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Shark Week 2016

A great white shark attacks SharkCam from behind in the shallows of Guadalupe Island. Attacks usually occur here from below and at depth. From Shark Week 2016's "Jaws of the Deep."WWW

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SharkCam Attacked From Behind

In the Bahamas, sharks come nearly out of the water onto the sand to catch their prey. From Shark Week 2016's "The Killing Games."WWW

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Sharks Swim Onto Beach

Ultrasound reveals that a pregnant tiger shark is carrying 20 well-developed shark pups! From Shark Week 2016's "Tiger Beach."WWW

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First-Ever Tiger Shark Sonogram Reveals Pups

A 17-foot great white bites a self-propelled shark cage off Guadalupe Island. From Shark Week 2016's "Shallow Water Invasion."WWW

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Shark Bites Self-Propelled Shark Cage

A great hammerhead attacks an eagle ray decoy, showing how these sharks are adapted to hunt in the shallows. From Shark Week 2016's "Shallow Water Invasion."WWW

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Hammerhead Attacks Eagle Ray Decoy

A robotic submersible captures the first-ever footage of a great white shark napping. From Shark Week 2016's "Jaws of the Deep."WWW

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Great White Naps for First Time on Camera

An oceanic whitetip shark appears out of nowhere to attack a diver off the coast of Hawaii. From Shark Week 2016's "Deadliest Sharks."WWW

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Oceanic Whitetip Shark Attacks Diver

A dive team leaves the shark cage to get measurements of giant monster makos at night. How close is too close? From Shark Week 2016's "Return of the Monster Mako."WWW

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Divers Get Up Close With a Grander Mako

Responsible for the deadliest shark attack in history, the oceanic whitetip shark is beautiful but increasingly rare. From Shark Week 2016's "Deadliest Sharks."WWW

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The Deadliest Shark in the Pacific

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Megalodon: Prehistory's Worst NightmareWWWWW

Megalodon went extinct 2.6 million years ago, but our fascination with the largest shark that ever lived is timeless. Meet the largest predator in vertebrate history.

Ancient Creature Feasted On Prehistoric SharksWW

About 290 million years ago -- long before dinosaurs evolved -- lived a four-legged creature sporting a huge sail on its back, fangs, and the first serrated teeth on Earth. At 13 feet long, it became the first common large predator on land.WW

A Guide To Understanding Shark Body LanguageWW

Instead of engaging in potentially deadly combat, great white sharks have nonviolent ways of communicating, establishing dominance, and venting their frustration.WW

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Shark Week returns July 23, 2017.WWW

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It’s Still A Bad Week To Be A Seal

Responsible for the deadliest shark attack in history, the oceanic whitetip shark is beautiful but increasingly rare. From Shark Week 2016's "Deadliest Sharks."WWW

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The Deadliest Shark in the Pacific

A test shows that bull sharks react strongly to crocodile scent, which could help researchers develop a new bull shark repellent. From Shark Week 2016's "Jungle Shark."WWW

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Can Bull Sharks Sense Crocodiles?

What's a lost shark? And how did the ninja lanternshark get its name? Dive in with Vicky Vasquez, a graduate student at the Pacific Shark Research Center.WWW

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Women at the Forefront of Shark Science: Victoria Vasquez

Researchers are shocked to discover an absence of great white sharks in a prime location for shark migration, underscoring the need for protection. From Shark Week 2016's "Blue Serengeti."WWW

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Where Are All the Great White Sharks?

A great white shark attacks SharkCam from behind in the shallows of Guadalupe Island. Attacks usually occur here from below and at depth. From Shark Week 2016's "Jaws of the Deep."WWW

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SharkCam Attacked From Behind

For the first time ever, SharkCam captures footage of a great white gliding into the depths, from where it will ambush its prey. From Shark Week 2016's "Jaws of the Deep."WWW

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First-Ever Footage of Great White Gliding

An oceanic whitetip shark appears out of nowhere to attack a diver off the coast of Hawaii. From Shark Week 2016's "Deadliest Sharks."WWW

01:51

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Oceanic Whitetip Shark Attacks Diver

A 17-foot great white bites a self-propelled shark cage off Guadalupe Island. From Shark Week 2016's "Shallow Water Invasion."WWW

01:45

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Shark Bites Self-Propelled Shark Cage

A dive team leaves the shark cage to get measurements of giant monster makos at night. How close is too close? From Shark Week 2016's "Return of the Monster Mako."WWW

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Divers Get Up Close With a Grander Mako

Ultrasound reveals that a pregnant tiger shark is carrying 20 well-developed shark pups! From Shark Week 2016's "Tiger Beach."WWW

02:10

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First-Ever Tiger Shark Sonogram Reveals Pups

A robotic submersible captures the first-ever footage of a great white shark napping. From Shark Week 2016's "Jaws of the Deep."WWW

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Great White Naps for First Time on Camera

Watch as this man gets closer to a Great White shark using a paddle board.WWW

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Paddling With A Shark

There's only one way to find out how Great Whites actually will interact with humans, and that is getting in the water without a cage!WWW

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Diving With Great Whites

Watch as this team sets out to tag an enormous Great White shark in order to conduct research.WWW

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Tagging A Ruthless Shark

A camera called the "Shark Eye 2" will be used to track the behavior of a "grander" mako shark (over 1,000 pouds)...if the team can catch one. From Shark Week 2016's "Return of the Monster Mako."WWW

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Big Cameras, Bigger Sharks

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