Our live Shark Week webcasts are over, but check out the archived versions below. And to email more shark experts, go to our streaming video shark cam to watch daily feedings of sharks and to send questions to the divers.
Great Whites
With experts Barry Bruce and George Burgess
On Aug. 14, 2000, we were joined by Barry Bruce, featured in the Discovery Channel program Great White Down Under, who successfully tagged a great white, and George Burgess, an expert in shark attacks and conservation.
Prehistoric Sharks
With expert Richard Lund and amateur paleontologist George Powell
On Aug. 16, 2000, we were joined by researcher Richard Lund and amateur paleontologist George Powell to talk about ancient marine predators.
On Aug. 16, 2000, we were joined by researcher Richard Lund to talk about ancient marine predators.
To listen to these webcast, you'll need RealPlayer (download it free).
About our guests:
 Barry Bruce is a research scientist with CSIRO Marine Research in Hobart, Tasmania, in Australia. Barry co-leads a series of projects with CSIRO's John Stevens on the biology and movement patterns of white sharks in southern Australia.
 George H. Burgess is coordinator of museum operations at the Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida, and director of the International Shark Attack File. Dr. Burgess' research interests include shark conservation and nearshore sharks.
Richard Lund is a professor in the department of biology and director of the program in environmental studies at Adelphi University. Since 1969 he has been excavating the fossil fishes, including sharks, imbedded in the limestone of Bear Gulch in Montana.
George Powell is an amateur paleontologist from Virginia who has collected a large assortment of shark fossils.
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