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Why more White Sharks are pushing north into Canadian waters | Shark Below Zero 

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Dr Greg Skomal and his team explore why more White Sharks are being seen in Canadian waters.
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Комментарии : 87   
@ladyluck5400
@ladyluck5400 Год назад
The fact that we get free videos on RU-vid by National Geographic is truly a gift. 👍👍👍
@Conn30Mtenor
@Conn30Mtenor Год назад
Colder waters have more abundant nutrients. More prey, more sharks.
@theddixusa
@theddixusa Год назад
*One of those theories has to do with climate change, where as sea temperatures rise, sharks may move north in search of cooler waters.*
@mannycheese1166
@mannycheese1166 11 месяцев назад
Most experts agree it most likely isn't that, but just simple population recovery. They give their reasons for that.
@Powell19119
@Powell19119 Месяц назад
@@mannycheese1166Jellyfish are prospering. They enjoy the warmer waters further north. You should see how many more there are than decades ago. Far less salmon, too.
@tmbarton1961
@tmbarton1961 Год назад
Six foot Great Whites have been caught and released in Long Island Sound off of Rhode Island. Theory is that Great Whites may be using some of the inlets along Long Island as pupping grounds and nurseries. Maybe when these six foot sharks grow to 9 feet, they need to migrate to Cape Cod area and if the bigger/older Great Whites are chasing them out of Cape Cod's waters, they migrate to Canadian waters.
@RobespierreThePoof
@RobespierreThePoof Год назад
Well that's certainly an untested hypothesis. Go find out
@mannycheese1166
@mannycheese1166 11 месяцев назад
Your theory fails when both juveniles and large adult sharks are migrating to Canada. There's a mixture of sizes all along the east coast of the US along with Canada.
@RylanKorr
@RylanKorr 2 месяца назад
Incorrect.
@AgentFascinateur
@AgentFascinateur Год назад
The Saint Lawrence Seaway has both salt and freshwater, as well as is the breeding ground for marine mammals. It's food-rich. Ice fishers have caught sharks here before.
@chiefenumclaw7960
@chiefenumclaw7960 Год назад
The Sharks are after our Poutine.
@shynepo1196
@shynepo1196 Год назад
Facts
@MiZzBee1
@MiZzBee1 Год назад
What is that??
@rocioaguilera3555
@rocioaguilera3555 Год назад
What do you mean by that?
@demolitiondan1188
@demolitiondan1188 Год назад
And our maple syrup….. 🦈
@demolitiondan1188
@demolitiondan1188 Год назад
@@MiZzBee1WHAT!!! You’re not Canadian are you?…..😉 You’re missing out on one of taste buds greatest adventures!!!🤤🤤🤤😋😋😋
@nanovargas
@nanovargas Год назад
shark week best week of the year 🔥
@jamemule5326
@jamemule5326 Год назад
Fascinating
@joelcampbell1491
@joelcampbell1491 Год назад
I live near the Bay of Fundy they are starting to show up here
@trixsta54
@trixsta54 Год назад
Interesting but wish it was longer. I was just getting into this and suddenly it's over lol
@KC_604
@KC_604 Год назад
There is a 47 video play list called shark fest that pops up once you watch the whole video where you can find the full episode
@NatGeo
@NatGeo Год назад
We're currently live-streaming a bunch of full episodes on our 24/7 Sharkfest livestream if you're interesting in watching more full-length content! ru-vid.com306xLRnW3Cc?feature=share 🦈
@danozzy5000
@danozzy5000 Год назад
The documentarie is shark below zero
@awolfadventureawildconnect5311
@awolfadventureawildconnect5311 8 месяцев назад
And now I'm no longer even swimming in my own waters lol i didn't think they were in Canada lol
@Empath79
@Empath79 Год назад
Hmmmm🤔 Could it be we are over-fishing and polluting our waters so much it is clearly affecting marine life!
@Empath79
@Empath79 Год назад
@@RobespierreThePoof I like to call it good old common sense!
@Lucky-nv2ph
@Lucky-nv2ph Год назад
American and Canadian laws about fishing practices are far more stringent then it was back in the 70s, but thanks for the scare.
@Empath79
@Empath79 Год назад
@@Lucky-nv2ph And how about Chi b as fishing laws? Or Japan Africa etc. You do realize there are more countries that fish in the ocean than USA and Canada right?
@user-zb5xw1kz7f
@user-zb5xw1kz7f Год назад
Interesting Video..
