With new crew members and a whole new toolkit the Shark Men are optimistic… until the support boat blows an engine.
(03:04)A Great White takes the bait - now the hard work begins as the crew negotiate the predator onto their ship for research.
(03:05)The Shark Men have successfully tagged a female Great White and the crew take a look at the seal inhabitants of the Island.
(03:02)Scientists and Fishermen work together to bait the Great White, but they don't always see eye-to-eye.
(03:02)The Shark Men have a brand new team but will it get them closer to their goal of an even bigger Great White?
(01:06)Amazing footage proving that animals can really be friends with other species.
(00:38)A small group of scientists is on a mission: find the last stretches of ocean that remain as they were before man.
(03:03)Join us to discover the fierce battle between lions and their mortal enemies, in a fierce fight over food.
(03:00)Producer Stephanie explains monarchs and milkweed as she looks for milkweed in a field.
(01:47)Migration Ecologist tests the first test ever of an electronic tag on a monarch butterfly.
(02:57)Producer talks about filming crabs while on locations.
(02:17)After a long journey, kobs begin their mating rituals - using their urine as love letters.
(02:08)Producer Katie Bauer describes the arduous process of finding sperm whales in the middle of open ocean.
(01:31)An elephant army marches on through a dust storm towards the water at the end of their journey.
(02:12)While searching for elephants, cameraman Bob Poole and his crew are encased in a massive dust storm.
(03:01)Great whites go where the meal goes - and today that meal is elephant seal.
(02:32)One cameraman hides inside a blind on a cliff ledge to grab some phenomenal footage of peregrine falcons.
(02:05)This camera crew grabs some amazing walrus shots -- before getting stuck in the ice.
(03:26)Martin Dohrn and company on the pains of filming ants.
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