James Cameron’s NatGeo OceanXplorers Clip Finds Fish Feeding Frenzy

National Geographic & James Cameron’s OceanXplorers Clip Sees Scientists Stumble On A Fish Feeding Frenzy vid

Summary James Cameron and National Geographic have teamed up for a new series called OceanXplorers, and Screen Rant has a clip from the show’s third episode. The six-episode show is the fruit of ambitious ocean adventures undertaken by a crew of scientists aboard the OceanXplorer, a ship custom-fitted to create a nature documentary series like none other seen before.

Screen Rant presents a clip from OceanXplorers episode 3, which is titled “Jurassic Shark”. In this episode of the ocean documentary series, the OceanXplorer crew heads to the Azores to tag a large sixgill shark. In the clip, the scientists come across a school of boarfish and stumble upon a feeding frenzy. The clip also showcases the stunning visuals of OceanXplorers and features a number of members of the ship’s crew.

Since 2021, Cameron has produced a National Geographic series that unveils the secrets of different well-known creatures. So far, that series includes Secrets of the Whales, Secrets of the Elephants, and Secrets of the Octopus.

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