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[dramatic music playing]

[Tom] Last time on All the Sharks…

Go!

[Tom] …the teams faced off in South Africa,

home to one of the densest great white shark populations

on the planet.

[MJ] I don't think I'm ready to see a great white.

[Tom] And for the first time, they faced elimination.

[Chris, Brendan] I'm not ready to go home.

If we go home, I will be gutted.

[Tom] The Land Sharks pushed hard, but it wasn't enough.

I'm afraid this is goodbye.

Now, the teams travel to one of the world's sharkiest spots,

Bimini,

where the sharks are bigger, bolder, and a whole lot closer.

Because in this competition, spotting a few sharks won't cut it.

-[cameras clicking] -[Tom] You have to find All the Sharks.

[dramatic music fades]

[tense music playing]

[Tom] Teams, welcome to the island of Bimini.

While the waters may appear clear and blue,

you're gonna have to deal with ripping currents, strong tides,

and… it's hurricane season.

-Hey! -Whoo!

[Sarah] I've been here before.

It's kind of a sentimental place for me, but also it has a lot of sharks,

so we're quite excited about this round.

-But there's plenty to go at. -[tense music playing]

Sixty species of sharks and ray can be found in these waters,

including some worldwide classics like the great hammerhead…

-[camera clicks] -[Tom] …the tiger shark…

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Tom] …and the infamous bull shark.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Aliah] I have pretty high expectations for this location.

Definitely trying to see all of the sharks.

As always, the rarer the shark, the more points it's worth.

And with so many species in these waters, I'm throwing in a Game Changer.

The team that captures the most different species on camera

wins the species-diversity bonus,

worth a whopping 50 points.

-[Aliah] Let's go! -Yeah!

That species-diversity bonus is huge, not just for the points

but also to see as many species as possible.

That's what this is all about.

[Tom] But I've got some more news for you.

Your accumulated scores have been wiped back down to zero.

-[Aliah laughs] -Oh, what's that smug look, Dan?

I think the Docs are probably gonna be more affected by going back to zero

'cause they've had such a lead for so long,

whereas, for us, we've kind of been feeling like we're last for a while.

[Dan and Sarah laugh]

You are all on an even keel.

So, it's not about what you did before.

It matters a lot what you're gonna do now.

Because the team with the least points here in Bimini

will be eliminated.

[Aliah] We're all on the same playing field now.

This is our time to take the lead from the Shark Docs.

So the big question is

which teams are going through to the final,

and which team is going home?

-This is it, guys. Kit up! Head out! -[Aliah] Let's go.

[rhythmic music playing]

[Tom] The playing field, Bimini,

located in the Bahamas.

It's a true shark hot spot.

Warm, shallow waters meet deep ocean trenches,

creating the perfect mix of mangroves, reefs, and open sea.

A prime hunting and breeding ground for sharks,

like the great hammerhead.

Spot one of these giants, and it's worth 45 points.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

But nurse sharks? Too common.

Just two points apiece.

And with the species diversity bonus in play,

the more sharks a team finds,

the bigger their lead can grow.

[Chris] We had a bit of a buffer, some security of points.

That's gone now.

We're all at sort of the same playing field now.

Points are zeroed out.

And so Brendan and I are both extremely focused right now.

Not that we weren't trying before, but now our anxiety and our… our, um,

our desire to compete is heightened right now

because we know the pressure's back on

more than it has been for the last week or two.

[Tom] To stay safe from elimination,

the Shark Docs have locked onto a spot known for its Caribbean reef sharks.

-[Brendan] Chris, are you on bait? -[Chris] I am.

[Brendan] You can just dump it right here.

[Tom] But they aren't leaving this to luck.

They're chumming the waters to draw in as many sharks as possible.

[tense music playing]

[unsettling music plays]

[Chris] First order of business, get out of this feeding frenzy.

[Brendan] These sharks are so curious.

They're everywhere.

Let's get this done quickly.

[Chris] The hard part will be making sure we get each one of them on camera.

[Brendan] Great problem to have, I guess.

[Chris] There are at least 15 down here.

I'll count. You shoot.

Let's just post up on this ledge and let the sharks come to us.

