Shark Strike: Tranquility to Terror (Full Episode) | When Sharks Attack

The Abaco Islands in the Bahamas are a remote island escape, known as the boating capitol of the world. But in 2018, tranquility turned to terror with three shark attacks strike in just thirty-nine days.

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[endoraismygma]

I love the absolute common sense of the locals. Sharks are in there, people are getting bitten, imma stay out the water. Bravo

[Ryuzaki-JongUn]

"Your next Carribbean vacation, COULD be your LAST"
I love Nat Geo writers so much 😂😁

[kugi]

as a person from The Bahamas, the intro is so dramatic. I also love it

[annanardo]

Humans are overfishing the oceans, causing the sharks to get more and more aggressive. The human and the shark hunting in the same place at the same time.

[JohnnysCafe_]

Kate got a bite from a nurse shark, hardly a shark attack, more like a cheeky fish bite.

[Best_Pickle_Ever]

Oh, look there’s a shark let’s stay in the water! Like DONT be surprised if it attacks you!😂😂😂

[delaniecairrao]

there’s no way to determine the reason of a shark attack. it’s always a perfect storm of conditions just like any other accident

[markharley]

Can you imagine going into the water to hunt fish only to be hunted by fish

[candilynnn]

A big thing is the increase in people feeding them. All these tourist places have shark feeding dives or "shows" or just dumping leftovers off docks or boats. Sharks have already shown to be been shown to be conditioned just like dogs or other animals to associate certain things with food so if they have received food from a being in a swimsuit or dive suit a number of times they may get used to a waving hand in the water meaning food and go for it even if there is no treat.

[YayaRosse]

i never bored watching nature wild animals anything of this kind...

[carmenwithoutborders]

Please never feed wildlife, especially sea turtles. Nat Geo, please do a better job of educating people about this.

[wastedpotato]

I dont have to worry about it in the Bahamas. There's enough sharks off the coast here in Australia 😂

[TheEccentricPoet]

I love the "at the end of the day, it's a wild animal, not your buddy" message, because while I love Hawaii's @OceanRamseySharks lady, a marine biologist and conservationist, and her effort to make the public not see the shark as a perpetual bloodthirsty bad guy (to quell further unnecessary killing of an already in troubled species in their dwindling numbers, as they are actually important to the ecosystem of the oceans), I worry she overdoes it and makes it seem like sharks are sweet and fluffy bunnies that shouldn't be feared in their habitats. That's not right either. The animal should be respected for the wild animal it is.

[buzz]

Who woulda thought feeding turtles in an ocean would attract sharks that feed on turtles😅😂. DARWIN AWARD WINNERS! 🏆

[georgecarberry]

Tiger shark diving operations should be stopped & any feeding of sharks should be illegal everywhere!!!

[chrsncj]

I recommend viewers compare how caring scientists approach sharks in their habitat and how beach goers approach sharks…the difference is respect for the natural world and its unique intelligence. The ocean is not a swimming pool, its a complex ecosystem.

[Ellifiknow]

If I go in the ocean, I'm in the shark's world and he has all the advantages. But the tables are turned when the shark comes on land...so watch out shark if you ever come to Colorado!

[TheMattC]

24:40 the shark covered in "bite marks" is actually covered in propeller strike scars.

[-Eiryr]

Lmao that Kate is a mop. “We’ve seen sharks around before so we weren’t worried” it swam up and bit me was a big shock” 🤣🤣

[paulbruney]

It’s also a fact that you don’t feed turtles with sharks around. Yes people in general are too complacent