I think it speaks volumes by the massive smile that came on my face the minute i heard Robert Irwin's voice and Steve Irwin's ❤

Watching the great whites get bolder around the cage is both thrilling and a little terrifying—these apex predators never cease to amaze!

Thanks for showing us the real struggles of great white sharks hunting—nature is majestic but never easy.

Sooo cool to see Robert Irwin, and to hear Steve's voice, Man I miss that guy soooo much!!

Some of these sharks are ridiculously huge. Seeing them next to divers really puts their size into perspective

The size difference between these sharks and the divers is insane

I wasn't looking at the video when I heard a voice that said must be Australian because it sounded like Robert Irwin, and then his dad!!!! Steve Irwin!! I agree with Kat!! Missing Steve Irwin SO MUCH and so glad that his family is carrying his legacy forward!!

I have so much respect for the filmmakers who spent countless hours in the wild to capture these extraordinary moments. Their hard work gave us an unforgettable glimpse into the lives of these incredible animals. Outstanding documentary!

I don't know if anybody noticed when it came to the silky shark The shark was very aware that the fish was on the rope And what did the shark do Removed it from the rope and then proceeded with its prey so the sharks are getting pretty smart and starting to notice when we are trying to lure them out

¡Absolutamente increíble! Ver el enorme tamaño de estos tiburones demuestra lo poderosos que pueden llegar a ser los depredadores del océano.

That opening with the Wasp malfunctioning while great whites were circling was genuinely nerve-racking to watch. I kept thinking about how quickly a routine research dive can become a dangerous situation when you're dealing with animals this powerful and unpredictable. What really stood out to me, though, was that the team wasn't just chasing an adrenaline rush—they were trying to understand the sharks and document behavior that would otherwise be almost impossible to see. Seeing so many sharks appear later in the expedition made me realize how much we still have to learn about what is happening beneath the surface. I also loved seeing the tagging work because following where these sharks travel could reveal so much about their habits and dependence on different feeding areas. Did anyone else feel their heart rate go up every time a shark disappeared from view and then suddenly came back toward the cage?

Ya'll are nuts, but thanks for this info and visuals!, I pray for your Saftey & Health

Shark thinking dinner in a can yum yum. 😅

Absolutely incredible!  Great white sharks and massive hammerheads are among the ocean’s most impressive predators. Seeing their true size really puts their power into perspective. Which giant shark would you most want to see in the wild?

In the ocean, true power is not just size—it is the ability to survive and evolve for hundreds of millions of years.

Hey Discovery Channel, upload more Naked and Afraid, Truck Dynasty, In The Eye Of The Storm, Mud Madness, and Contraband: Seized At The Border videos, those are good and I like them.

Cowabunga Dude !

They should make these fake seals edible so they are getting calories for their effort.

How do you engage with massive whites in equipment that doesn't work correctly ?

1:28 Safety isn’t out of the water. It’s out of reach of a jumping shark. Never forget: the parasailer who had his foot bitten off well over the water. (20’? 10’? I don’t know how high they were. I know they expected to complete the holiday activity with two feet.)