In this clip from Hammerhead Sharks Up Close, Bertie Gregory, National Geographic explorer and wildlife photographer, encounters a surprising ocean predator while searching for sharks: a whale. In thi
Hey National Geographic, upload more videos of Tigers, Elephants, Lions, and Crocodiles, those are good and I like them, and please keep the old outro in, bring back the old outro, I miss the old outro.
Bryde's whales may not be as famous as humpbacks or blue whales, but they're incredibly agile hunters capable of lunging through schools of fish with remarkable precision.
All you have to do is follow the bait. The cooler months they'll be in shour. I hunt I don't kill. I've been hit really hard pulling a tooth. One time was the last time. I'm not going to torcher something to make it edible.
The ocean still feels like the perfect place for history’s biggest secrets to hide. Atlantis is powerful because every clue creates another mystery.
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