Joe Rogan: Swimmers CRAZY SHARK STORY #joerogan #jre #shark

[webber]

Swimming at night and early morning is asking for a grim reaper visit. Both santa barbra and Rosa have seals in that area, chances are even further increased that Mr reaper will visit. That's just a death wish

[jacob]

People who swim in the ocean that act surprised like this fascinate me.

[SpiritualIconoclast]

If it’s so dark and murky that you can’t tell a shark apart from a dolphin you can be sure that sharks are more likely to confuse you for a seal.

[jackcrassus]

I’ve gone fishing in that water and have had sharks steal my catch so many times, no way you could pay me to get in that water

[Steiny]

If you swim in the ocean at night, you’re asking to be shark food. That’s prime feeding time

[fernandoreveles]

This mf really convinced himself “oh na it’s just fucking flipper, just keep swimming 😅”

[aaroningram]

The shark "yo he totally saw me... Why is he continuing like bro im next to you... Fuck that he too confident imma leave him be"

[jw]

Nope, I’ve stayed out of the ocean for 40+ years for a reason. Pretty sure it’s why I’m still alive.

[kallyb]

I almost committed suicide at 19 off the Santa Barbara Pier at 1 in the morning, if I didn't hear a man's voice telling me to stop I know now I'd been gone never to be seen again. I'm terrified of deep dark water, yet I was getting p*mped amd beaten I was so tired of my existence. Not a soul on the pier but me and I heard a voice *outside* my head telling me no. I'd probably have met a harsh fate than what I viewed as a terrible existence I was experiencing that I got saved from 2 months later. I never touched Santa Barbara ocean waters, but when I visit it's all I remember.

[markomatic]

"Jamie, can you pull up the clip of the great white fighting a bear"

[coreyw]

Lol at these comments. I know you’ve all seen Jaws, shark week, deep blue sea, etc. If you’re around the ocean regularly you’ll know it’s actually pretty difficult to get attacked by a shark. I think there’s like 15 shark attacks per year and one fatality a year from shark attacks in the US. Which considering the amount of sharks and the amount of people in the water is explanation enough.

And yes, I’m aware because I just jinxed myself the next time I scuba dive I’m running into a great white lol

[BullShark]

Keep swimming when sharks are actively hunting and eating. That's genius. 😂😂

[Jman_real]

Swimming in the ocean in morning and night is the stupidest thing you could do at least do this in daylight

[Yenaldooshi]

The worst way to die is getting eaten by a marine predator you can’t see or identify. No way no how am I ever putting myself in that position unless I’m saving a family member. I have way too many memories from playing Subnautica which makes it worse

[randalcolucci]

If this guy can’t tell the difference between a great white shark and a dolphin, he better stay out of the water….permanently

[maxbrazil]

Swimming at night in the ocean? Yep, toys in the attic.

[KyleVaughan]

“Definitely a dolphin on its side” dudes a champion

[ignite]

Ah yes, swimming at night, at November, in the ocean is definitely a good thing to do. It's not like a shark is gonna pop up and greet you...

[MorganJ]

So I swim in the ocean at night all the time and hey who would’ve thought there were sharks here

[TheHuiwen]

I used to do early morning swims close to the beach on an island. Thinking sharks wouldn't come so close to shore and just at sunrise is foolish. I was only 5 meters out when I saw a school of fish and to my surprise I actually saw a shark. 1st time swimming near a shark in open water. It was agile on turns, very different from fishes, more precise and tight. I didn't think twice and calmly swam and ran to shore. I looked back once on safe ground and I saw the shark right behind me. Don't be fooled. We are not on top of the food chain in the ocean.