Watch Video: Fishermen encounter great white shark near Sea Isle City Thursday, July 27 “Jaws in the Shallows” (8 p.m. Shark expert Tom Hird travels to the Florida Keys to investigate what happens when the sharks come in contact with the most notorious drug on the planet. Discovery)įor decades, rumors of cocaine-fueled sharks have spread throughout the fishing community. Paul de Gelder dives into the Shark Attack Capital of the World to conduct experiments that will confirm what makes up these dangerous waters and determine methods to mitigate the risk. “Florida Shark: Blood in the Water” (9 p.m. Andy Casagrande and Jeff Kurr seek the second-ever breaching great white in these waters to uncover history-making secrets. Shark filmmakers hunt for "Air Jaws" in New Zealand's hidden launch pad.
🦈 A great white shark nicknamed Anne Bonny, after the pirate, skirts Jersey coast Wednesday, July 26 “Air Jaws: Final Frontier” (8 p.m. The only way to prove his theory is to obtain tissue samples from some of the largest sharks on the planet. Tristan Guttridge believes Hammerhead sharks can reach monster sizes by hunting other species of sharks. “Monster Hammerheads: Killer Instinct” (10 p.m. Shark expert Matt Dicken and Shark Week legend Dickie Chivell embark on a relentless quest to locate an elusive and colossal shark named Dutchess, who mysteriously vanished from Gansbaai, South Africa years ago. Craig O'Connell, Fo Zayed, and Kendyl Berna deploy state-of-the-art technology to reveal their dominance and unveil the mysteries that have transformed these makos into some of the fiercest predators in the oceans. Off the coast of Los Angeles, a new population of super makos challenge great whites for their hunting territories. Watch Video: Discovery creates fin-credible 45 hours of programming for Shark Week Tuesday, July 25 “Mako Mania: Battle for California” (8 p.m. Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante explores stunning kelp forests and ocean depths never-before-seen by humans to study these extraordinary creatures. The tip of South Africa is a hotspot for unusual sharks that exhibit bizarre behaviors and unusual, otherworldly appearances. “Alien Sharks: Strange New Worlds” (10 p.m. James Sulikowski and a team of scientists dive into the most mysterious part of the ocean to uncover the truth behind the attack. The evidence suggests an unknown, monstrous predator could be to blame. Discovery)Ī healthy, 10-foot pregnant Porbeagle shark vanishes in the Bermuda Triangle. Discovery)Ī team of experts venture into the treacherous waters of New Zealand to provide groundbreaking evidence that female white sharks unequivocally dominate the ocean, reigning as the ultimate controllers of its fierce battlegrounds. Monday, July 24 “Great White Fight Club” (8 p.m. Discovery)ĭive into the biggest thrills and most terrifying moments from 35 years of Shark Week, celebrating behind the scenes of iconic moments and revealing never-before-seen footage of the fearless adventurers who get up close with the world’s scariest creatures. Shark attack investigator Brandon McMillan and cinematographer Fo Zayed travel to solve the mystery of what’s behind three recent deadly shark attacks off of the posh beaches of Egypt’s Red Sea. “Serial Killer: Red Sea Feeding Frenzy” (10 p.m. It could devour a killer whale effortlessly, but new evidence suggests that its cousin, the great white shark, may have caused its extinction.
The MEG, a massive shark measuring 50 feet and weighing 60 tons, was once feared as the most fearsome predator. Their findings could be the key to finding the biggest great white shark in South African history. In a Shark Week first, researchers with cameras brave a great white shark feeding frenzy from inside a life-size whale decoy.
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🦈 Great white shark surprises fishermen off New Jersey beach, tries to eat catch Shark Week TV schedule Sunday, July 23 “Belly of the Beast: Feeding Frenzy” (8 p.m.
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