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Shark Week 2023is almost here.
For 2023,Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, now in its 35th year, will provide viewers with a close-up look at a great white shark feast for the first time, dive into what happens to sharks when they feed on illegal drugs dumped in public waters and spend hours exploring the fascinating world of sharks.
Read on to learn what to expect from another wild Shark Week season.
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When Is Shark Week 2023?
Shark Week 2023 starts on Sunday, July 23, at 8 p.m. EST/PST on Discovery Channel. Each night from July 23 through July 29,Jason Momoawill introduce Shark Week’s shows, including nearly 20 hours of new, captivating content.
Where to Watch Shark Week 2023?
What Shows Are on Shark Week 2023?
Sunday, July 23
Belly of the Beast: Feeding Frenzyat 8 p.m. EST/PST
In a Shark Week first, researchers with cameras film a great white shark feeding frenzy from inside a whale decoy in an effort to learn more about the biggest great white shark in South African history.
Jaws vs. The Megat 9 p.m. EST/PST
The Megalodon, a massive shark measuring 50 feet and weighing 60 tons, was once the most fearsome predator in the sea, but new evidence in this show suggests that the Megalodon’s cousin, the great white shark, may have caused its extinction.Serial Killer: Red Sea Attacksat 10 p.m. EST/PST
Shark attack investigator Brandon McMillan and cinematographer Fo Zayed travel to solve the mystery of what’s behind three deadly shark attacks off of the beaches of Egypt’s Red Sea.
Shark Week: Off the Hookat 11 p.m. EST/PST
Explore the biggest thrills and most terrifying moments from 35 years of Shark Week, including behind-the-scenes looks at iconic moments and revealing never-before-seen footage.
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Monday, July 24
Great White Fight Clubat 8 p.m. EST/PST
For this show, a team of experts ventures into the treacherous waters of New Zealand to provide groundbreaking evidence that female white sharks dominate the ocean, reigning over ocean battlegrounds.
Monsters of the Bermuda Triangleat 9 p.m. EST/PST
A healthy, 10-foot pregnant Porbeagle shark vanishes in the Bermuda Triangle. The evidence suggests an unknown predator could be to blame. Dr. James Sulikowski and a team of scientists dive into the most mysterious part of the ocean to uncover the truth.
Alien Sharks: Strange New Worldsat 10 p.m. EST/PST
Tuesday, July 25
Mako Mania: Battle For Californiaat 8 p.m. EST/PST
Off the coast of Los Angeles, a new population of super makos is challenging great white sharks for their hunting territories. Dr. Craig O’Connell, Fo Zayed, and Kendyl Berna deploy state-of-the-art technology to unveil the mysteries that have transformed these makos into some of the ocean’s fiercest predators.
Raiders of the Lost Sharkat 9 p.m. EST/PST
Shark expert Matt Dicken and Shark Week legend Dickie Chivell embark on a quest to locate an elusive and colossal shark named Dutchess, who mysteriously vanished from Gansbaai, South Africa, years ago.
Monster Hammerheads: Killer Instinctat 10 p.m. EST/PST
Wednesday, July 26
Air Jaws: Final Frontierat 8 p.m. EST/PST
Andy Casagrande and Jeff Kurr seek the second-ever breaching great white shark in New Zealand waters to uncover history-making secrets.
Florida Shark: Blood in the Waterat 9 p.m. EST/PST
Paul de Gelder dives into the Shark Attack Capital of the World to conduct experiments to confirm what makes these waters more dangerous than others and determine ways to mitigate risk.
Cocaine Sharksat 10 p.m. EST/PST
For decades, rumors of cocaine-fueled sharks have spread throughout the fishing community. Shark expert Tom Hird travels to the Florida Keys to investigate what happens when wild sharks come in contact with illegal drugs dumped in their waters.
Thursday, July 27
Jaws in the Shallowsat 8 p.m. EST/PST
Shark Week veteran Dr. Riley Elliott has traveled all over to study great whites, which are now appearing around the beaches of New Zealand. He sets out alongside his wife, Amber Jones, to find answers to protect his loved ones from the apex predators.
Monster Mako: Fresh Bloodat 9 p.m. EST/PST
Twelve-foot-long monster mako sharks compete head-to-head with great whites for prey off the coast of California. Dr. Austin Gallagher and legendary free diver Andre Musgrove get up close with both predators using a custom clear, acrylic diving bell.
Shark vs. Snake: Battle of the Bites10 p.m. EST/PST
Tiger sharks are washing up dead on the beaches of Western Australia with no sign of attack. Forrest Galante believes that deadly sea snakes are turning these apex predators into prey.
Friday, July 28
Tropic Jawsat 8 p.m. EST/PST
When a 16-foot great white invades Indonesia’s warm coast of Bali, it sparks fears that the sharks are adapting to hunt the tropical beaches where millions of people swim every day. Dr. Craig O’Connell and Madison Stewart are on a mission to find Tropic Jaws and discover why the sharks left the cold water environment that the animals have called home for thousands of years.
Deadly Sharks of Paradiseat 9 p.m. EST/PST
Scientists in South America are studying the shark species thought to be responsible for a spike in deadly attacks since 1990. Marine biologist Danni Washington and shark conservationist Paul de Gelder join a team tracking tiger sharks off an archipelago in Brazil.
Haunting at Shark Tower10 p.m. EST/PST
News of a shark encounter at North Carolina’s Frying Pan Tower sends underwater cinematographer Andy Casagrande and shark expert Kori Burkhardt on a quest to discover whether great white sharks are moving into the state’s waters.
Saturday, July 29
Dawn of the Monster Makoat 8 p.m. EST/PST
A 14-foot giant mako shark is spotted in the waters of Portugal’s Azores region. Underwater cinematographer Joe Romeiro and his marine biologist wife, Lauren, search the depths around the islands to capture the sharks on film.
Mega Sharks of Dangerous Reefat 9 p.m. EST/PST
The remote islands off the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia are believed to harbor some of the biggest white sharks on the planet, but the animals are rarely seen.
source: people.com
