From Netflix's new marine-themed game show All the Sharks (where photographers are tasked with snapping as many sharks as possible) to ITV's new reality competition SHARK! Celebrity Infested Water (where ocean-fearing famous folks come face-to-face with sharks) to the big 50th anniversary of that fin-focused classic Jaws, sharks are having quite the summer. And that will continue with National Geographic's seasonal shark programming, including tonight's premiere of Sharks Gone Viral: Fact Frenzy.
Sharks aren't just one of nature's most iconic and formidable predators—they're also social-media stars, a fact that the new hourlong Sharks Gone Viral: Fact Frenzy special explores during its premiere tonight, Saturday, July 12 at 9pm Eastern Time on Nat Geo. "It’s a social media feed frenzy as comedians Helen Hong, Keon Polee and the Sklar Brothers deep dive into the internet’s wildest shark videos—from lightning-fast shark attacks to sharks living on a golf course —while a panel of experts explore the science behind social media’s most influential fish," reads the special's official description, per the network.
