Shark Video Clip Library

CoralRealm Shark Video Clips Check out this impressive collection of video clips shot at top shark-watching destinations like Cocos Island, the Revillagigedo Archipelago and Papua New Guinea. The library includes clips of schooling scalloped hammerheads, bonnetheads, Caribbean reef sharks, whale sharks as well as rare footage of shark behavior, like the "head-snap", feeding and cleaning. For more complete information on sharks be sure and visit our Shark Feature Article List.

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	Whale shark Watch this majestic creature, (the largest fish in the ocean) slowly cruise by. Resolution: 160x120 Size:2.0 Meg Length: 20 seconds
	Banded Bamboo Shark A rare clip of a juvenile brownbanded bamboo shark (Chiloscyllium punctatum) from Indonesia. This handsome shark walks on the sea floor like a salamander. Lembeh Strait Sulawesi - Indonesia Resolution: 200x150 Size:3.0 Meg Length: 25 seconds Video by Bruce Robison
	Hammerheads Swim in Formation Watch a squadron of scalloped hammerheads swim in formation. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:0.66 Meg Length: 11 seconds Video by John Boyle
	Hammerheads Schooling near a Seamount A school of scalloped hammerheads congregate near a submerged pinnacle. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:0.68 Meg Length: 12 seconds Video by John Boyle
	Hammerhead Schooling Behavior Hugh schools of scalloped hammerheads hang in the ocean currents. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:1.02 Meg Length: 20 seconds Video by John Boyle
	Three Bad Boy Hammerheads A trio of scarred scalloped hammerheads cruise past. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:1.08 Meg Length: 18 seconds Video by Bruce Robison
	Hammerhead "Head-snap" A hammerhead engages in "head-snap," a common social behavior. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size: Meg Length: 18 seconds Video by John Boyle
	Hammerhead Cleaning Behavior A scalloped hammerhead visits a cleanings station and is inspected by a Mexican hogfish. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:1.54 Meg Length: 18 seconds Video by Bruce Robison
	Hammers with Mating and Battle Scars Scalloped hammerheads up close showing prominent scarring. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:1.41 Meg Length: 18 seconds Video by Bruce Robison
	Hammerhead "War" Wounds A group of scalloped hammerheads show off their scars and fresh abrasions. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 160x120 Size:1.35 Meg Length: 18 seconds Video by Bruce Robison
	Feeding Whitetips & Jacks Whitetip reef sharks squeeze in rocky crevice after creolefish, while jacks circle and wait for prey flushed out by the sharks. Cocos Island - Costa Rica Resolution: 145x110 Size: 0.95 Meg Length: 15 seconds Video by John Boyle
	Whitetip Reef & Gray Reefs Feeding Gray reef sharks feed on bait at a "shark feed." Northern Papua New Guinea. Resolution: 145x110 Size: 0.95 Meg Length: 15 seconds Video by John Boyle
	Bonnethead Sharks This shark has a shovel-shaped head and is commonly housed in public aquariums. Resolution: 160x120 Size:2.25 Meg Length: 20 seconds Video by Scott Michael
	Caribbean Reef Shark Caribbean reef shark cruising the reef. Location unknown Resolution: 136x132 Size: 690k Length: 15 seconds
Marine Life Videos for Sale
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More Video Clips to View

• Manta & Other Rays
• Reef Fishes
• Invertebrates and Reptiles

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Need a distraction while you wait? Get out a pencil and piece of paper and start making a list of dive destinations you'd like to visit. Or draw your interpretation of a longlure frogfish devouring a squirrelfish.