Extinct or Alive | Jaws of Alaska
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2021
- International wildlife biologist Forrest Galante and Jessica Evans travel the world in search of rare and elusive wildlife, including those lost to science, and mysterious cold-water sharks.
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not gonna lie that surfboard is insane and such a forrest thing love it doubled up with the drone too so good
Wow wow wow, this is the second Docu I see of you guys (hunt for the black demon shark was the first) I am a little bit jealous about the absolute stunning beauty of Nature on top and especially in the sea that you are experiencing! Leaves me always sitting there with my mouth open and be stunned! I had a very interesting encounter with a great hammerhead in the wild (was in the Caribbean sea near San Andres Island) I love and respect Sharks, incredible animals and very underestimated (in terms of their intelligence)! Some Sharks are very smart! But again, stunning footage you captured, beautiful, beautiful! 👌💕🦈🦈👌🙏🙏🙏
Deborah, this is not an official upload. You are not talking to the crew.
🇬🇧 Oh My Word!
This has got to be the best job in the world!
Watching Forrest & his team is exciting, nail biting, funny, scary, inspirational, intriguing
& AMAZING!
Finding new species, discovering
Once thought extinct species &
Very rare creatures.
Its ticks every box to me!
Thank you Forrest & Team!
Bravo Bravo!
Peace & Goodwill to All
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Thank you so much for uploading this 😊 I have been trying to find this episode 😊
The passion of Cousteau is alive…. Great documentary, I didn’t want it to stop. Andy UK
Thank you all for this great documentary filming 👍
I live In Canada....they found a Greenland shark to be 540 years old
😮😮😮😮 wow
I'm from Iceland and I ate a Greenland Shark that was probably 200+ years old due to it's size.
Why don't utube have a love button instead of just a like or dislike!The extinct /intellect E channels are nothing but outstanding!I know Mr Forrest isn't from the UK but this man deserves a knighthood.. love the work you and your team do for the planet.....log from Plymouth Devon uk
Brilliant, simply brilliant.... we need so much more knowledge and you gentlemen and ladies are the greatest source. Thank you all so much.
Love this series sm!! Crazy how he tries to hand feed a shark tho 😂
What and incredible documentary! Big ups to you guys and for going to the lengths you have to capture this never seen before content! Looking forward to the out come of your investigation.
This is not an official upload. The crew isn't here.
I am so happy that they finally got a great shot of the sleeper shark. That made my day. Been waiting for so long
Are you absolutely positive those are shark wounds? Orcas actively hunt marine mammals and also torment them for fun. The odd one must get away with a maiming. Also I notice the one bitten in half had the least bony half missing.
My thoughts exactly.
I do agree...but...it has been found that certain pods of orca will only feed on fish and some that will only feed on mammals. Apparently its learnt behaviour that's passed down generations.
I may be wrong but is worth a look
Exactly what I was going to say!
But thous are not from orca
Yeah it's a huge oversight.
Excellent film, this had me engrossed from beginning to end, 👏👏👏
Nice film just a pity the narration is inaccurate as salmon sharks have been filmed before, just wish people would not over hype themselves!!!!
That was so amazing...thank you so much for sharing with us 🇦🇺🐨
Thanks for uploading these!
Superb docu. Thanks a million and keep up the excellent work
Love how humane you guys are. Some "nature" people treat animals really disrespectfully without any concern about how scared they are during encounters with people. But I can see you really care about science and animals. :)
True story 👌
I wonder what the pork chops have to say about that...
That said I wonder if the biologist would be so blase' if they were dragged for 600ft with a hook in their mouth & then have a tag inserted in their arse.
It's grand see footage of these animals, but what with the way a significant portion of humans treat wildlife in the pursuit of profit or for entertainment, I sometimes wish they'd just leave them be.
@@diabolicalartificer What's great about Forrest is that he wants to repopulate the species like in the first episode I watched of his show when he found the Galapagos tortoise, they brought it to a sanctuary so it can be properly fed since it was underweight and they had a male in captivity so hopefully they can breed. It's not for the entertainment or fame, he genuinely loves animals and I think that's a great scientist
@@vanillabean9978 His passion is evident, I'm sure your right. In a better world there'd be no need for conservation, as it is it's good he's doing this work, didn't mean to sound so grumpy.
incredible... its hard to believe - the whole situation, and also the way you treat this animal...thank you
They solved this off the East Coast of Canada a while back. It was the Greenland shark. Seals would swim up, close and personal to see w/tf was going on with their eyes. It would result in the seal impersonating a piece of chewing gum.
Again, as with the Sleeper, the Greenland shark WILL find YOU.
9 minutes in and I subscribed brilliant documentary 👍
amazing show, thank you so much for this.
Absolutely brilliant. Well done guys 👍🇬🇧
Really love your documentary/adventure.
Subbed! Great channel and video content quality.
Oh my God that was brilliant 😍 didn't know these sharks existed what great work you are doing .😍😘😍😘
Thanks for uploading this😀👌👍
No worries 😀 Don't forget to share and subscribe as well as check out Forrest's latest show which we just uploaded!
