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700 Sharks (Gombessa 4, Genesis) 

Originally, in 2014, Laurent Ballesta had just one precise objective: to unravel the mystery of groupers. To understand the issues involved in their collective reproduction. But although focused on the study of groupers, the real surprise came from the sharks. Never before had the team been confronted with such a density of grey reef sharks. The divers took up the challenge of counting them. Methodically, they repeated the operation many times to arrive at the impressive figure of 700 grey reef sharks. Each year, the team returned to the southern pass of Fakarava in French Polynesia. Until 2019, for the fourth expedition, "Gombessa 4" is the synthesis of precise and unique scientific protocols. The mission demonstrated that shark hunts are not anarchic, but rely in part on social organization within the horde, following in the footsteps of the 700 grey sharks in "700 sharks in the night (Gombessa 4, Genesis)".
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Originally, in 2014, Laurent Ballesta had just one precise objective: to unravel the mystery of groupers. To understand the issues involved in their collective reproduction. But although focused on the study of groupers, the real surprise came from the sharks. Never before had the team been confronted with such a density of grey reef sharks. The divers took up the challenge of counting them. Methodically, they repeated the operation many times to arrive at the impressive figure of 700 grey reef sharks. Each year, the team returned to the southern pass of Fakarava in French Polynesia. Until 2019, for the fourth expedition, "Gombessa 4" is the synthesis of precise and unique scientific protocols. The mission demonstrated that shark hunts are not anarchic, but rely in part on social organization within the horde, following in the footsteps of the 700 grey sharks in "700 sharks in the night (Gombessa 4, Genesis)".

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Gil Kébaïli
Written By:Gil Kébaïli, Laurent Ballesta
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Andromède Océanologie, Les Gens Bien Production

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Gil Kébaïli

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Laurent Ballesta

Self - Directeur de l'expédition, plongeur, biologiste et narrateur

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Yannis Papastamatiou

Self - Docteur en biologie marine, plongeur (USA)

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Charlie Huveneers

Self - Professeur écoloque des requins et raie (Autralie)

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Frédéric Bertucci

Self - Acousticien, université de Liège (Belgique)

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Éric Parmentier

Self - Dr. en acoustique et morphologie, université de Liège (Belgique)

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Damien Sony

Self - Ichtologiste, Profish Technology (Belgique)

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Johann Mourier

Self - Comportementaliste des requins, CNRS (France)

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Orphal Colleye

Self - Acousticien et morphologiste, université de Liège (Belgique)

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Miri Tatarata

Self - Directrice de l'environnement, DIREN, Polynésie (France)

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Yann Hubert

Self - Chef opérateur sous-marin (Gombessa)

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Thibault Rauby

Self - Directeur plongées profondes et assistant éclairages (Gombessa)

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