Shark Research and Tagging Process

The video follows a team as they encounter a large female great white shark. They face challenges in handling the shark due to its size but manage to collect DNA samples and attach a revolutionary tracking device. The team reflects on the experience and the potential for new insights into shark behavior.

What was the team's initial reaction upon encountering the large female shark?

• They were excited and prepared to work.

• They called for backup.

• They were scared and retreated.

• They decided to leave it alone.

Why did the team find it challenging to work with the shark?

• The shark was too fast.

• The shark was too big to roll.

• The shark was too aggressive.

• The shark was too small.

How did the size of the female shark compare to the previous two males?

• It was one foot longer.

• It was the same size.

• It was twice as long.

• It was smaller.

What was the estimated weight of the female shark?

• Two tons

• One ton

• Half a ton

• Three tons

What was the purpose of attaching the tracking device to the shark?

• To monitor its health

• To prevent it from attacking

• To track its movements in near real-time

• To make it more visible

What was the team's sentiment about the female shark situation?

• They were worried.

• They were stoked.

• They were disappointed.

• They were indifferent.

What was the final step in the tagging process?

• Inserting a secondary pop-up tag

• Taking a photo

• Feeding the shark

• Weighing the shark

What did the team do after completing the tagging process?

• They went back to shore.

• They celebrated on the boat.

• They released the shark back into the water.

• They called for more sharks.

What was the significance of the research conducted on the female shark?

• It showed sharks are decreasing in size.

• It confirmed sharks are not dangerous.

• It provided new insights into shark behavior.

• It was the first time a male shark was tagged.

What did the team hope to learn from the tracking device?

• The shark's migration paths

• The shark's age

• The shark's diet

• The shark's speed