

And FYI, despite what she says, that’s not Deep Blue she’s harassing. One day one of the bears killed him and the poor woman that was with him. Would you go on a safari and ride the lions? Remember what happened to the bear whisper in Alaska?.he thought he knew them so well that he was part of their family. Yes, in this case they were very satiated and unlikely to bite.but the average person should not be hopping in the water with them. And lastly.posting selfies with white sharks is really the wrong message.these are very dangerous animals. Look at all of the other people in the water hoping for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.instead they can't even take a pic of the shark. The number 1 rule of legitimate shark diving operators is DON'T TOUCH THE SHARKS! This is not shark is selfish, self-promotion. Not only is it illegal in Mexico, it is unethical the world over. Years ago she came to social media fame by illegally riding white sharks at Guadalupe Island. Ramsey for riding the white shark in Hawaii, but then I saw her post this: "I waited quietly, patiently, observing as she swam up to the dead sperm whale carcass and then slowly to me passing close enough I gently put my hand out to maintain a small space so her girth could pass." Take a look at this video and see if you feel her words are consistent with her actions.

Ocean Ramsey has Jumped the Shark.Literally and Figuratively I was going to let others chastise O. I wish more people would have a connection with sharks and the natural world, because then they would understand that it’s not petting sharks or pushing them off to maintain a respectable space that is hurting sharks (because trust me if she didn’t like being pet she can handle and communicate 🦈) it’s the wasteful and cruel practice of grabbing and catching sharks to cut off their fins (which slowly kills them) for #sharkfinsoup in a process called #sharkfinning or the wasteful #sharkfishing or #sharksportfishing If it bothers you that I touched the shark please click on one of the hashtags above and leave them a negative comment first 😉 #HelpSaveSharks #SpreadAwareness #FinBanNow #bansharkfinning #Sharkfin Vid shot on my #gopro3000 #goproforacause out with with ❤️ 💙 ❤️ 💙 #savetheocean #sharktouch #touchingsharks #oneoceanteam #discoversharks #discoverocean #greatwhitesharkinhawaii #freedivingwithsharks #whitesharkhawaii #deadwhalehawaii #dolphinsandsharks #🤙🏽 #Hawaii #sharka 🤙🏽🦈Ī post shared by Ocean Ramsey #OceanRamsey on at 4:56pm PST I know some people criticize touch but what some don’t realize is that sometimes sharks seek touch, she swam away escorted by two rough-toothed dolphins who danced around her over to one of my shark research vessels and proceeded to use it as a scratching post, passing up feeding for another need.

It is an impressive feat! Hopefully Deep Blue will be spotted on a regular basis for years to come.I waited quietly, patiently, observing as she swam up to the dead sperm whale carcass and then slowly to me passing close enough I gently put my hand out to maintain a small space so her girth could pass. Not only do they need to find meals, but also avoid entrapment by humans. Sharks that reach a ripe old age are extremely successful predators. It is believed that Deep Blue is around 50 years old! The visual tracking has been occurring for years.
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With a full belly, she was not very interested in the divers.ĭeep Blue has been spotted in several places around the Pacific including Mexico. The video was taken by divers that were not in a cage which indicated that Deep Blue was a calm shark for the moment. The carcass is approximately 20 miles off of Oahu and attracted several large sharks, but Deep Blue was the largest. She is so legendary that she even has her own name “Deep Blue” and her own Twitter account!ĭeep Blue is in the area because she was recently seen feeding off a large sperm whale carcass.

Featured Image Credit: Video Credit: Inside EditionĪ massive Great White Shark was spotted off the coast of Hawaii earlier this month and it appears to be the largest great white on record at 20 ft.
