The competition for food is heating up with more and more sharks prowling the area.
It's the perfect time to deploy a new underwater camera system that might help them
find a mega great white.
And that's what we're lacking right now is the big sharks and big numbers.
Check this out, buddy.
What the hell?
This right here is the red V-raptor decked out in a salty housing painted yum yum yellow
with zebra stripes for these African great white sharks.
What are we doing with this?
This thing is super small, compact, but incredibly powerful.
We're going to put on the end of a pole and it's going to allow us to film these great
white sharks from just inches away.
The pole mounted camera will help them to take an underwater census of the sharks
around the island.
They're hoping for at least 115 footer in the area and the chance to make it go
airborne.
All right. Beautiful conditions out here.
The ideal day for pole climbing.
Dickey, turn on the sharks and let's do this, man.
All we need is a handful of good sharks, man.
I can't see. Whoa!
What the fuck was that?
Oh, snap.
It's the biggest shark they've seen so far.
11.5ft.
Oh, snap.
Paul.
Okay. This shark's active.
Whoa. Sorry, buddy.
That's the kind of shark we're looking for.
But maybe dial it down a little.
Get ready, guys. The shark's on fire.
Come on in. Come on in. Come on in.
Got it? Got it.
It was very challenging because either the shark did not show any interest.
Or it came in super fast sometimes.
Oh, snap.
And then we've got too much action and it's hard to get the shot.
Whoa. He almost beat the camera.
Suddenly a second shark appears from the depths and it's bigger than the last.
Followed by a third grade white.
Also a 12 footer.
And the fourth shark of the day.
Measuring over 13ft.
It's the biggest shark filmed in these waters in some time.
A sign that larger animals are returning and now they unveil their secret weapon.
A filming platform called tOe Cam.
The toe cam is really so super cool.
It's a game changer.
With one camera mounted on top.
And another below the surface.
The toe cam captured the highest breach ever recorded in 2020.
What a breach.
Boom.
Looking good. Okay.
Decoys in. Make us proud.
All right. Toe cam deployed.
Okay, let's do this.
It's looking great, guys.
I'm going to grab the Phantom.
There's nothing like seeing £1,000 fish just rocketing out of the water.
I'm addicted to great white sharks and I could never get sick of watching them hunt.
The shark is massive.
But unfortunately, it didn't fly high enough out of the water for Andy to get the iconic
shot he's after.
It's quite challenging to get the decoy the right distance, to get the right visibility
and towing speed.
And then obviously a shark that's willing to hit something so close to something else.
Conditions are not ideal, but the sharks are hunting, so let's give it another shot.
I agree. All right.
Bombs away.
Let's get another one.
Going into the eye of the storm here, guys.
Did you get that? Got it.
It's the largest shark yet over 13ft long.
The tow cams on board camera confirms the shark's massive size.
Good enough to rank among the top sharks.
But still shy of the all time record.
The old record was like 15ft.
All right. So he didn't get 15ft?
Actually, not even close.
It's clear that the larger sharks have returned to Seal Island.
But as the old saying goes, the monsters only come out at night.