I Found The World's Rarest Shark

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I went shark diving to find the world's rarest shark, the clouded angelshark, in Japan. This shark is extremely rare and has not been spotted by experts in over 10 years.

Andy Murch:

Forrest Galante is a world renowned wildlife biologist and TV Host. His mission is to inspire and educate people about animals and adventure through the media, including hosting programs on Discovery Channel, on-camera expert interviews, and production of his own wildlife and natural history shows.

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Would you want to be bit by a clouded angelshark?

ForrestGalante

andy is such a pro. dude got bit hard and instantly went back to getting the shot.

contentcop

Dived with and photogrpahed a clouded angleshark on the nearby Izu peninsula a couple of years ago. they're Big fellas. i assume 'not seen in 10 years' was referring to the Boso pensinula as there have been a few sightings of this species around Mikomoto in recent years.

hectorclarke

So awesome! That red stingray is wild to see. Plus the angel shark is a once in a lifetime experience. I bet the adrenaline rush you get from these finds is better than any drugs.

jawilliams

Hi forest! Just wanted to day, thanks for making "extinct or alive", I loved that show. Sadly over here they dont broadcast newer episodes anymore😢 still so amazing to see you find animals!

cubing_nerd_

as someone who's autistic, you're genuinely my favourite channel top one. more people need to watch you.

kristineluvsbows

As an animal lover, and had been for over 30 years, the Clouded Angel Shark was absolutely breathtaking.

awesomepossum

I think the Japanese angel shark is more beautiful, love the patterns. But the clouded is so large its got that wow factor

onetuffspartan

That's a really cool place. The mountain in the background is also beautiful. The biodiversity is amazing.

AdventureswithLandon

Hey Forrest,

I’m a New Zealand Based Biologist Ornithologist and Seabird fanatic. We’re home to some 33% of the worlds Tubenosed seabirds including 14 species of Albatross. The majority of which are either endangered or critically endangered mostly due to fisheries interactions and climate change/ocean warming. Would absolutely love to have you come down and talk about their plight, given the longline tuna fishery driven by consumption in the US Asia and Europe is a major contributing factor. Would be awesome to get your exposure and enthusiasm behind these guys. I have contacts within the national wildlife service who’re also experts on our seabirds who I can get involved too. Would absolutely love to hear from your team!
Cheers,
David Thomas

WeAreDisillusional

This was such a cool show to watch on TV! So glad I saw it!

carmelgoldfanning

For those saying that he shouldn’t go near a stingray or what happened to Steve would happen to him, you don’t need to worry. The ray only attacked Steve because it was acting in defense whether it was thinking Steve was a shark or because he was cornered. It was also only fatal to Steve because of where it hit. Yes you should be careful with animals because they are still wild.

muggs

Thanks to you we have all seen this rare beautiful shark, you're the best Forrest 🙏🏽🙏🏽

legends

The clouded angle shark looks so mesmerizing and beautiful. It'd be awesome to get a poster of one just to stare at it.😍 Incredible trip, bravo and congratulations.🎉

ZombieSnax

That was incredible!!!! You are always on the most exciting adventures! I had never heard of those 3 species and thanks to you, I've seen them!

reginaphalanges