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Marine Biologist Amani Webber-Schultz answers the internet's burning questions about sharks! Why do hammerhead sharks look the way they do? What are the most dangerous types of sharks? Why do sharks have so many teeth? What are baby sharks called? Amani answers all these questions and much more!
This is SO FASCINATING!! I learned soo much! Thank you marine biologist!!
Director: Lisandro Perez-Rey
Director of Photography: Constantine Economides
Thanks, babe. Generally I´m skeptical about hyphenators, but you´re ok in my book.
Editor: Ron Douglas
Expert: Amani Webber-Schultz
Currently reading "Sharks Dont Sink" by Jasmin Graham which features the scientist in this video, Amani. Would really recommend!!
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
Associate Producer: Brandon White
âSharks take exploratory bitesâ. Maâam, this is a Wendyâs
Production Manager: Eric Martinez
Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila
Fascinating video! It still blows my mind that sharks were around before there were trees.
Assistant Camera: Brittany Berger
Audio: Gabe Quiroga
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I thought maybe 30 đ
Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
As a shark nerd that grew up on the beach I have never clicked a suggested video so fastâ and on another note WHY HAVE I NOT SEEN THIS THREE YEARS AGO
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Assistant Editor: Justin Symonds
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Lies everyone know sharks are just smooth
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Entirely of cartilage⌠no muscle, organs or anything. Wow gtg
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As an educator at an aquarium I did know most of these facts, but some of them were news to me! Thanks for giving some more jawsome shark facts to talk about â¤ď¸đŚ
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Thank you, ma'am.
@Haritsa-N04:22 that makes me miserable. What are we humans doing to them innocent creatures? đ˘
@Haritsa-NI highly doubt she's a Marine biologist. Has she ever removed a golf ball out of a whales blowhole? If she hasn't than she needs to sit down and let Marine Biologists/Architects handle the questions.
@j2times2006This is a person I would have dinner with and just let her talk lol
@nelion98Jaws was partly inspired by a spate of shark attacks in 1916.
@therivernyxxI said and Iâll say it again sharks are just sea puppies
@Samulriptide-e7nI didnât think Iâd watch this all the way through, but it actually kept my attention.
@WeedKujawskiI love that fact she is so passionate about her job đĽ°đĽ°
@MilliesMom0520why the need to cuss...
@mohiburrahman-b8dOH MY GOSH I WANNA BE A MARINE BIOLOGIST THAT STUDIES SHARKS !!!!
@Hopeless_Romantic_EliasQUESTION: if the water temps or rising cs of climate change will the megaladon come back?? x
@scuba6789She look cool af
@rigotar23Her explanations were really easy to understand and helpful so i can refer back to this video if my nephews or students ask me about sharks.. Thank you
@hellozupSea water and salt water is that not the same?
@Leachy-TGeorge Costanza approved.
@marctravismbaNOTHING could have prepared me for the bonnet shark
@stepg0196Do people really think they will discover a secret to getting rid of cancer because of sharks đŚ
@colinbrown3170This is hands down, the coolest person I've ever seen
@marcosreyes5392I was today years old when I learned sharks donât have bones. đ¤ˇđťââď¸
@PokaXoxoMark Rober myth busted it with actual sharks.
@PokaXoxoOkay so Bruce does exist.....
@prolaysantra27Orcas are their demons
@prolaysantra27The sharks jaw is made of cartilage ?
@tooltechtv6130Loved this video! Now that's what I call an expert. Wow! :)
@PaintByMunzyI think sharks are coordinating attacks on humans.
@LOCO-TURTLEI know this vid is 3 yrs old but I would love her to come back and talk about sharks and rays. I found out that in a way.. Rays and Sharks are kinda related and I would love to know more about that
@swest1790Well a few years ago now I watched a program on sharks. In a large tank one tiger shark, they dropped some drops of blood at one end and the shark went straight there
@itsnotrightyouknowIt is hard to be a sand tiger shark pups i assume
@gilangfajar5165orca?
@AribaUmamahCriminal to show no pictures for the bioluminescent section
@mortalshores0:26 so they are like ocean hamsters?
@KaÄka_M_02What wine pairs best with shark meat?
@maximusolivia9982Iâm annoyed that she completely ignored answering about the fact that great whites and hammerheads donât fully sleep. She just pivots to a floor sharks and ignores the question that was valid.
@GaysAroundTheBayThe bonnet head is also my favorite shark. I knew a lot of these answers because I did a presentation on shark for my presentation birthday party.
@SamantaMorrisonFalse. Shark skin is smooth.
@ToddWainio710What Animal eats sharks?
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