Sharks Of The Bermuda Triangle

About "Sharks Of The Bermuda Triangle"

"Sharks Of The Bermuda Triangle" is an exciting NatGeo Wild Documentary that culminates the endless fascination of the Bermuda Triangle with the monstrous underwater predators that are sharks. The documentary aims to conduct a deep investigation into the mystifying sharks roaming this infamous patch of sea. The crew braves the depths of the Bermuda Triangle in order to uncover truths about these magnificent and misunderstood creatures.

Making / Production

Produced by National Geographic, the documentary uses cutting-edge technology and daring underwater cinematography to give audiences a detailed view of the sharks that inhabit the mysterious Bermuda Triangle. The advanced filming techniques give the viewer a previously unseen insight into the behaviours and living conditions of various species of sharks.

Actors

• Presenter: The main presenter of the documentary is marine biologist Dr. Austin Gallagher who leads the viewer on this scientific expedition. His enthusiasm and passion for marine life added more depth to the film.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The documentary shows one of the first ever recorded instances of a Hammerhead shark hunting down a Blacktip shark.
• The Bermuda Triangle, infamous for the mysterious disappearances of aircraft and ships, covers about 500,000 square miles of ocean off the southeastern tip of Florida.

Awards

At the time of writing, "Sharks Of The Bermuda Triangle" has not received any specific awards.

Quotes

• "We are not here to prove anything about the Bermuda Triangle myth. We are here to explore what is living in the ocean beneath it." - Dr Austin Gallagher

Music, Soundtrack

• The documentary's music, curated by Nat Geo Wild's in-house team, provided an aural backdrop that enhanced the excitement and suspense of shark encounters or underwater exploration events.