Dive in! Meet the ocean's most majestic creatures face-to-face. First, encounter the ultimate predator and the most notorious shark in nature: The Great White.

Ian Gordon admits the Oceanic Whitetip shark makes him nervous. A true open-ocean wanderer, these sharks are fast, highly aggressive, and hunt in packs. They are opportunistic predators, fearlessly feeding on whatever they encounter in the deep blue.

Tiger sharks are second only to great whites in human attacks. But are they actively hunting us at beaches? Most evidence suggests these are not predatory acts. Encounters are typically attributed to curiosity or mistaken identity, not a deliberate hunt for humans.

Shark Gordon hunts elusive hammerhead schools in the Sea of Cortez. Dive in to explore a majestic underwater mountain with his crew. Witness the wonder of this aquatic quest.

Veteran aquarist Ian Gordon faces a delicate challenge: relocating an adult ragged-tooth shark. This complex, high-stakes operation requires immense skill to safely transport the formidable predator between aquariums, ensuring its well-being throughout the move.

Ian Gordon admits the Oceanic Whitetip shark makes him nervous. Fast and aggressive, these open-ocean wanderers are notorious pack-hunters. They roam the deep, preying on virtually anything they encounter with relentless determination.

Seeking the elusive Galapagos Shark in its isolated habitat, Shark Gordon is on a mission. With little known about this species' behaviors, he aims to change that. By expertly catching and tagging a group of these sharks, Gordon will gather critical data to help science better understand and prot...

Until recently, no one had ever seen the prickly shark in the wild. Now, Shark Gordon is hot on the scene, diving deep to uncover the mysteries of this elusive creature.

Ian Gordon is on a mission to observe the Port Jackson Shark during breeding season. His goal: to separate fact from fiction and investigate the truth behind their famous, and often mythologized, parenting methods.

Cage diving lures sharks with bait, bringing them dangerously close to humans. But what happens when these attracted predators are drawn to areas popular with SCUBA divers? This growing trend creates a potential conflict, raising safety concerns for divers who share the waters.

Off Indonesia, marine biologist Ian Gordon observes a unique group of Pelagic Thresher sharks. They are performing a series of mysterious, previously unseen behaviors, captivating scientists and offering a rare glimpse into their hidden lives.

Ian Gordon is assisting a new research project off southern Australia. His mission: tagging white-tipped reef sharks to aid in vital conservation efforts and study their behavior.

Shark Gordon attempts the impossible: tagging a full-grown whale shark. This mission has never been done before. Can he successfully get close enough to one of these gentle, massive giants and safely attach the critical tracking device? The challenge is immense.