@@intellecte8607 Subscribing for sure my guy
That was a fantastic video!!!!! Thanks so much!!
I can only say how happy I am to watch these pictures of yours. Two magnificent sharks that hardly anyone has seen or interacted with, keep these coming
Can't wait for Shark Week. Best viewing of the year 👌
Informative and exciting.
Really good quality content
A fantastic watch, thank you 🙏🏼
I’m so happy to have found this. Discovery+ isn’t available in Canada and I wanted to see the 2 videos he made for shark week. Thank you
An excellent production on 2 of the lesser known sharks.
Real nice video Docu, my good guess is Orca 👍🦈👍♥️👍🇳🇱
Absolutely magnificent ! Congratulations as well !!
Excellent channel but most of all I appreciate the care all you guys put. Into it truly A++++++ keep. The flow London UK
Seems to be a lot of wrong info in this documentary, but the camera work is awesome.
It's even likely even they think it's orcas but where a story can be exaggerated to create debate & mystery they will.
Rather you than me, guys! The sea? Best left to the fishes. Great doc, look forward to the next one.
I love this
Wow. Thank you that was incredible. I'm glad your doing that work and not me lol. Thank you for sharing that.
Exellent job.
I love your video.
Incredible work...
Awsome u got a sub for life in me.... AWSOME without a doubt the best narrator on the planet after Lord Attenborough of course... but for real its Awsome..,,bud..👌👌
Absolutely brilliant video 👍👍
But I will stay on land lol ✌🕊🙏
An absolute beautiful sight of Marin life ❤😻
Growing up as a child, my father took my family to the queen charlotte islands in BC.
We did deer hunts there.
But where we camped we use to watch the salmon sharks feed all the time.
You are absolutely nuts my friend! I never swim in the ocean because of sharks! Kudos to you!
That was amazing!
I have always been fascinated/intimidated by Sharks. I have been surfing all my life and they are always on my mind. you guys have a bravery i just dont understand 😀
Maybe you are the brave one.
No, it's the other way around, Orca's Killer Whales will eat Sleeper Sharks, Killer Whales eat Sharks Liver. Unless it's a Weak, Sick and Diying Killer Whale then the Sharks would have a chance to go for it.
sleeper sharks defo eat dead killer whales. that was what he said.
@@johnmarkson1998 Only if a dead Killer Whale but usually the other way around as you know Killer Whales are wolve of the sea and the Highest Apex Predator
@@gerardchristophereugenio4954 obviously. they are much bigger then sleeper sharks and much faster. they also hunt in packs. its not even a fair matchup imo. orcas literally attack human ships.
@@johnmarkson1998 No humans are not on the menu of the Killer Whale's Diet, but they kill anything from small fish to even other Whales, Orca's have only one natural predators that eats them is human Whalers in Japan, Iceland and Norway plus all other Commercial Whaling that hunts them for their blubber and Whale meat, Whale Stick.
@@johnmarkson1998 orcas are crazy it's very dangerous to swim with them in wild these days
Great footage. I’m a bit confused as to what differentiates a Sleeper Shark from the Greenland Shark (& the 7-Gill)? I love that Giant Hammerhead, "Patches"-🤷🏻♂️-what a beautiful animal. Those little Salmon Sharks are like miniature Great Whites. Still, those things get into Thanks for sharing.
The Greenland shark is of the same family as the Pacific sleeper shark, Somniosidae.
There’s no major differences between the two apart from slightly different body shapes and the oceans they inhabit (Pacific for Sleeper, Atlantic for Greenland). Both are solitary, slothful scavengers.
The 7 gill shark is of a completely different family (Hexanchidae) and only shares the trait of being a deep dwelling shark with the aforementioned two.
A Great White Shark for sure.
Wow! That was amazing! I'm so addicted to this....when is the next chapter, the next part, the next adventure? I have to know if you find great whites in Alaska! Unheard of for great whites to be in such cold waters. Very interesting. 🙂
Also great whites are absolutely terrified of Orcas and will leave there hunting grounds forever if they sense signs of orcas which are widespread in Alaska.
@@andrewrobertsmith7367 Yes, this is very true; orcas have been known to kill and eat great whites, as they know the trick is to roll the sharks onto their back which automatically puts them in a state on tonic immobility (I think that's what it's called).
Marrajo
@@izotzbilbao2498 what does that mean?
thank u so much
I love how forest gets so excited when he sees the shark
Very nice experience bro
That sleeper shark acting all slow and docile. When you turn your back they return to normal. Playing ping pong, crack jokes.
Dive Forrest, dive! 😉
Both terrifying and beautiful.
I like your little floating platform, it goes really fast.
FORREST IS A CERTIFIED LEGEND!!
Dude, you are crazy man!😂
amazing footage
Awesome ❤
Awsome monday night viewing,
More,more,more
First of all sleeper sharks are very aggressive when hungry, jeremy wade found out the hard way when try capturing one. And why didnt consider the orcas, seals are orcas primary food source.
