they don't like that strong human taste. ;o)
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Hey That's my beach I live about 4 miles from that stretch of beach. We swim and surf with black tips every other day; see schools of hundreds of them. But they never let you approach; they always take off. They're very timid, those black tips. Now, hammerheads, they aren't afraid of surfers and swimmers. They could definitely eat more people every week; I guess they don't like that strong human taste. ;o)
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Dharma Beach Bum
Hammerheads usually feed on smaller fish, crustaceans and rays. Their heads have evolved to that strange shape to allow them to detect movement on the ocean floor. If anything, the hammerhead was chasing the blacktips because they are competition for its prey. Nonetheless, a cool video.
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Hammerheads usually feed on smaller fish, crustaceans and rays. Their heads have evolved to that strange shape to allow them to detect movement on the ocean floor. If anything, the hammerhead was chasing the blacktips because they are competition for its prey. Nonetheless, a cool video.
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Shawn Weed
This was epic. we live on the GA coast by Ossabaw and we see this as it unfolds. but our water is muddy. so we don't get this great view of what's happening under the surface. Thanks. you would like the GA coast. mostly undeveloped. very pristine.
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This was epic. we live on the GA coast by Ossabaw and we see this as it unfolds. but our water is muddy. so we don't get this great view of what's happening under the surface. Thanks. you would like the GA coast. mostly undeveloped. very pristine.
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jeanfourcade
thanks for sharing, great video. the treat at 0: 35: all the hotel beach beds lined up in front of the enticingly crystal-clear tropical water, and the lone tourist standing at the water edge, about to take a splash amid hundreds of sharks
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thanks for sharing, great video. the treat at 0: 35: all the hotel beach beds lined up in front of the enticingly crystal-clear tropical water, and the lone tourist standing at the water edge, about to take a splash amid hundreds of sharks
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Stream of Consciousness
They were all like, get out of my way. Like how he just drifted and then kicked in the speed once close enough. 1: 55did he catch any? hundreds of sharks that close to a beach, morning dip would be fatal.
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They were all like, get out of my way. Like how he just drifted and then kicked in the speed once close enough. 1: 55did he catch any? hundreds of sharks that close to a beach, morning dip would be fatal.
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Victor Hayes
I very much enjoy your fishing videos, your drone work is fun to watch. Would give anything to film one with you, i have been flying drones before they where so popular about 8 or 9 years ago. thanks again, Vic
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I very much enjoy your fishing videos, your drone work is fun to watch. Would give anything to film one with you, i have been flying drones before they where so popular about 8 or 9 years ago. thanks again, Vic
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Justin Ellis
Thanks for sharing your footage It's a perspective I've never seen before and occurrence i never knew existed. Truly, brilliant aerial footage and a wonderful peak into a world few have have ever witnessed.
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Thanks for sharing your footage It's a perspective I've never seen before and occurrence i never knew existed. Truly, brilliant aerial footage and a wonderful peak into a world few have have ever witnessed.
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nooki1102
Come to Weipa far north Queensland Australia and those bastards are everywhere, catch them without even trying haha. Mongrel tax man we call them, they take whatever you get on the line even each other
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Come to Weipa far north Queensland Australia and those bastards are everywhere, catch them without even trying haha. Mongrel tax man we call them, they take whatever you get on the line even each other
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williecosgrove
What aload of old bollocks. Those sharks are only displaying dominance. Nothing here to prove that 1 shark is eating the other. Stick to fishing you fool and dont be trying to invent things.
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What aload of old bollocks. Those sharks are only displaying dominance. Nothing here to prove that 1 shark is eating the other. Stick to fishing you fool and dont be trying to invent things.
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