Film Lens
The documentary focuses on Norfolk Island, located 800 miles off the coast of Australia, which is known for having some of the largest tiger sharks in the world. Scientists Lauren Meyers, Charlie Huveneers, and Adam Barnett conduct a scientific study to understand why so many large tiger sharks gather in this area. They use bait to lure the sharks to their boat, allowing for close observation and research.
Through their investigation, the team makes a surprising discovery about the behavior and population of these sharks. The film presents a unique perspective on marine life and the ecological dynamics at play in this remote location, showcasing the intersection of scientific research and wildlife observation.
Why Watch
- •Meet the shark biologists studying tiger sharks.
- •Find out why tiger sharks gather at Norfolk Island.
- •See the largest tiger sharks in the world up close.
Did You Know
•Norfolk Island is 800 miles off the coast of Australia.
•The documentary features some of the largest tiger sharks in the world.
•Scientists Lauren Meyers, Charlie Huveneers, and Adam Barnett are involved in the research.
Perfect For
Marine biology enthusiastsShark conservation advocatesNature documentary fans