Los Angeles is shocked by four shark attacks in just four months. Experts search for clues to understand if there might be more shark attacks again.
Experts search for clues to explain a spike of three bizarre and bloody shark encounters that occurred in Hawaii's Molokai Channel in 2019.
Ten shark attacks leave swimmers and surfers reeling off Florida’s Space Coast in 2003. Investigators race to uncover the cause before it’s too late.
Two unlucky ocean lovers defy the odds when each of them are attacked twice by sharks. Experts look for clues to connect the rare attacks.
Gulf Shores, Alabama is an idyllic beach town and fishing haven, but this slice of paradise has a dark side: a history of shocking shark attacks.
In 2018, the remote Abaco Islands in the Bahamas were hit by three shark attacks in just thirty-nine days. Vacationers and islanders are on edge.
In 2004, Galveston, TX saw three rare and horrific shark attacks. Experts look at evidence and first-hand accounts to find out why this happened.
In 2017, a spate of shark bites rock Southeast Florida. Scientists try to determine the cause of this rare increase of attacks.
In 2016, sharks descend on Maui, turning paradise into chaos. 7 attacks in 11 months. Human-shark contact is usually rare, so why now?
In 2009, a mysterious increase in shark bites around San Diego leave locals stunned and scientists searching for answers.
In 2015 and 2016, Jacksonville’s beaches are ground zero for twelve perplexing shark attacks. Experts attempt to find answers on why this happened.
Fear grips Australia when sharks terrorize the coastal community of New South Wales after seventeen people are attacked in one year.
In 2019, the pristine beaches of North Carolina are the site of four shark attacks, in less than two months. Experts are determined to find out what's behind this string of horrifying encounters.
Cert 12une 14th, 2012, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is a day that few will forget. In just 10 minutes, there are 4 attacks on a small stretch of beach. This rare spike in attacks leaves experts searching for the truth.
In December 2010 sharks turn the tropic resort of Sharm El Sheikh Egypt into a predator's killing zone. 5 attacks in less than a week and 1 of them is fatal. Attacks are virtually unheard of here, so what caused this terrifying onslaught?
For the last two decades the spectacular beaches of South Africa have been plagued by a series of shark attacks, 27 in all. What's behind the behind this on-going repetition of vicious encounters.
Between 2013 and 2015, the tropical beaches of Hawaii are the site of nine shark attacks. In the wake of these tragic events, experts are determined to find out what's behind this string of horrifying encounters.
Over the course of a little more than a week in 2019, the beaches of the Bahamas are rocked by 3 shark attacks. In the aftermath, experts try to answer the most important question: Why did this happen?
The waters of the Gulf are home to a range of shark species which isn't usually a problem for humans. But in 2010 and 2011, something changes.
A small stretch of Florida's coastline has the unfavorable title of "the shark attack capital of the world." Experts investigate various potential causes of the high number of attacks.
The Seychelles is best known as an idyllic escape for honeymooners, but in 2011 the archipelago is rocked by two deadly shark attacks in two weeks.
Twenty-three horrifying attacks, including nine fatalities, make Reunion one of the world's deadliest islands. Experts from around the world are brought-in to find a cause.
On the Jersey Shore, during the summer of 1916, America's fear of sharks was born. Investigators believe they must solve the greatest shark attack mystery of all time before history repeats itself.
From 2014-2015, Southern California is the site of an alarming spike of twelve shark attacks. Shark experts attempt to figure-out what is behind this uptick in attacks.
The roughly 25-mile stretch of shore surrounding Recife, Brazil, is one of the most dangerous places for shark attacks, on the planet. Investigators are on the case to uncover why.
Everyone knows the infamous Great White shark prowls the WA coastline, but after centuries of living in harmony, in 2010 the number of attacks sky-rocketed.
In the summer of 2018, New York is under attack. On one fateful day, two children are attacked by sharks, within an hour. They are the first victims of a shark attack in New York state in more than 60 years.
In the summers of 2017 and 2018, three beachgoers are attacked by sharks off the shores of Cape Cod, including the first shark fatality in Massachusetts in more than eighty years. Experts scramble to get to the bottom of this terrifying spike.
A series of ten shark attacks in just eight years leaves the remote town of Port St. Johns, South Africa, reeling.
In 2015, the northern coast of New South Wales, Australia, is under siege. The local community is left panicked as tourism declines.
In 2006, the northern coast of Oregon is under attack. The surfing community and locals are concerned by this unnerving turn of events.
Almost 6 million US tourists visited Hawaii last year, specially Oahu. In 2015 this paradise is stunned by 3 shark attacks in just under 3 weeks.
Cancun is a tourist mecca but, between 2011 and 2013, it has six shark attacks. Investigators race for answers.
A team of investigators take a closer look at what could be the cause of mysterious and terrifying shark attacks in the north coast of San Francisco.
Shark experts visit Cape Cod where there had not been a shark attack in nearly 80 years – until between 2012 and 2015 four people fell victim.
Why have sharks begun hunting humans in the Bahamas? Experts examine the disturbing circumstances turning this paradise into a danger zone.
The Carolina coast boasts 500 miles of beaches, but in 2015 this family vacation hotspot became a shark attack hell.
From 2012 to 2013, the tourist hotpot of Maui, Hawaii, is rocked by an unprecedented 16 shark attacks in under two years, nearly 3 times more than average.
Tourists flock to the beaches of North Carolina and Virginia for their safe calm waters, but beneath the still serenity of this Atlantic coastline a dark danger is lurking. There have been 2 spikes in shark attacks a decade apart.
With over 49 species of shark swimming up and down the Gulf of Mexico it’s not uncommon for locals and tourists to spot one swimming nearby. Normally they stay away from humans, but since 2005 everything has changed.
In spring 2012 beachgoers along Florida’s Mid-Atlantic coast are under attack by what some believe to be a rogue shark. In just 24 hours, three people are savaged while surfing just off shore.
The densely populated coastline of Southern California has suddenly come under attack by nature’s largest and most ferocious predator: sharks.
In April of 2008, the popular tourist destination of Zihuatanejo Mexico is transformed from a safe haven of crystal clear water into one of the most dangerous beaches in the world
Deadly Duo: After several shark attacks conducted by pairs, marine biologists try to determine whether great whites are capable of working together. RATING: NU12 (S1, ep 5)
In Maui, seven terrifying shark encounters in just 11 months. And Jacksonville is on edge after twelve shocking attacks.
In Hawaii’s Molokai Channel and the Bahamas’ Abaco Islands, bizarre and sudden shark attacks disrupt paradise leaving vacationers and locals on edg
Small beach towns have become shark attack hotspots, sending locals into panic mode. Experts must find the cause behind the spikes before it's too late.
All signs point towards the iconic Great White being behind the spikes in News South Wales, Australia and San Diego, California.
Shark attacks rocked the northeastern U.S. in 2018. Experts must find the cause before the next bite.
Beachgoers in Miami fell victim to a mysterious rise in shark attacks, and three locals in Galveston Island were attacked by sharks just weeks apart.
Shark attack victims share their terrifying stories of survival and reveal clues to the cause of a spike in attacks.
Great white shark attacks are terrorizing beachgoers in California and Australia. Experts race to find the cause before time runs out.
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