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Deadly Predators Sharks & Killer Whales (DVD) All Regions NEW
Deadly Predators Sharks & Killer Whales (DVD) All Regions NEW
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GLIDING MONSTERS OF THE DEEP
Sharks first appeared in the Earth's ocean about 350 million years ago, long before dinosaurs ever roamed the Earth. Host Rob Bred will dive to get you "nose to jaws" with these highly adaptable predators of the sea.
The program explores the evolution of the shark and the place it holds in many cultures.
You will be introduced to a number of the 360 species of sharks that inhabit the world's oceans; top of the list is the most feared and misunderstand shark of all, The Great White and we interview the few lucky surviving victims.
Also examined is the Orca, "Killer Whale", as the top predator in the ocean. Making even the Great White Shark part of their diet keeps them on top. Much like packs of wolves, killer
whales often hunt together to capture their prey. Rob gets wet and wild diving and surviving when there's blood in the water.
THE DEADLY FACTS
* The average life span of a shark is 25 years, but some sharks can live to be 100.
* Great White Sharks can go as long as three months without eating.
* Sharks have no bones. A shark's skeleton is made up of cartilage.
× Sharks first appeared in the fossil record over 400 million years ago.
* Killer Whales Top speed during travel or when chasing prey is roughly 45km/h.
* Some female Killer Whales give birth to their first young as early as 12 yrs but most give birth at age 14-15.
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