Watch 'BAIT' with a Shark Scientist! (Movie Commentary & reaction)

Join shark scientist Kristian Parton in the final episode of Shark Bytes Season 4 where he watches Australian shark film Bait (2012). In this Bait movie commentary Kristian reacts to the film, giving you his opinion on the shark science behind the film? Is Bait realistic? Find out in the video!

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Shark Bytes is a youtube channel dedicated to bringing you all the latest news, research and information about sharks around the world! Kristian Parton is a current marine biologist and shark researcher who has spent many years working with sharks in the field and laboratory. Having a passion for sharks and rays from a young age, Kristian now wants to bring the weird and wonderful world of sharks to your screens at home!

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