Submarine Diving with Giant Deep-Sea Sharks (Bigger on Average than Great Whites)
October 17, 2019
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as posted by the channelFull AMA with scientists and sub pilot
Hundreds of meters below the surface lurks a predator older than the dinosaurs and bigger on average than the great white. This is the story of a group of scientists who came together to achieve the unthinkable: tagging the cryptic bluntnose sixgill #shark in its natural environment using a submarine.
This is a product of One Big Wave, produced by #OceanX in partnership with the Moore Charitable Foundation and the Bloomberg Philanthropies Vibrant Oceans Initiative.
Research by the Cape Eleuthera Institute and Florida State University Coastal & Marine Lab.
#sharksinthedeep
Director, Producer & Editor: Janssen Powers
Additional Camera: Andy Mann, Julien Jarry
Executive Producer: Mark Dalio
Additional Edits: Taj Howe
Post Supervisor: Gabe Tanenhaus
Social Producer: Erika Jarvis
Director of Photography: Janssen Powers
Audio: Julien Jarry
Audio Mix: Max Sound Recording
Color Correction: Running Man Post
Production Associate: Patrick Hopkins
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