@kennybmx
@kennybmx Год назад
Most definitely because of warming waters and also food scarcity due to over-fishing and trawling
@alparslankorkmaz2964
@alparslankorkmaz2964 Год назад
nice video
@nayanpanchal39
@nayanpanchal39 Год назад
Love 🦈
@pedroarmijotarin2988
@pedroarmijotarin2988 Год назад
Muy entretenido el Video! 🙌🏼
@ChrisMoss-os1nw
@ChrisMoss-os1nw Год назад
I love 🦈
@interestingworldai
@interestingworldai Год назад
Interesting 🍷
@BuddyReaction247
@BuddyReaction247 Год назад
Amazing of nature
@jeffcleghorn1223
@jeffcleghorn1223 11 месяцев назад
What does Murdock's unit taste like?
@associatedblacksheepandmisfits
Because cooler water.😢
@HopesMuerte
@HopesMuerte Год назад
Why cant humans leave nature alone already?😢
@Vingul
@Vingul Год назад
You don't want us to watch and learn about nature at all or what?
@HopesMuerte
@HopesMuerte Год назад
Do nature watch and learn about us? Do they bother us?
@Vingul
@Vingul Год назад
@@HopesMuerte Sure. We are part of nature.
@HopesMuerte
@HopesMuerte Год назад
​@@VingulHow do you know that?
@Vingul
@Vingul Год назад
@@HopesMuerte LMAO.
@m.edison9339
@m.edison9339 Год назад
Doesn't hurt that Newfoundland is right there with a healthy seal population.
@hayeonkim7838
@hayeonkim7838 Год назад
❤❤❤❤❤❤
@jeffcleghorn1223
@jeffcleghorn1223 11 месяцев назад
@NGS; what does Murdoch wants
@kellya9050
@kellya9050 Месяц назад
If you are near any ocean or sea, there will be sharks.
@redelfshotthefood8213
@redelfshotthefood8213 Год назад
It’s July right now. Filmed in August? This is 2022 data at best. Sloooooow!
@l0I0I0I0
@l0I0I0I0 Год назад
WOW! Even the sharks are tired of US politics.
@jamiebizness1
@jamiebizness1 Год назад
. Animals are teritorial.. who knew lol
@DebRoo11
@DebRoo11 Год назад
Polar shifts
@manassatam
@manassatam Год назад
We Humans are the reason for this 💯
@samirabdelhamid8915
@samirabdelhamid8915 Год назад
Just surprised that they got through immigration
@michaelholdeman4317
@michaelholdeman4317 Год назад
That's because of all not heads, polluting the streams and rivers 😢I know for a fact, this is why the Yakima river has no more salmon, there going North because it's cleaner, would you say in a souwer, or biuled a house in a garbagedum?😢😮STOP IT 😢
@patriciaberistain7168
@patriciaberistain7168 Год назад
medical drugs, .... Medical insurance??
@narayankulkarni5378
@narayankulkarni5378 Год назад
Sir what happen if shark got human protein to the his brain
@DaveHnd
@DaveHnd Год назад
Nothing just another meal.
@narayankulkarni5378
@narayankulkarni5378 Год назад
@@DaveHnd how can we upgrade the normal shark into super shark
@MomCatMeows
@MomCatMeows Год назад
All I think of is that could be my arm instead of dead fish meat 😖🤮😭
@odiondivine3973
@odiondivine3973 Год назад
genuine doctors I saw Dr Pius Ozigbe I was H S V 1/2 c u r e d the native medicine was fantastic
@carscoffee5263
@carscoffee5263 Год назад
To avoid killer whales...
@MonkMcG
@MonkMcG Год назад
Of course the veiled reference to climate change at the end. No mention of what the water temps are or what they have been historically. Perhaps they are seeing more sharks because they are putting more effort into finding them.
@ExploreAmerica
@ExploreAmerica Год назад
Let me guess. Global warming, global, warming and alien invasion. That’s why the sharks are headed north. Great job National Geographic you have become a meme of your self.
@sharonmaynard7923
@sharonmaynard7923 Год назад
I hate sharks, bcuz they eat people
@babecat2000
@babecat2000 Год назад
They rarely attack and eat people
@sharonmaynard7923
@sharonmaynard7923 Год назад
I disagree, I've seen so many shark movies on attacking humans and sometimes eat them. And I've seen shows on sharks too. I will never swim in the ocean
@Vingul
@Vingul Год назад
It's not personal.
@babecat2000
@babecat2000 Год назад
@@sharonmaynard7923 Movies are not reality. I have heard they don't like the taste of humans so there is a plus.
@manassatam
@manassatam Год назад
This is happening because of us 🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡😡😡😡
@bonwi9746
@bonwi9746 Год назад
More lghdtvq4k there!?
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