Sharks - Photography
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Photographer spends 1,200 hours underwater overcoming a lifelong fear, documents a 5 m great white (about 2 tons) that approaches after a tuna head mistake and an ill-timed dive, and shows the shark pushing rather than eating. Also free-dives with dolphins, whales and a sperm whale that clicks within a metre of a pregnant partner’s belly, then swims the newborn to build and later lose the infant’s respiratory reflex. Projects aim to study interpace communication and ocean intelligence.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Fear to underwater discovery
- 3:10Perfect yet misunderstood sharks
- 6:27Shark behaviors and personalities
- 9:40Respect over control
- 10:02Dolphins and whales encounters
- 13:37Prenatal marine communication
- 15:47Baby swimming with dolphins
- 16:51Consistent immersion importance
- 17:14Push limits and overcome fears
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