15 Sea Monsters Attacking A Boat!

15 Sea Monsters Attacking A Boat!
If you like high-sea adventures and the danger that lurks in the oceans, then you will want to see what we have in store for you. Whether it’s a giant squid closing in on a surfer or a sperm whale ramming into a boat, you won’t want to miss this. Stick around if you want to see spectacular footage of 15 sea monsters attacking a boat.

Great White Shark

The great white shark is known for its aggressive behavior and our first clip shows a determined great white chewing on the sides of a boat. It kind of reminds me of a scene from the movie jaws. This shark is gigantic and the people in the boat look at it from up above, and I’m sure none of them want to go for a swim at the moment. In the next clip, a shark sneaks from behind and attacks the boat’s propeller at the back of boat. The propeller takes a good beating. Finally, in our last clip, from a bird’s eye view, we can see a monstrous great white shark approaching a small boat and going directly for the propellers at the back of the boat. The shark then gets tangled up in a rope of some kind and swims away from the boat slowly, too busy playing with the rope. Sharks are apex predators you want to stay away from, but many people like looking for trouble.

Stingray

The stingray is not a particularly aggressive fish, but if you go looking for it, it can cause some serious damage. In this clip, two people have caught a small stingray and when one man attempts to pick up the stingray by sliding his hand into the stingray's mouth, blood pours all over the place. It’s actually the stingray who stung the man’s leg with its barb and it’s the man’s leg that’s bleeding. I guess he learned his lesson not to mess with a stingray. Our next clip shows a seventy-five-pound stingray that struck a woman in the face killing her. When you look at this footage, it’s easy to understand why, because this stingray is huge. This reminds me of the fatal attack Steve “crocodile hunter” Irwin was a victim too, scuba diving in Australia’s great barrier reef when a stingray pierced Irwin in the chest with its barb. It’s always risky when you enter deep waters, even when you’re an expert.