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  • Filmmaker and FX Artist Greg Nicotero is pictured during an interview for Jaws @ 50: The... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    Filmmaker and FX Artist Greg Nicotero is pictured during an interview for Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story. Image from Jaws at 50 The Definitive Inside Story.
    National Geographic/Chris Johnson
  • A man is stranded on a rooftop after Hurricane Katrina. Image from Hurricane Katrina: Race... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    A man is stranded on a rooftop after Hurricane Katrina. Image from Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time.
    Wickes Helmboldt
  • The USS Lexington birthed naval aviation and was victorious in the first carrier-to-carrier... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    The USS Lexington birthed naval aviation and was victorious in the first carrier-to-carrier battle during World War II. Hours later she erupted in flames due to enemy fire. Eighty years later, Petrel hopes to spot the wreck and storied planes that went down with her. Image from Lost Ships of WWII.
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  • Caribbean reef sharks, though not among the largest species, are common in the Bahamas and known... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    Caribbean reef sharks, though not among the largest species, are common in the Bahamas and known for their speed, often hunting quick-moving prey like snappers and jacks. Image from Investigation Shark Attack.
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  • Host, Bertie Gregory, diving at the sea bed amongst the reefscape. Image from Sharks Up Close... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    Host, Bertie Gregory, diving at the sea bed amongst the reefscape. Image from Sharks Up Close With Bertie Gregory.
    National Geographic/Dan Beecham
  • A crew member works on the mechanical shark on the set of Jaws. Image from Jaws at 50 The... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    A crew member works on the mechanical shark on the set of Jaws. Image from Jaws at 50 The Definitive Inside Story.
    Courtesy of Universal Studios Licensing LLC
  • An aerial view of a broken levee after Hurricane Katrina. Image from Hurricane Katrina: Race... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    An aerial view of a broken levee after Hurricane Katrina. Image from Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time.
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  • Soldiers are visited by Charles de Gaulle. [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    Soldiers are visited by Charles de Gaulle.
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  • Host Bertie Gregory posing with a potato bass. Image from Sharks Up Close With Bertie Gregory. [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    Host Bertie Gregory posing with a potato bass. Image from Sharks Up Close With Bertie Gregory.
    National Geographic/Dan Beecham
  • People line up outside of the Rivoli Theater in New York City to see Jaws in 1975. Image from... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    People line up outside of the Rivoli Theater in New York City to see Jaws in 1975. Image from Jaws at 50 The Definitive Inside Story.
    Courtesy of Universal Studios Licensing LLC
  • A police car drives through the empty streets of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Image from... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    A police car drives through the empty streets of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Image from Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time.
    Neil Alexander
  • Just weeks before World War 2 ends, USS Indianapolis is violently sunk. Nine hundred men go in... [Photo of the day - July 2025]
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    Just weeks before World War 2 ends, USS Indianapolis is violently sunk. Nine hundred men go in the water, but no one searches for them. For five days they fight off exposure and shark attacks. It is the worst disaster at sea in US Naval history. Image from Lost Ships of WWII.
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