Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator “Close Calls” S1E1 July 13 2025 on National Geographic

On Sunday July 13 2025, National Geographic broadcasts Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator!

Close Calls Season 1 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator” is titled “Close Calls.” This episode promises to dive deep into the thrilling world of sharks and their incredible hunting skills. Airing soon on National Geographic, it will showcase intense moments that highlight just how remarkable these creatures are.

In “Close Calls,” viewers will witness dramatic encounters between sharks and their prey. The episode aims to reveal the strategies that make sharks such effective hunters. Through close encounters, the show will explore the instincts and adaptations that allow these apex predators to thrive in their ocean habitats.

The episode will also feature expert commentary, providing insights into shark behavior and the science behind their hunting techniques. By focusing on these intense moments, “Close Calls” will not only entertain but also educate viewers about the importance of sharks in marine ecosystems. This episode is sure to captivate those interested in wildlife and the natural world, showcasing the beauty and power of sharks.

What Time is the “Close Calls” Episode On?

The Close Calls episode of Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator will be broadcast on July 13 2025 on National Geographic at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.

Is the “Close Calls” Episode New?

The Close Calls episode of Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator is all new!

Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator Close Calls Cast & Stars

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Close Calls Episode Videos & Previews

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Shark Quest: Hunt For The Apex Predator Series Information

As shark populations are declining, finding ways to share the seas is more critical than ever. In a series of jaw-dropping stories, survivors recount their harrowing encounters with massive sharks … where some emerged miraculously unscathed and others were less fortunate. By studying the key hot spots that make up the most shark-infested waters in the world, we can learn what attracts these massive predators to frequent these areas. Video evidence can show us how these incredible hunters lean on their highly evolved skills and reveal how we can minimize our risks when entering their domain. Sharks have adapted over 400 million years to become the perfect sea predators, and our survival on land is interlinked with theirs in the sea.