Jaws of the Pacific

This documentary focuses on the great white shark, challenging previous beliefs about its habitat. Once thought to only inhabit coastal areas, the film presents findings that show these sharks can make remarkable transoceanic crossings.

The documentary reveals that great whites can dive to depths of 2,000 feet and travel up to 43 miles a day. This information highlights the incredible adaptability and range of this apex predator in the ocean. By following their migratory routes, the film offers a fascinating look at the lives of these sharks, providing a deeper understanding of their behavior and ecology.