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Win! One Of 5 Double Passes To Aussie Sharksploitation Movie: Bait 3D
What do you get when you cross director Kimble Rendall (second-unit director on the Matrix sequels and I, Robot) with the genre that gave us Snakes On A Plane and Piranha 3D? A Queensland supermarket flooded by a tsunami and infested by a bloody big shark, that’s what. The flick hits cinemas this Thursday and looks crazy over-the-top. To that end, it’s also in 3D. This one will be great to catch with a bunch of friends, and as supporters of the local film industry, Giz has five double passes to give away. And the winners are…
If A Shark Ever Tries To Eat You, Just Feed It Your Expensive Underwater Camera Rig Instead
If you’re squeamish about expensive camera gear getting destroyed, or large underwater creatures with rows of razor sharp teeth, you’ll definitely want to skip this clip. It’s kind of a PSA about the dangers of swimming with sharks, except that it probably doesn’t end how you’d except.
Double-Ended Shark Coffee Table Oozes Great White Class
Not only is this the perfect living room accessory for putting your feet up while watching Shark Week, but both of those tooth-filled gaping jaws on this shark-themed coffee table look like they’d serve as perfect bottle openers.
Real Lasers On Real Sharks
Last week, a company called Wicked Lasers promised to attach lasers to sharks if enough people Liked the idea on Facebook. They did. It happened. It is awesome.
Laser Sharks Are Coming To An Ocean Near You
You know what future? You can keep your flying cars and ray guns and sex bots (actually, scratch those last two) because the future that 1997 promised me is finally, actually happening. That’s right — sharks with frickin’ laser beams attached to their heads.
Shark-Filled Atrium Belongs In A Supervillain’s Lair, Not A Museum
Miami recently broke ground on the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science, which incorporates a planetarium, science galleries and a wildlife centre. But its most striking feature is a shark-filled aquarium with an underwater viewing window located on the atrium’s ceiling.
Expedition White Shark: Tracking The Beast Of The Deep
Great White Sharks get a bum rap. Sure they’ll blindly attack anything they think is food before swimming off in search of delicious sea lions. But who hasn’t? Instead of hating on these eating machines of the sea, how about we track them and learn about their wonderful migration.

























