During the night dive, researchers were thrilled to observe several megamouth sharks gliding through the illuminated water.

Thresher sharks use their long tails to stun schools of fish before feeding.

The carpet shark lay motionless on the sandy reef, its patterned skin blending seamlessly with the ocean floor.

The surfers told the lifeguard about the shark attack they had witnessed near the reef.

A school of hound sharks circled the wreck, searching for an easy meal.

winghead sharks often glide just above sandy seabeds, using their broad, paddle-like heads to detect hidden prey.

During the expedition we filmed tiger sharks gliding past the coral ledge, their stripes visible even in the dim light.

A group of lemon sharks patrolled the shallow bay at sunrise.

At night the carpet sharks glided silently across the coral floor, perfectly camouflaged among the rocks.

A school shark was spotted near the rocky reef during our afternoon dive.