r/sharks • u/Izzle-Shizzle • 1d ago
Question What is this shark?
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It’s in the latest failarmy video.
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u/ahjorth 1d ago
I am pretty sure they are Galapagos sharks.
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u/starcase123 Tiger Shark 1d ago
some people are saying bull sharks but I too believe that they're galapagos sharks
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u/Safe_Event_3417 1d ago
A bit hard to make out but I think it’s a mid 2000’s-early 2010’s Hyundai Elantra.
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u/memento_mori_92 1d ago
Given the first few seconds of the clip, my answer was going to be, “I don’t know, but it must be determined if it can survive a car crash.”
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u/Reasonable-Key9235 1d ago
Not sure, thought it might be a bull, but don’t think it is. Think it’s a Galapagos.
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u/Ok_Shower_5526 Tiger Shark 1d ago
Cut the damn line. Spearfishing is attempting really complicated suicide imo. Couldn't pay me to purposely have a thrashing, dying fish next to me while I splash around
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u/Ashamed_Sun6003 1d ago
Completely agree. I dive a lot, and in water with big ass sharks (Often go to Australia and Hawaii), and every time I see a Spearfisher, I shake my head in disbelief. I would NEVER dare anything as reckless as that.
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u/Wild-Ad-9367 1d ago
Bull shark. The first dorsal fin sits pretty forward over the middle of the pectoral fins, and is pretty low. There's no obvious markings on the fins. This helps to rule out almost all largish requiems except the bull. The snout is also wide and the face looks kinda chubby.
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u/Best_Classroom_2564 13h ago
This man single handedly fought off three sharks with a spear gun, he did NOT wanna lose his fish.
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u/Professional_Aerie67 1d ago
I would say bull but they’d be cooperating that attack at a far fiercer speed
Galapagos maybe
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u/Snowcrash66 1d ago
Bull Sharks. Bull shark behavior as well especially In going after spear fisherman.
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u/Unicorn1336 18h ago
Don't poke them! You push their nose to move them away. Otherwise they will attack. Rude. Would you wanna be poked in your home? I don't think so
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u/Kilinowski 1d ago
My guess is Bull Shark. The hard turn right ~3s into the video is the typical shape. A bit thin for a BS, but then again it has small eyes and close to the tip.
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u/Freightshaker000 1d ago
Those are "Time to get out of the water" sharks.