Shark Whisperer: Woman Swims With Great Whites in Perfect Harmony

The woman can hold her breath for six minutes while swimming with the predators.

[MrJ]

Fun fact: Did you know the director of jaws has dedicated the rest of his life to learning more about the truth of the great white sharks and has openly admitted that jaws painted the wrong picture of them?

[BrainlessGirl]

The most dangerous predator on Earth is a human being. Humans should be feared 100x more than sharks.

[beehive]

Calling them “killers” is pretty ironic, considering how we slaughtered them to the point to where there is only 395 of them left.

[johncarlofernandez]

Media on great white sharks: fearsome beast! Killer!
Great white sharks: I'mma bit shy but you can swim with me if you want

[TX]

shark gotta be like "damn! I'm dating a model" "hey baby! wanna go swim with meh?uh? wanna go eat some seals?" LOL

[jasonglantz]

I never realized how gentle these animals can be.

[davidcraigthor]

Shark whisperer? (Please don't eat me, please don't eat me...)

[Leelz]

She's a true pioneer.

And the sexual comments here are disgusting.

[hahijary]

They call the Sharks "the killers"while we kill more of them for they're fins

[canvas_]

You are more likely to die crushed by a vending machine than eaten by a shark. A FREAKING vending machine. Sharks like eating something meaty and fleshy. Humans are too bony for their diet. If anything, they might attack a human mistaking them for a seal or sea turtle which is why there are more survivors then fatalities. Poor sharks, "to be great, is to be misunderstood." -Emerson :)

[lelouchstrife]

we need more people like her in the world who see animals for what they really are beautiful creations of life and not monsters

[andrewgerstner]

People who play with fire eventually get burned, people who swim with sharks eventually get bit...

[dr.davidbannersworstday]

The news anchors are really annoying in this video.   Still trying to play up the "Killing machines" and "Jaws" angle and completely missing the point of the story.   Nice job. ABC.  Journalism at its finest... (that last part was sarcasm by the way)

[epic]

People can say what they want... but what this girl does is unbelievable. There is nobody that swims with Great Whites like she does. It's amazing.

[ilikebeanies]

The shark just wanted a gorgeous girlfriend, that's why he didn't eat her. XD

Nah but for real, sharks are cool.

[codergames]

It's great that some people can switch off their base instincts like fear and get in harmony with other predators.

[Silverful]

It's wonderful to see footage of sharks such as this. So peaceful. Bravo to this lady and her camera man!

I am not one to live in a fantasy. So don't even attempt to begin to rip on me for enjoying this video. Yes I am well aware they can be incredibly dangerous. It is a wild animal of course. They are apex predators who have huge appetites (it's in their biology so it is necessary they have to feed often) so I am not encouraging anybody to take this lightly. They are not stuffed animals by any means and are more then capable of inflicting damage if threatened or irritated. This should not be labeled as leisure activity.

However, let new pieces such as this be a window into their world they do not spend every second of the day hungering for our flesh. A particular form of fiction has done it's own damage for the shark's reputation regarding them as hellish abominations setting out to terrorize people and anything else in the ocean. When people still believe in this warped idea. It is time they see what sharks are really about. Remarkable creatures that have survived millions of years on earth who are "both" aggressive and tranquil.

Thank you Ocean Ramsay for this footage. :)

[Lil_Red_Samurai]

They'll be gone if no one does anything About it. Sucks....

[sburris]

How lucky she is. These magnificent creatures are not as dangerous as people would like to think. We pose far more of a threat to them as they do to us.

[BangoBean]

:-( 339 is a pitiful number, hope they make a comeback.