WATCH: 3m long Great White shark swims amongst surfers in Plett
Updated | By East Coast Radio
It's a big "no" from us!
Florida Museum of Natural History’s International Shark Attack File reports that in 2018 only four people were killed by sharks worldwide, which was below the normal average of six.
READ: AKA releases statement following Nellie Tembe's death
This is of course excellent news!
Although this is very good to know, and sharks might not be such malicious killing machines as we thought they were, this still does not mean that you should be swimming up to them, wanting to hang out.
READ: Bajaj Qute receives one-star rating in crash test
One should always remember that they are wild animals, who follow their instinct and that remain incredibly dangerous (especially if provoked).
Sometimes, you might not even know how close to them you might be because of how stealthily they move beneath the waters and if you didn't look down you wouldn't even notice them!
READ: The curious case of the long pinky nail that men grow
That was the case in Robberg, Plettenberg Bay, where a bunch of surfers was out enjoying their day.
Little did they know that not far below a massive Great White, of about 3metres, was casually gliding through the waters.
READ: WATCH: Cassper Nyovest teases new amapiano music!
The video was originally captured by @crazy_natuer2.0 who is known for sharing incredible drone footage of the coastal scenes found in South Africa.
This, however, at the time of posting, was the only video that has shown footage of this potentially deadly beast amongst humans.
You can watch the jaw-dropping video right here:
Amazing footage of a huge white shark (3+ meter long) cruising among surfers near Robberg in Plettenberg Bay, South Africa 🇿🇦 🎥 By crazy__nature2.0 IG pic.twitter.com/9CR7jeUCUQ
— Reg Saddler (@zaibatsu) April 23, 2021
READ: WATCH: 'John Vuli Gate' volume two: Are we here for it?
We can't help but wonder "how did they not notice this shark?!"
You can see that there was a moment, around 38 seconds into the video, where one of the surfers must have spotted the shark and started warning the others, as everyone simultaneously started to ferociously paddle back to the shore.
READ: J Sbu faces a parent's worst nightmare...
Luckily no one seems to have been injured or seriously hurt during the encounter but that was a close one if we've ever seen one!
Want to catch up on all your favourite duo's best moments? Listen to everything #StaceyAndJSbu below:
Main image courtesy of iStock
Show's Stories
-
Woman shows us how she applies her lips daily
This woman's lips are quite something...
Stacey & J Sbu 2 days, 2 hours ago -
Durbanites celebrate the Tazz with Christmas lights
We love how invested Durbanites are when celebrating the Christmas festi...
Danny Guselli 2 days, 4 hours ago