Into the Unknown

Shark Men starts April 10 at 9p et/pt : http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/shark-men/all/Overview In its quest to land a big one, the crew finds two species of squid, which "the Doc" theorizes must be a good part of the sharks' diets.

Category:

• Nature
• Science & Tech
• Travel

Tags:

• National Geographic
• Shark Men: Into the Unkown
• Dr. Michael Domeier
• great white shark video
• shark
• shark tag
• guadelupe island

[BleepbloopTev]

Love sharks....

[Squashylemon]

lol this series amounts to three things, Awesome great whites, alot of blood and alot of talk of sperm and seamen.....

[LightninSharples]

this is so sad. this is called the national geographic channel but obviously it should just be called the shark queers channel seeing as how the only videos over 5 minutes are shark "men" (men lovers more like it) videos and no actual national geographic channel classic documentaries...etc. '

ver very sad. and even more gey.super thumbs down.

[hanfei650]

@KarolinaKrvava ugh rly im a lil scar of sharks.. D= but i still think they are amazing

[KarolinaKrvava]

@hanfei650 Czech Republic....central Europe :) just lakes and rivers...no sea no sharks :( :) I wish I could see sharks...

[hanfei650]

@KarolinaKrvava where u from

[KarolinaKrvava]

sharks are the best animals ever!!!!...unfortunately we don't have sea in my country :)

[mapledragon89]

can somebody please tell me why the episodes arent in order, isnt the first part of this like episode 11 -_-

[mrfish40]

Chris is a whine ass! time to chum with live bait!

[killerzombie163]

@drone8888 Well I agree with your view in that manner, but science does have its challenges in determining what is ethical treatment. Though on another note, by identifying Guadalupe island as a breeding ground openly, I think it just helps shark finning people to come and ruin the place. That is what would be more concerning in my opinion.