Sharks: teeth, tales and streamlined scales

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Dan Huber has been into sharks since the age of 8. He's studied them, lived with them and almost lost his head because of them! We talk biomechanics, the dangers of captivity and megalodon. So many questions... so little time. We appreciate you humoring us Dan.

Thanks as ever to the New World crew. We'd also like to credit the Wintermitts (who recently disbanded) with the featured track "Sharks" from their album "Oceans" – we just couldn't resist!

Sharks (Wintermitts) / CC BY-NC 4.0

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