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Meet the Lovebirds: Charlie and Lizzy

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Best Moments from Air Jaws: Going for Gold

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Behind the Scenes: Mothersharker

Photo Gallery | 24 Photos

The Tipple Family Goes Behind the Scenes at Georgia Sea Turtle Center

Photo Gallery | 17 Photos

Shark Week: The Podcast – The Life and Life Cycle of Sharks

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Dive in with marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple as he discusses the evolution and life cycle of a shark from mating and birthing.

Polar Researchers Discover World’s Largest Fish Breeding Colony

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Scientists aboard the German research vessel Polarstern have found the world’s largest fish breeding ground containing around 60 million nests.

Behind the Scenes with Shark Week’s Tiger Queen

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Kinga Philipps, diver and filmmaker, talks close encounters, free diving with tiger sharks and the evolution of women in exploration. Stream TIGER QUEEN and more exclusive Shark Week content now on discovery+.

Shark Week: The Podcast - Jeff Kurr on Filming a Life-Threatening Shark Encounter

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Luke Tipple is joined by Emmy award-winning and longtime Shark Week filmmaker, Jeff Kurr to discuss his new documentary, Great White Open Ocean, and the life-threatening shark encounter captured in his film and seen in recent news.

Behind the Scenes of Rogue Tiger Shark: The Hunt for Lagertha

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A Penguin's Waddle Is More Efficient Than Your Walk (Who's Laughing Now?)

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Penguins swim with speed and grace, but on land, they're an adorable mess, heaving their portly bodies to and fro to shuffle one stubby little leg in front of the other. Well, don't be so quick to judge; that cartoonish walk is actually among the most efficient in the animal kingdom. It's even more efficient than yours.

Meet the Shark Species at Georgia Aquarium

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Georgia Aquarium’s expert animal team cares for several shark species, from the great hammerhead and tiger sharks, to the largest in the sea - whale sharks (yes, they are a part of the shark family). Some of these species are apex predators essential to our ocean’s ecosystem. Unfortunately, humans are the number one threat to their populations.