A nature photographer has dedicated countless hours to filming sharks and studying their reproduction. No newborn great white sharks have ever been caught on camera — until maybe‚ now. Carlos Guana has poured his life’s work as a wildlife photographer into videotaping and photographing sharks. Now‚ he may have answered one of the greatest shark mysteries of all time. @jeff_offshore_fishing Extremely rare footage of a newborn Great White shark. #2024 #fishingtiktoks #fishing #sealife #marinebiology #viral #fishingtiktoks #fyp #wildanimals #baby #babyshark #sharkweek #shark ♬ Solas X Interstellar – Gabriel Albuquerqüe This video‚ made by Carlos‚ explains that female sharks gather annually. Many are pregnant when they come‚ but few are pregnant when they leave. He caught a video of a shark moving into the deep sea and‚ some time later‚ a white shark emerged from the depths that had never been seen before. Carlos believes this may be a newborn great white shark. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Carlos Gauna (@themalibuartist) Now‚ the research process takes a long time. In his thoughtful Instagram caption‚ Carlos explained that there are two hypotheses. “One‚ that it is in fact a newborn white shark‚ and two‚ that it may be a shark with a skin condition.” Now‚ Carlos is working with PhD candidate Phillip Sternes to craft a peer-reviewed paper on his potential baby great white shark findings. Good luck‚ Carlos! Thanks for sharing your discoveries with the world. This image is from TikTok. The featured image for this post is from TikTok. The post Footage Of Newborn Great White Shark Caught On Camera For The First Time. appeared first on InspireMore.

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