Great White Shark in Manly Beach, Sydney (vlog)
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I went with Lucie to Manly Beach to explore and make some videos and coming back home we saw several people around the Fairy Bower Pool watching a shark! We discovered the shark arrived on the sand in the morning and it was taken to the pool to rest. The people and a lot of tourist (and also us!) were unbelievably fascinated to see a Great White Shark so close!!
For the shark clips go to minute 2.27
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Epic footage love it! Wish I had been here for this, I was overseas!
Haha in the first footage I was there I have move to New Zealand and trying to remember all the good times
Very nice one
Beautiful creature.
Little fellas having the time of his life
Lmao I’m in the video of the nine news thing
This is the same shark that came back to say thanks and eat Simon about a month ago...
México 🍸🐟♥♦😜
Io le mani non ce le avrei messe haha
It’s mum wouldn’t be so placid I’m sure
Do you have to be a manly man to go to manly Beach? 😆 Or at least to go in the water.
@jackthelab6755
2 жыл бұрын
Not at all It's on the north shore of Sydney The softest men in the country live here
Is that a juvenile?
@dominicmason3290
2 жыл бұрын
Yeah
@bovverFS
Жыл бұрын
No, the shark isn't juvenile. Depending on it's size (around 1,5 m length) it is a new born baby shark. Great Whites at birth are around that length. Hope, the little one had a better start at his second chance at life, when he was released in freedom.
Absolutely irresponsible to get in the water with it. The idea that GWS are cuddly and friendly is a joke. She was lucky it didn't try to take a bite.
@bovverFS
Жыл бұрын
Bullshit! This around 1,5 m long shark did not care about mammals. The prey is fish and squids. Only when they reach a length of more than 3 m do they also go after mammals as prey. such a small white shark that has only recently been born is quite harmless and cautious. Why shuld the shark trying a bite? You certainly can't answer this question. Going into the water with it would be no problem at all and I would do it too. Once they are 3 metres long, it would be a different story. And yes, great white sharks are apex predators after a certain age and wild animals are generally not cuddly animals. In this case, too, the wild animal is not degraded to a cuddly toy, so don't talk such nonsense.
Humans can be so cruel 🧿
@deanasouza3075
2 жыл бұрын
What do you mean?
@chrismarc4879
2 жыл бұрын
@@deanasouza3075 When a shark/whale/dolphin or upside down turtle gets washed up just turn it around/ober if enough man power is around & help back into the seas,this was done for some who-rah Henrys Ego trip(Look what I Saved Everyone),poor sharks jaw after smashing its head on the pool walls all night,we all know great whites struggle in captivity,so why did this dipstick do this,simple really, they wanted their name in Lights,but unfortunately they went about it the wrong way,if it Costs Others Feelings,then it's a life goal fail⁉️
@deanasouza3075
2 жыл бұрын
@@chrismarc4879 I was just wondering what made u think that way...I thought it was odd that that baby shark was kept all night and they had to keep it from crashing into the pool walls. I also didn't know if they were waiting on a biologist to see if it was sick or why it wash up. I believe everything that can be save should be with the least amount of human contact...this shark has the same right to have the best chance to live to be big and great.
@chrismarc4879
2 жыл бұрын
@@deanasouza3075 By turning the shark around is saving it's life,no pool was Needed,the shark looked Phuced at the end compared to at the start when it was found on the beach,maybe confused,but no marks..
@deanasouza3075
2 жыл бұрын
@@chrismarc4879 No I get what they were doing...I was wondering why they didn't try to return it back to the ocean first. Like I said I didn't know if they were waiting for someone to check it out or what. Out of all the sharks that I have read about that they kept in tanks died within the first 24 hrs of being captured. I would have been scared this baby would have felt confined and gotten sicker and died.
Sharks in Australia are so aggressive that they're walking on land out there and trying to get jobs
@lukecaey138
2 жыл бұрын
One year has passed and still no likes wow your really not funny
@jrmetmoi
2 жыл бұрын
@@lukecaey138 I don’t give a damn about likes bish
@lukecaey138
2 жыл бұрын
@@jrmetmoi lol yeah ok you commented thinking your funny and haven't got one like 😂😂😂😂
@jrmetmoi
2 жыл бұрын
@@lukecaey138 and? 🤔
@lukecaey138
2 жыл бұрын
@@jrmetmoi everyone is laughing at you not with you 😂😂