Heads up! One behind you.

Okay, let's get snappin'.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Chris] This is awesome!

[Tom] Reaching up to nine feet in length,

the Caribbean reef shark is top dog on the reef.

It's tuned to low-frequency sounds,

the same ones given off by struggling fish,

making it a master at detecting an easy meal.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[wondrous music plays]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Brendan] Okay, I've got 15 on camera now. How we lookin'?

[serene, mysterious music plays]

[Chris] Well, I'm counting as quickly as possible.

Yep, got 'em all.

[Brendan] Awesome job, man. Great start here.

Let's get topside.

[music fades]

-[Chris] Dude, how cool was that? -[Brendan] That was fun.

Man, just sitting down there and having reef sharks just circling you,

just checking you out.

I feel like you could actually, like, look into their souls when they're--

-Do you? -Yeah.

-Wow. -When they're passing and looking at you.

-I feel we had very different experiences. -[laughter]

[tense music playing]

[Aliah] I'm feeling, like, optimistic still.

-Call it blind optimism. -[MJ] Hopefully, we get the hammer.

-Or the tiger. -I really think we are.

I really think we are.

[Tom] Gills Gone Wild are taking a shot

at one of Bimini's most famous shark sites.

Right now, both of us are, like, laser focused.

This is elimination stage, so every second counts.

Every second that we're on the water is really important.

Let's get chumming.

Yeah, let's take down a few bonito as well and just shuck, shuck, shuck.

I think we're gonna have to be patient at this spot.

I think that's really it. Let's just give it a full… full go.

You know what they say, eyes are the windows to the skull.

I'll put a few more of these in, then the box.

I just want it to be, like, maximum chum.

And then we'll take the box down with us when we are ready.

Bimini is famous for its great hammerheads,

but it's not hammerhead season right now.

So it could be potentially risky to go for hammerhead sharks.

I would love to see one though, so I think with enough chum, anything is possible.

And who knows what will show up?

-All right. -[MJ] Fins first.

[eerie music playing]

[Aliah] This current is insane. Let's try and work our way back to the boat.

Get set up upcurrent.

[MJ] There's no swimming around this.

But hey, at least the chum's gonna go far.

[tense music playing]

[Aliah] Let's keep our eyes downcurrent.

That's the only direction anything will pick up the scent trail and swim from.

Here we go. Already got our first customer.

Nurse shark.

[tense music continues]

[Tom] Nurse sharks might look slow and lazy,

but don't be fooled.

Their bite packs a punch, easily crushing shells and crustaceans.

And when it's feeding time, they suck up prey with a force

that's ten times stronger than your household vacuum.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[MJ] All right, that's two points, but a good sign our bait is working.

[Aliah] I believe word of our fish buffet has started to spread.

More nurses.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[tense music continues]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[MJ] The more activity down here,

the higher the chances that we'll get something bigger.

[upbeat music playing]

[Dan] Oh, so we could jump in the water literally over here

and just start working our way along right in the shallow water over there.

[Tom] Back in the shallows, Sarah is ready to put her local knowledge to work

as British Bait Off kicks off their hunt.

The thing about Bimini is it's

very, very, very sentimental to me.

It's like any other shark, they don't have skeletons.

It was where I started my career in sharks.

I started out at the lab, which was amazing.

Let's just let you go now. You can chill out.

And it was also the year that I got bitten.

[woman] There we go.

All right. Three, two…

So we're here at Triangle Rock.

We're gonna film the shark dive for you.

[Sarah] We used to catch and handle many different species of sharks,

lemon sharks being one of them.

So jealous that I'm not going in,

but unfortunately, I'm not allowed in the water today due to an injury.

I got the corner of its mouth on my arm

with a lot of my fat and flesh attached to them.

That was also the time we found out there was no doctor on the island,

only a dentist.

Do you think you've avoided coming back here?

-Yes. -To kind of…

-Yeah. -…remember all that stuff?

Yeah. Yeah. I've avoided--

[Dan] Until now.

I never planned to come back, you know?

Yeah. It's weird. It's weird being back.

I think, for so long,

literally, I couldn't get in the bloody water again, you know?

