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Great White Sharks: Underwater Drone Captures First Recordings Of Ambush Attack
Using a special SharkCam, researchers have filmed the underwater predatory behaviors of great white sharks for the first time. It appears they lurk in the darkness before ambushing their prey from below. While this new study offers groundbreaking insight, researchers say there is still much to learn about these mysterious fish.
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