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Gerry Lopez spent 30 years surfing Pipeline, where he faced intense waves and natural hazards like landslides and earthquakes.
A robber crab can weigh up to four kilograms and has a leg span of one meter, making it the largest terrestrial invertebrate on Earth.
Sharks attack an average of 75 people each year, while humans kill millions of sharks annually.
A 13-meter-long whale shark glides through the murky waters of the Essequibo Delta, the largest fish on earth feeding on plankton.
Bull sharks can grow up to 6 meters long and are considered the most dangerous shark species to humans, with a worldwide attack risk of about 1 in 6 million.
Every year, there are up to 100 shark attacks worldwide, prompting scientists to study the behavior of these predators to improve safety for ocean users.
A 24-foot tiger shark, one of the largest predatory fish, is a key focus for divers in the Atlantic Ocean near the Bahamas.
On January 12, 2019, a dead sperm whale carcass was towed eight miles offshore near Oahu, attracting various shark species, including tiger sharks.
A longline fishing vessel casts over a thousand hooks each night, posing a threat to seabirds like the wandering albatross in the South Pacific.
A 300-liter stomach allows the Pacific sleeper shark to consume large amounts of food, illustrating the scavenging habits of marine life in the ocean.
Sharks, the ocean's apex predators, have evolved over 380 million years, showcasing unique hunting strategies and mating rituals across diverse species.
Kaieteur Falls, with its enormous drop, is one of the great natural wonders in the river system of the Essequibo, which stretches 1,000 kilometers.
Jonathan Bird conducts an experiment with a tiger shark at Tiger Beach, revealing that the shark refuses to eat a GoPro camera offered as bait.
At 18, Mike Coots lost his leg to a tiger shark, which led him to become an advocate for shark conservation and understanding.
Adrenaline ecotourism at locations like Tiger Beach in the Bahamas and Guadalupe Island in Mexico raises concerns about safety and conservation as thrill-seekers swim with sharks.
Great white sharks, tiger sharks, and hammerhead schools exemplify the complex survival strategies of apex predators across diverse marine ecosystems.
Every year, around 80 unprovoked shark attacks are reported worldwide, with the majority occurring in the United States and Australia.
A giant trevally can weigh more than 85 kilos and is known to ram sharks with its blunt head in the waters off Tanzania's coast.
Whale scientist Nan Hauser recounts her experience of being saved from a shark by a humpback whale and the subsequent return of the same whale.
A 15-foot great hammerhead shark is observed as Dr. Tristan Guttridge and his team use rebreathers and a decoy to collect genetic samples in the Bahamas.
Shark fishing between Java and Sumatra thrives as seasoned fisherman Sawa and his sons risk their lives to hunt giant tiger sharks for their fins.
Tiger sharks in the Essequibo River are efficient predators, using their camouflage to blend into the light and shade of the water's surface.
Sharks kill fewer than 10 people globally each year, while humans kill an estimated 100 million sharks annually, largely due to fishing practices.
A shark attack survivor from Kauai, Hawaii, shares how the ocean has shaped his life and led to innovations in underwater agriculture.
A tiger shark off the coast of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park attempts to catch a green sea turtle, which cleverly turns on its side to evade capture.
Marine protected areas currently cover only 3.6 percent of the ocean, prompting urgent calls for expansion to safeguard migratory species.
A 4-meter tiger shark is caught and released by fishermen on Fraser Island, where dangers like sharks, snakes, and wild dogs threaten visitors.
