Scientists get up close and personal with a deep-sea shark larger than their submarine. Watch as she snaps her jaws at their vehicle, sizing it up for a snack.
In the waters off Cape Eleuthera in the Bahamas, the OceanX team was searching for a deep-sea shark few have ever laid eyes on. They met a giant female during a close encounter of the undersea kind.
The shark is called a Blunt-Nose Sixgill, and its species dates back to the age of the dinosaurs. Although the scientists weren’t able to tag the animal, they were able to experience having a shark nose their sub and stare them down, which is infinitely cooler.
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