The Great White Shark: The Ocean's Most Misunderstood Predator | Shark Documentary

The great white shark is one of the ocean's top apex predator. New tracking technology exposes the secret migratory patterns and behaviours of these creatures that we never knew about. Get a rare look into the hidden lives of these ancient, intelligent creatures. Learn how great white populations are threatened and why ongoing conservation is critical. Prepare to be amazed as shark experts reveal mind-blowing secrets that shatter misconceptions about the mighty great white shark.
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[@grahamjones6106]

Great video

[@amarcorreia1726]

Beautiful documentary.

[@ApexPredatorsDocs]

Thanks for watching!!

[@dougieroberts7045]

I can take this one step further, I watched 3 youtube videos about Great White Sharks in the U.K waters. Great videos, well worth a watch, only trouble is there wasn't a single Great White Shark in any of the 3 videos????????????

[@jeanetteannseaman]

Do gw sharks want to eat us? Well, when they're in predatory mode and you happen to be swimming, splashing etc, they might come up and give you a test bite. Unfortunately, those test bites end up being fatal due to major blood loss...😮

[@jessicaowens836]

I wonder if they have ever witnessed a shark attacking someone with the “critter cam”

[@jessicaowens836]

I’m sure if they did, we’d never hear about that part.

[@Mongieboy]

I've seen this 1 before but am defo gonna watch it again. Mainly cos I think Frank is a brilliant presenter. Full of knowledge and enthusiasm. A perfect advocate 4 the shark.

[@oceanequestrian11]

I wished they still allowed cage diving there… 😢

[@rottweilerfun9520]

You can swim with them without a cage.

[@oceanequestrian11]

@@rottweilerfun9520 hahaha I’m not looking to be “live chum”

[@7071t6]

They tested the bite strength of a great white and its around 4 tons per sq inch of force i believe and the crocodile has around 2.5 tons per sq inch of bite force?

[@lydiamcpherson7925]

Crocodiles have a stronger bite force than any animal, I believe.

[@rottweilerfun9520]

With razor sharp teeth it doesn't need much bite force to bite us in half , an elephant seal on the other hand.....

[@inkybluecompanionanimalres7795]

Frank is. Knowledgeable ooomp loompa

[@MCB400100]

I keep getting irritated about the whole idea the animal lovers want to spread that is ''they are not monsters, they are not killing machines'' etc. But when you tell them things happen they say ''Yes but its their home not ours''. Yeah sure. That statement doesnt grow back limbs. Ahh this wonderful fish bit my leg off, ahw damn. Cute fish though! I mean I get what theyre saying. It's the risk you take if you go into the water, but don't start going in the direction of them being nice sweethearts. You sure as hell dont want to encounter one if you're swimming. ''Owhw it doesnt see you as pray, it bites you out of curiousity'' - I lost my arm, but that changes everything!

[@dejanmalcic6252]

Have I just seen a desperate documentary in its attempt to romanticize the sharks? Majestic, beautiful, ONLY 5 people a year. Tell it to the family of the victioms. How about: wild, unpredictable animals?

[@Draedoon]

Yeah that's the great white we're talking about, you can't apply that logic to all sharks

[@7071t6]

I wonder if anyone has re filmed big blue? 👍👌🦘✌⚓

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Deep Blue , Not as far as I know.

[@7071t6]

Never ever seen a great white shark breach out of the water for nothing just because he/she can, they always have some sort of bait on the surface of the water so he or she will breach full stop. 👍👍⚓⚓👌🦘✌

[@7071t6]

Also those transmitter sound waves, the receivers are all guess work where are3 you going to place them, its best guess, we will put one here on the bottom of the seafloor and then one over there, as long as they are not more than 500 meter away from the receiver, otherwise its total waste of funds plain and simple? So therefore someone need to develop a online version that sits on the top of the water and when a great white gets near to it it transmits data back to a station that will collate everything and work out i know why, they are looking for food or because the summer months are for mating etc As there male and female great whites together, which to date not one person has good footage of it, so underwater camera with long term batteries in a sealed environment at various depth's of water near the transmitters can send those images and one day you might get lucky and be the first person in the world to catch a mating ritual of a great white shark. ⚓⚓👌👍🦘✌

[@rottweilerfun9520]

Stop typing drunk.

[@7071t6]

@ the 14:320 mark, lol, like they say, men and women with 10 degrees of total and utter university studies over 15 years and yet place a expensive receiving electronic equipment right next to a propeller, like they say all the degrees in the world but cant change a car tyre when required? Or let ask for more money, as we accidentally broke one of our great white receiver? 😂😂😂😂⚓⚓🦘🦘✌✌

[@rottweilerfun9520]

What are you trying to say ? You sound drunk.