The Most HORRIFYING Shark Attacks Ever Recorded

Dive deep into the heart-stopping world of shark encounters in today's video, where the line between awe and fear blurs beneath the waves. We're bringing you face-to-face with some of the most chilling shark attack stories from survivors, experts, and eye-witnesses. From the clear blue waters of popular beaches to the mysterious depths where these apex predators reign, you'll discover what triggers these rare but terrifying events. Learn about the species most likely to interact with humans, the myths surrounding shark behavior, and crucial tips for reducing your risk while enjoying the ocean's beauty. Whether you're a marine life enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or simply fascinated by the power of nature, this video promises a journey through the thrill of survival, respect for the ocean's top predators, and a closer look at our coexistence with the marine world

00:00 Intro
00:33 Martha Morrell
09:05 Simon Baccanello
16:42 Elisabeth Sauer
24:33 Maria Jimenez
32:30 Stella Berry
48:40 The Most Gruesome Shark Attacks Ever Recorded
57:26 Kimon Bisogno
1:05:14 Khai Cowley
1:12:27 Kim Mahbouli
1:19:36 Zac Young
1:27:04 Tomas Butterfield
1:34:53 Jason Carter
1:42:20 Todd Endris

[greginesx]

Elisabeth Sauer "deserved better" from the locals when she needed help the most. What an amazing "fighting spirit" she possessed. May God bless & comfort her family and "be proud of her fight."

[NotAsTraceable]

This is God's truth. Years before the movie Jaws in the late 60's we would go to Dayton beach and spend all day on those short rental rafts in water over our heads, riding the rafts and body surfing. I can remember standing occasionally at the surf's edge with the lifeguards closing the beach to swimmers because there were sharks in the shallows. I can remember standing there at the surf's edge watching their fins go around and around, thrashing back and forth and my only emotion was being pissed off because I couldn't get into the water. Never for a half a nano-second did it cross my mind that I would ever be bitten by a shark. After maybe after 30 min to an hour after the shark fins were no longer sighted, we'd all be back in the water past the breakers just happy as clams that we could get back out in the water. When I saw the opening scenes from Jaws, around the mid-seventies, I suddenly remember being in the water for hours, I almost passed out and have never felt comfortable in salt water since.

[katiamontana]

Every time you put a foot in the water you become a part of the food chain: is this too difficult to understand???

[doloreswinsbarrow]

Yes the scenery is beautiful. Even if there be measures to the ocean it is the home to these sharks 🦈 entering. So anyone taking a chance it's their own risk.

[StephanieRogina-lxpt]

I’ve got to say, I’m 51 and I never have and never would swim in the ocean, but that poor woman she needed HELP!! Everyone was taping her on their phones? How sickening is that?😤😭

[hoosierpete]

I think the two worst shark attacks I've seen, is the poor Russian guy who was eaten by a tiger shark in Egypt, and the female tourist who was on a chartered cruise, and her leg was bitten off, while off shore by an oceanic white.

[kieranhart]

It seems that premature death usually finds the kindest and least deserving victims. God bless Mr B and all the others taken way too soon. May they find safe passage to Heaven.

[carolrainey]

People please get it ! Sharks are in the water!! Stop being nieve about getting into the ocean..

[judeeautobee]

It’s simple, you don’t want to get attacked by a shark? Don’t go into the ocean.

[JamieMcginnis-fhkr]

I'm not a scientist, but I believe if a shark is hungry, it will attack and eat a human! They don't mistake a person for a seal!

[bobmcghee]

After jaws came out, I started researching sharks some. After what I learned, I wouldn't even wade out waist deep to cast surf fishing. I found out those damn bull sharks would hit people in 2 or 3 feet deep water and drag them in

[lydiamcpherson]

I heard this story before. But, I never heard that she was recovered by a boat. I heard that the shark took her, and the husband was so grateful that her friend was with her, as he never would have known what would have happened to her, as she swam every morning by herself for years. They also said that it was only one shark and that it was in predation mode as a dead whale was further out in the ocean near where they were swimming. Sad.

[lesliestenta]

im from Hawaii and used to visit Lahaina
Maui and every time i would drive pass that area i thought about that poor woman

[casarnp]

Yes the sweet tiger sharks Ocean Ramsey loves to pet!
RIP Marty!

[casarnp]

Nobody launched a boat??!! Disgraceful!!

[ESmith]

omg, Stella Berry, RIP, looks almost identical to my late Daughter, RIP, at 18, who was murdered in 2011.

[jessestewart]

Certainly a shark bite and a crociidile bite are distinguishable

[kieranhart]

If anyone believes there’s only been 95 shark attacks in Mexico in the last 400 years than they are high risk for getting eaten on their next carefree vacation down there. Mexico is probably a close second to Brazil when it comes to covering up shark attacks. My friend was paid a free vacation to stay quiet after his attack. The press, hospitals and the locals know better to stay quiet. Those countries survive on tourism so will cover it up at any cost. I’d say the locals talking would be punishable by getting framed for a crime and sent to prison or worse- death. If the number was in the thousands, it would be more believable but the hundreds of thousands of coast line miles seeing 1 shark attack every 4 years is total lies. Anyone can see through that one. I’ve been on beaches the same days of 3 separate Mexican shark attacks in the past 10 years. Pretty crazy how coincidental that would be right? 😂 stay safe folks. Don’t believe the stats

[micheleshively]

In the first story, I am glad they called off the hunt for the shark. It's not the sharks fault. They're just doing what they do. Sorry for the victims but when you swim with apex predators, sometimes bad things happen

[luciemarinov]

She went past the reefs into the sharks breeding grounds, did not follow all the rules!