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The trailer and introduction for our Award winning new feature documentary "Sharks in British Seas".

Join us on our journey around Britain to investigate the varied and diverse number of sharks that can be found in our waters. We'll swim with Blue sharks, Basking sharks and search for the mysterious and elusive giant tailed Thresher shark. We'll look for Catsharks, Houndsharks and Dogsharks and find out why the Soupfin shark got its name. For the first time ever we'll bring you face to face with the critically endangered Porbeagle shark, a first cousin of the Great White. We'll nail the truth of who should fear who and who eats who? Never before has a British shark journey been documented in this way on film.

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  • @maxyrealaxy-you do not know a damn thing,its best that you are silent

  • @tombee2 hey i see it was 2 years ago u posted but im scottish, what makes u beleive there is a better chance of a great white being in scottish waters?

  • @LostParady There has never been a confirmed sighting of great whites in British waters.

  • goood video friend:)

  • i remember when my boyfriend lived in crantock. and he remembers there being madness in newquay because some apparently spotted a great white whilst on a fishing boat, pretty kewl eh. i like shatrks and the fact we could be seeing different species coming into our waters is brilliant. if pple fear getting bitten by sharks they need to remeber that its the sharks water not ours,

  • I remember going to Devon a few years back and thinking I saw a shark off the coast... it wouldnt surprise me if there are more because the sea warms up in hot temperatures there, good conditions for most sharks

  • Once went swimming off Talisker bay in the middle of the night and the phosphorescence was like a fireworks display. Little did I realize at the time that this is a source of food which attracts everything else up the food chain. I also didn't realize that dusk and early morning are typical feeding times. I swam out in the pitch blackness watching the water glitter before something made me uneasy about being so far from shore without any support. Suddenly, I felt that I wasn't alone.....

  • Nice work guys.. Porbeagle stuff is lovely. Used to run Basking SharkWatch at MCS so an old favourite. Feel free to get in touch if I can help. We're working on Turtles and very soon Tiger Sharks over seas.

  • they are true well most of them any way cornwall has got a lot of seals around so it attracks great whites and more meat eating sharks :( not good news if you live in cornwall:)

  • looks good, ive always wondered what the danger levels of the sharks in British seas are and if all these story's of great whites of the coast of corn wall are true

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