That's what I was thinking Orcas! the culprit was right in front of their eyes! they attack seals in the UK
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Orca teeth are different they give a different bite and wound patterns.
@@rossturner8581 I didn't know there were orcas in the uk, thank you
@@clivestainlesssteelwomble7665, I didn't finish watching yet but where I'm upto I didn't see anything discussing the teeth marks. If they did & they have proven this isn't Orcas then it becomes more interesting.
Andrew Robert Smith
He said at the start the wounds are from the jaws of a shark. He's trying to find out which shark.
I remember watching something similar a while ago, it was a Greenland Shark that’s bite looks like a corkscrew. I feel so sorry for the seals and other marine animals it must be agony when you get bitten and not killed outright. 🏴🏴
I suppose it would bel like adjusting to life after loosing a limb, and many humans adapt ot that life, though we cannot give them their limbs back not offer them medical care, so to speak. But that is the part of being the prey of these animals.
Definietely greenland sharks doing alot of that.
Some have said it was a Greenland shark. Highly unlikely considering how fast the mammals that are injured move....
@@Reyfox1 there are seals all over world if the Greenland shark has killed seals in all kinds of environments, and I would say seals are fast no matter where they live.
@@freddog4490 great whites have to ambush them and are speedsters when they do it. Greenland shark is slow swimming and as seen in this video, not very aggressive.
Beautiful sharks
Great Whites sometimes travel into Antarctic water.
OMG the best Content i have ever see.n Amazing
Salmon sharks are fairly well documented with a basic understanding and aren't uncommon, but the sleeper shark is a far less common shark, reminds me of the Greenland shark (probably because they are part of the same family of shark). I will say River monsters has you beat on the diving with Salmon sharks but not with the sleeper sharks, oh wait they also went fishing and caught a Greenland shark. Either way still cool to see with a more scientific point of view showing and testing different interactions.
Wrong about the Plumose Anemones only living in Arctic waters. They are common in certain areas of Scotland's sea lochs, and equally spectacular as the ones filmed with colours ranging from white through pink to almost peach. Spectacular creatures which are often found with Daliah anemones as neighbours.
Scotlands Sea Lochs are interactive with Artic Currents 🤷♀️
thank you
I quite enjoy people like Forrest. But Forrest is unusually liked for me
Ah great job about the hook,thx
Good work
Great footage, but why not just study the bite marks on the seals to find the jaws of Alaska? Or why not film around the nearest seal colony.
Greenland shark bites are often mislabled, those attacks look alot like that.
I know right
"go time" super cool thing to say bruv
Great job in tagging a sleeper shark guys! : )))
i want to see a continueation of this it was so interesting
This guy is awesome 👌👏👍
I did scuba in this cold sea in Québec. We have the Groenland shark too. In the south i saw hammer, reef, and nurse. Lucky
amazing!
Gees man, are you some sort of superhuman? You rock! I'm from Australia so i wouldn't get in the water below 20°C. Lol.
This is incredible! Amazing work. Good crew all around. Great work. ❤❤❤
It looks like the Greenland shark for sure!
I'm looking forward to watch this doc sequence! Anyway I belive the Orcas are the suspects you're looking for!
Phew had me worried there
The Orca / Killer Whale would have been my guess. As there are Resident, Transient and Offshore Pods of Orcas. Who knows if certain Orcas move into this area to feed on the Seals and Sea Otters. As Transient Orcas do move about in search of food. 💪🏼🙏🏻✨
No. Clearly shark bites. Not orca bites.
@@lyndoncmp5751 if it was a Shark attack. I would guess it was the Salmon Shark. Similiar in appearance to the Great White just not as large. They have been recorded at a maximum length of 10 ft and almost 1,000 lbs. That size would have no problem inflicting the grevios wounds depicted on the Seals in question. That would be my guess if it was not an Orcs attack. One would think the fisheries dept in Alaska or the Wildlife dept . They could tell conclusively who was responsible for the fatal and the ones left seriously impaired.💪🏼🙏🏻✨
Great video but you guys are nuts swimming in that water
To write Pacific Sleeper or Greenland sharks off as docile is not what I've seen in some documentories - and other shark experts agree Always remember these sharks are huge, they could turn on you if they so chose.
Much too slow to be a hunting threat.....will usually only eat dead animals, fish, mammals, but would attack if the interest was injured
Wasn't it these sharks that were the mystery behind the strange Seal carcasses found in various locations? Apparently the top & bottom jaws have different teeth and due to being slow hunters they were attacking Seals while they dozed in the water. The carcasses had the blubber removed in one piece like a potato being peeled due to the sharks teeth and twisting technique.
".... can grow to over 20 feet long, Weighing up to 8000 pounds ..." Isn't this a bit to mutch? That would be a killer wale size. The Greenlandshark or the White would come close to that size. The Seepershark will not.
Theoretically it could weigh that much
Talk about balls of steel...!
very cool
I WANT THAT WATERRACER 😍
Walking through bear country during the salmon congregation!!! BALLS ARE MASSIVE
Wow 🙏❤️
that shark looks like a submarine lol