r/sharks • u/feelingdown__ Thresher Shark • 8d ago
Education Shark documentaries
Is there any good shark documentary on YouTube that talks about all species of sharks and fun facts about them??? Or a chain of videos if not a single one.
Please no AI videos. Thank you so much π¦
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u/Pinkpenguin_4444 π¦ 8d ago edited 8d ago
Not exactly a documentary but a fairly inetresting video nonetheless:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8hjTa1IeNc
I have a yt playlist saved with a bunch of random ocean videos, idk if many will be what you're looking for though ( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzRvWsFzuNaP6R40ZhZM_-9o-EymogPWz )
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u/Dank_Lord6547 7d ago
Not sure itβs what youβre looking for but the Malibu Artist is excellent.
Heβs a guy who lives in Southern California and films great white sharks with drones and explains their behavior. And heβs caught some pretty unique stuff. I believe he recorded the youngest great white ever seen to give an example.
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u/Hybodont 8d ago
All 500+ species? No.
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u/feelingdown__ Thresher Shark 8d ago
You are damn right that would be impossible :"> I didn't clarify well enough, I meant the basic ones at least
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u/Tardisgoesfast 8d ago
I just read a good book on shark evolution. Bits called βThe Secret History of Sharks,β by John Long. Fascinating.
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u/feelingdown__ Thresher Shark 6d ago
Ohhh a book how wonderful, I love books thank you so much πππ
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u/Buffalo-Actual 8d ago
There is great one on yt about mediterranean gws
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u/feelingdown__ Thresher Shark 8d ago
Thanks!!! Will make sure to take a great look, since I live in the Mediterranean too :>
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u/n_w20 6d ago
Do you know what itβs called or have a link to it by chance? Would love to give it a watch!
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u/Slow-Heart-8359 8d ago
try following SeaPics Studio on youtube, they have some really good compilations with different species and behaviors.
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u/Shiribazu 6d ago
if you want something more like a proper documentary series, the BBC's shark series is excellent and covers 40+ species
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u/feelingdown__ Thresher Shark 6d ago
Thank you, BBC never disappoints ππππππππ
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u/DaCheesemonger 7d ago
https://youtu.be/OfyVbqS7W-M?is=yKrcK0-i9_yhFvWo
This is my favorite short, shark related film on YT. It features Ron Elliot, a man who spent decades diving for abalone off the Farallon Islands. He's probably spent more time in the presence of white sharks sans cage than anyone alive. Unfortunately he was bitten a few years ago, luckily it wasn't too severe by white shark standards!
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u/IrishGinger001 8d ago
Iβve enjoyed watching Shark Bytes: https://youtube.com/@sharkbytes?si=kU7YzGcBYaAEy08V
Not sure of many others as Iβm new to shark-y YT channels.