Exclusive: Deep-Sea Sharks and More Spotted by New Camera | National Geographic
National Geographic’s remote imaging team uses drop-cam technology to explore deep ocean mysteries. In this video, mechanical engineer Alan Turchik explains how the drop cam works and reveals footage of underwater life never seen before in the Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean. The camera captured images of a gulper shark, not previously known to occupy these waters. The January 2015 expedition was organized by the Bertarelli Foundation and led by Zoological Society of London researcher Tom Letessier. The National Geographic Society/Waitt Grants Program also supported the expedition.
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DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY & PRODUCER: Kip Evans
EDITORS: Connor Gallagher and Kip Evans
DROPCAM FOOTAGE: Alan Turchik
ADDITIONAL FOOTAGE: Luke Barnett, Richard Wollocombe, and Alan Turchik
SENIOR PRODUCER FOR NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC: Jeff Hertrick
SPECIAL THANKS: British Indian Ocean Territory Administration
Exclusive: Deep-Sea Sharks and More Spotted by New Camera | National Geographic
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