Counting Jaws: The Great White Shark Hot Spot (Full Episode) | National Geographic

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• AL

  @Alllineedisonemic · 2 years ago

  I have like 20 bucks worth of candy and im watching this with the sun setting I AM SHARK BAIT LOLOLOL

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• IM

  @ImYXiang · 2 years ago

  Can't help it but i kept thinking the sharks are gonna attack and flip the boat. Yeap too much Jaws movies. 😂

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• NO

  @No_One_Ems123 · 1 year ago

  The sharks are so beatiful and majestic

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• TA

  @TammysWade · 8 months ago

  Sharks are fascinating creatures and somewhat misunderstood, so that is why I am grateful for programs like this one, very educational! Thank you for your videos!!😊

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• RI

  @richardfelix6317 · 1 year ago

  I’m willing to bet that if the researchers go north to San Simeon cove they will find that whites from both conception and the Bay Area inhabit that space as well. Because that is where elephant seals go to birth and mate. When those animals leave, harbor seals take their spots. This happens all year long. It’s awesome to see.🎉

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• VA

  @valeriemackenzie7612 · 1 year ago

  Wow. Excellent episode. Thank you.  I'll never swim in the ocean again due to the uptick in shark attacks, but these powerful majestic beasts are beautiful ~

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• WI

  @wildnaturekr-b1p · 2 years ago

  The diversity of wildlife is an endless source of inspiration for researchers and scientists.

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• UN

  @UnseenAbyssEarth · 4 months ago

  Great whites are both terrifying and fascinating

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• WI

  @WildHunterJP · 2 years ago

  No need for any cartoons, the real world is much more magical!

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• JO

  @johnellharris1366 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Hey Nat Geo please continue to upload episodes on Sundays or any day for that matter ❤❤❤❤ Thank you.

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• GI

  @gilfarrell1856 · 3 months ago

  I'm watching this with a tuna fish in my pocket swimming on Newport Beach

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• WI

  @wildnaturedocumentaryus · 1 month ago

  This documentary was absolutely breathtaking from beginning to end. The storytelling, stunning cinematography, and incredible wildlife footage made me feel like I was actually there. Every scene was beautifully captured, and I learned so much about nature.