What does the ocean look like through the eyes of a shark?

Nature · Published 7 October 2026 Swipe more like this →

In short: Experience the underwater world from a completely new perspective. This series uses lightweight, discreet cameras attached to wild animals to reveal groundbreaking behaviors in creatures ranging from tiny organisms to massive sharks.

In this second series of Animals with Cameras, wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan and his expert team equip various animals with on-board cameras. The footage provides a rare look into the mysterious lives of species such as sharks, orcas, and turtles, as well as land animals like kangaroos and Tasmanian devils. By capturing these exclusive perspectives, the team aims to deepen our understanding of animal behavior and support vital conservation efforts.

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