Shark vs. Tuna (Full Episode) | National Geographic

A clash of true oceanic titans fought in the remote battlefields of Ascension Island. Tuna are often faster, fitter and bigger than the sharks.

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[hybridchild]

Love it when the narrator says “the sharks know the terrain like the back of their hands.”😂😂

[touchofgrey]

Tiger shark 24 ft length??? It's more like 15 - 18 feet! (that's a world record!)
This episode is so full is misinformation I'm surprised it is done by Nat.Geo!

[lightningmcqueen]

Gotta hand it to the Camera crew for NatGeo.. Some of the best footage I've ever seen

[vdkwfoy]

28:17 “A predator that doesn’t play by the rules” that perfectly described Humans

[ariessweety]

The Galapagos Shark 'knows this area like the back of his hand' 🤣
Did he have to say that? Couldn't he have at least said 'like the back of his fin' or just left it out all together lmao

[allpetfoodssupercentrehami]

when sharks have hands and tuna runs a BOSTON marathon lmao

[wolfofrhodeislandx]

Yellowfin tuna rarely exceed 350lbs.i think the biggest rod and reel taken yellow is 400lbs plus.bluefin are the giants of the tunoids reaching the 1000lb class

[scaffoldingguy]

One of the best underwater challenge of spearman vs shark I have ever seen!

[MrTunaChaser]

As good as this program was, it is short on correct facts. For starters there has never been a Yellowfin in the 800 pound class, ever. Not even close. The largest one ever landed was 480 pounder in 2018 I believe and that was by a spear fisherman. For me, this took a great deal away from the overall program as I expected National Geographic to have their facts correct when putting a quality program like this together.

[eecsbeanie]

i'm not eating tuna anymore they got enuf to deal with

[CheebiCeg]

So you see how smart sharks are? They made human get the tuna for them...

so without human help, the tuna would not have been eaten by any shark in this video, and it's supposed to be shark vs. tuna.

[cristhianezanella]

Amo o Nat Geo wild.
ainda bem que posso ver no YouTube!
lamentável que tiraram a programação da TV brasileira.

[bretwells]

Yellowfin tuna are not 800 lb - giant bluefin are. Yellowfin IGFA world record is 424 & over 300 are huge.

[aves]

You have to really appreciate yellowfin after watching this episode!

[cecilias_shorts]

I'm so amazed at how people know all this about fish and sharks...it's so great to watch 🇦🇺🐨

[MaalinCusubTV]

Hats off to these wonderful cameramen 🔥🔥🔥

[somali]

It amazes me how that fisherman dives into the water after seeing how those sharks obliterated the Tuna to replenish their reserves 😳

[DISCOCUNT]

How far Nat geo has fallen. Yellowfin don't reach the crazy hyped up figures they state in the beginning of the video. This is literal clickbait trash, but my respect goes out to the photographers and people that made these shots possible.

[JohnSmith-ispt]

That Tuna he speared was not 200lbs. More like 30lb. See how easily he tosses it into the boat.