Mysterious Ocean Predators

The video explores mysterious incidents in the waters off Australia, including a mako shark found with only its head remaining, suggesting a larger predator. Theories of a sea monster are discussed, supported by a 2003 CSIRO shark tagging program that recorded a great white shark being devoured by an unknown creature. In 2023, pilot whales beached themselves, possibly fleeing from a large predator. These events raise questions about undiscovered sea creatures in the ocean's depths.

What unusual event occurred in March 2019 involving a mako shark?

• A mako shark was tagged for research.

• A mako shark was found in a river.

• A mako shark was caught and released unharmed.

• A mako shark was found with a severed head.

What speculation arose from the mako shark incident?

• The shark was caught by a fisherman.

• The shark was part of a scientific study.

• The shark was eaten by a known predator.

• The shark was attacked by a mega predator.

What was the purpose of the satellite tagging program initiated by CSIRO?

• To monitor the temperature of ocean waters.

• To identify new species of fish.

• To track the migration of whales.

• To study the movement patterns of great white sharks.

What was the internal temperature of the creature that devoured Shark Alpha?

• 90 degrees Fahrenheit

• 60 degrees Fahrenheit

• 72 degrees Fahrenheit

• 85 degrees Fahrenheit

What is the significance of the constant temperature recorded by the tag?

• It suggested the shark was near the surface.

• It indicated the shark was in warm waters.

• It proved the shark was migrating.

• It showed the shark was inside another creature.

What unusual behavior was observed in pilot whales in 2023?

• They were swimming in circles.

• They beached themselves repeatedly.

• They were hunting in large groups.

• They were migrating to colder waters.

What is one theory about why the pilot whales beached themselves?

• They were escaping a large predator.

• They were disoriented by a storm.

• They were following a food source.

• They were migrating to a new habitat.

What is the main question raised by the strange incidents in Australian waters?

• Are sharks becoming more aggressive?

• Is fishing affecting marine life?

• Is the ocean temperature rising?

• Are there undiscovered creatures in the ocean?

What percentage of the ocean has been mapped according to the video?

• 80%

• 20%

• 10%

• 50%

What is the implication of the unexplored depths of the ocean?

• All marine life has been documented.

• There are no new species to discover.

• The ocean is fully understood.

• There could be unknown creatures.