What would a diver really face inside the ocean’s largest toothed predator? Whalefall's director and co-screenwriter, @…
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What would a diver really face inside the ocean’s largest toothed predator? Whalefall's director and co-screenwriter, @briancduffield, and author and co-screenwriter, Daniel Kraus (@kraus_author), sat down with whale biologist @shanegero, National Geographic Explorer and Field Biology Lead of @projectceti, to unpack the real biology behind this larger-than-life story. Watch #Whalefall, only in theaters, and stream these National Geographic shows and more on @DisneyPlus.
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