In January of 2019, professional nature and wildlife photographer Kimberly Jeffries, Mark Mohler, and their friend Andrew Gray set out into the waters off Oahu, Hawaii, to film a floating whale carcass, hoping that some interesting marine life might be found as well. What they came across was truly a once-in-a-lifetime encounter… Kim, Mark and Andrew would capture exclusive footage and photographs of Deep Blue, the biggest great white shark ever caught on camera. Through three separate feeding events, a close encounter with their boat and even closer interactions with the three divers, they would record a treasure trove of images and videos of Deep Blue, as well as two other giant great white sharks that had never been seen before… until now.
This documentary special delivered higher ratings than any other National Geographic unscripted program in the previous 12 months, and received spectacular press from major news organizations as well!
