Woman dives with White sharks - AMAZING video footage

[arce1988]

  @ Booty!

[G_Thang]

beautiful girl.

But empty in the head.  She's a CNN shark attack waiting to happen.

[Parker]

But empty in the head.  She's a CNN shark attack waiting to happen.

See, people have this romantic thinking that they can hang with apex predators (Sharks, wolves, bears, Big Cats) and have "mutual respect" from them, or control them. But, not realizing, that there is a reason why these animals are around each other, and other animals run...because they are apex predators for a reason. And sooner or later, human beings tend to find this out. Early man didn't try to befriend any of these other than wolves (the pups and other theories). The ones that didn't learn their lesson, died.

[lulu]

I swim with great whites everyday on getbig.

you're a mudshark

[BigCyp]

That shark is gay. I would eat her

[Stark]

See, people have this romantic thinking that they can hang with apex predators (Sharks, wolves, bears, Big Cats) and have "mutual respect" from them, or control them. But, not realizing, that there is a reason why these animals are around each other, and other animals run...because they are apex predators for a reason. And sooner or later, human beings tend to find this out. Early man didn't try to befriend any of these other than wolves (the pups and other theories). The ones that didn't learn their lesson, died.

I hear you and to some degree agree with you, but...
It is people like this that open our eyes towards animals like that, a few years back a shark was considered to be a eating murdering machine, now we know that these animals in particular the white shark is far more complex and very much misunderstood animal.

I be you she isn't free diving with these shark on a daily basis, but it lends a certain awarness to these animals that are on the rapid decline over the fucking asians eating them faster than they can re-produce, these animals are INCREDIBLE important to our eco system, but most people would say... sharks who needs them, were when they see images and videos like these they might change their view of them somewhat.

[BigCyp]

I hear you and to some degree agree with you, but...
It is people like this that open our eyes towards animals like that, a few years back a shark was considered to be a eating murdering machine, now we know that these animals in particular the white shark is far more complex and very much misunderstood animal.

I be you she isn't free diving with these shark on a daily basis, but it lends a certain awarness to these animals that are on the rapid decline over the fucking asians eating them faster than they can re-produce, these animals are INCREDIBLE important to our eco system, but most people would say... sharks who needs them, were when they see images and videos like these they might change their view of them somewhat.

Yes Stark, I am hoping my video footage of your mother and my cock will lend the same awareness of her complex behaviours 

[James28]

I've done that to, cage diving in SA, with white sharks. It was in July 2010, the biggest one was about 3.5 meters. Gans Baai was the location. 

Haha. I've been to Gansbaai too. This was April 2009. Rainy day with big old waves. We done the dive and also got the video. There's glimpses of me hanging over the side of the boat puking my guts out. I don't do well with boats and rough ocean. We went to this strip called Shark Alley and boy did they materialize quickly. I only spent a few minutes in the cage. Not really as cool as it looks on TV but I'm glad I done it. Was in Australia that December of the same year and my girlfriend went out and done it again. Not for me thanks. Once was enough.

bodybuilding related: When I leaned over to puke I flexed my lats as my back was to everyone.

[arce1988]

When I leaned over to puke I flexed my lats as my back was to everyone.

^

 True GBF

[240 is Back]

so that video wasn't faked?

[Radical Plato]

Early man didn't try to befriend any of these other than wolves (the pups and other theories). The ones that didn't learn their lesson, died.

Our ancestors didn’t tame the dog at all. The dog most likely tamed himself.  The domestic dog of today evolved from what was supposedly was an off shoot of the wolf family, this ancestor wasn’t a specialised hunter like the wolf is, but rather what biologists call a ‘generalist’.  This smaller ancestor probably looked somewhat like the dingo and other primitive dogs who still live in the wild today. 

Our human ancestors used to have to travel frequently to hunt and gather food,  they started to leave small dumps behind at their encampments, dumps where there were edible leftovers for others to find.  Slowly, a few of the sometimes hunting, sometimes scavenging, small ancestors of the present day dog began yo follow humans and make a living scavenging from these dumps, bringing the dog ever closer to humans.   These were individuals who were attracted to a much easier (and safer) way to make a living. All they needed to do was trail along behind groups of humans and eat at the dumps we left behind.  This is supposedly the way the domestic dog of today evolved from.

[OTHstrong]

Our ancestors didn’t tame the dog at all. The dog most likely tamed himself.  The domestic dog of today evolved from what was supposedly was an off shoot of the wolf family, this ancestor wasn’t a specialised hunter like the wolf is, but rather what biologists call a ‘generalist’.  This smaller ancestor probably looked somewhat like the dingo and other primitive dogs who still live in the wild today. 

Our human ancestors used to have to travel frequently to hunt and gather food,  they started to leave small dumps behind at their encampments, dumps where there were edible leftovers for others to find.  Slowly, a few of the sometimes hunting, sometimes scavenging, small ancestors of the present day dog began yo follow humans and make a living scavenging from these dumps, bringing the dog ever closer to humans.   These were individuals who were attracted to a much easier (and safer) way to make a living. All they needed to do was trail along behind groups of humans and eat at the dumps we left behind.  This is supposedly the way the domestic dog of today evolved from.

ROTFL  ^^^ 

[FitnessFrenzy]

you can track some of the giant great whites online.   very cool to see where they're at.

http://sharks-ocearch.verite.com/

I hope all those sharks close to South Africa aren't waiting for the Olympia to return there.

[Red Hook]

Haha. I've been to Gansbaai too. This was April 2009. Rainy day with big old waves. We done the dive and also got the video. There's glimpses of me hanging over the side of the boat puking my guts out. I don't do well with boats and rough ocean. We went to this strip called Shark Alley and boy did they materialize quickly. I only spent a few minutes in the cage. Not really as cool as it looks on TV but I'm glad I done it. Was in Australia that December of the same year and my girlfriend went out and done it again. Not for me thanks. Once was enough.

bodybuilding related: When I leaned over to puke I flexed my lats as my back was to everyone.

this motivates me to be a better getbigger.

[bigmc]

i cant believe the shark let her take its back

she was on the verge of a fin barr at the end of that vid

[Parker]

I hear you and to some degree agree with you, but...
It is people like this that open our eyes towards animals like that, a few years back a shark was considered to be a eating murdering machine, now we know that these animals in particular the white shark is far more complex and very much misunderstood animal.

I be you she isn't free diving with these shark on a daily basis, but it lends a certain awarness to these animals that are on the rapid decline over the fucking asians eating them faster than they can re-produce, these animals are INCREDIBLE important to our eco system, but most people would say... sharks who needs them, were when they see images and videos like these they might change their view of them somewhat.

I agree with you 100%.