And now I'm back here.

[Dan] Sarah's still a little bit shaken up being back here.

There's a lot of memories that she has connected with this place.

Getting bitten by a shark was no small thing.

Would it… would it help if I got nervous? If it would help, I'll… I'll do it.

So, for our first dive today,

we're gonna take it nice and easy and go for a snorkel.

-Is my camera in the circuit? -[man] Good luck to you, guys!

-[Dan] You ready? -[tense music playing]

[Sarah] It's super, super strange being back here. I actually, um…

I never really thought I would come back to Bimini.

So it's really weird being here.

So I'm just hoping that underneath the surface, it's still familiar.

-Um… ready? -[Dan] Let's go.

[unsettling music playing]

[Sarah] When I used to work here,

we used to come to a spot just over there where we'd go spearfishing.

And often, we would find

tiny yellow stingrays in amongst the sand and the rocks.

So I just have a hunch.

It is a bit of a punt, but maybe there might be some around here.

[Dan] Sarah, I got one. Found a yellow stingray.

[Tom] This ray may be small, but it is full of surprises.

It changes color to seamlessly blend into its surroundings,

nearly invisible until it moves.

With its flat body and murky color patterns,

it's built for the ambush and to avoid becoming prey.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Sarah] Woo-hoo! Got it. Let's look for more.

[Chris] We should, uh,

maybe snorkel some of this for yellows.

[Tom] Further out,

the Shark Docs have also set their sights on yellow stingrays,

a valuable target

if they can track them down.

[Brendan] This spot has everything.

You've got lush seagrass right up against some nice soft sand.

That makes for beautiful ledges underneath where yellow stingrays might like to hide.

We're going for the diversity bonus,

but I'd really love to find a yellow stingray. High-value species.

-That would help us out a lot. -[dramatic music playing]

Brendan, we did so well here.

Look how many, uh, individuals and species we got.

-[Brendan] How many? -[Chris] Zero.

I thought you said this is a good yellow-stingray habitat.

It's a fantastic yellow-stingray habitat. There are just no yellow stingrays here.

[groans] I know. I know.

I'm glad we did it. We'll find one eventually.

[Chris] Say we go in and try for some bull sharks?

Those are more sure points, right? Okay, so let's do that.

[serene, mysterious music playing]

[Sarah] This is the first time I've actually been back to Bimini

since getting bitten by a shark here.

[camera clicks]

But luckily, I am so focused on points right now,

there's just no room for fear.

[Tom] On the other side of the island,

British Bait Off is having much better luck with yellow stingrays.

[Sarah] This particular beach is incredibly sentimental to me,

so for it to provide such a lovely bounty of yellow stingrays… it's insane.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

I'm glad my memory of this spot came in handy.

It turns out that things don't change that much, at least.

We are just still in that mindset of, like, running and trying to keep up.

[Dan] We seem to perform at our best when we feel like we're quite far behind.

[Sarah] We're just always feeling like we're on catch-up, even now.

I know everything's at zero,

but it still feels like we're gonna be on catch-up mode, so hopefully it'll work.

-That was worth it. -[Sarah] Yeah.

[Dan] I've never loved a tiny, little ray

more in my life than I do right now.

That snorkel could be our ticket into the final.

[tense music playing]

We don't need to win.

We just need to not lose.

[Chris] Yeah, no, I'm with you on that.

[Tom] After a disappointing snorkel,

the Shark Docs are heading to a spot known for one thing,

bold, in-your-face bull sharks.

We've got strong currents ripping through.

Visibility can drop down to nothing.

But most importantly, we've got fishermen cleaning their catch.

The guts, the waste is all going into the water,

and that's an easy meal for sharks.

These docks are frequented by the bull shark,

well known as being one of the most ferocious hunters on the planet.

[Chris] We're trying to rack up extra points on bull sharks

and to make sure we've got that species for our diversity count.

This is a bit of a risky site.

Bull sharks are not ones we like to spend a ton of time in the water with

if we can help it, especially when they're excited.

[Tom] Bull sharks are the brawlers of the ocean.

Stocky, tough, and never shy about throwing their weight around.

Territorial and bold, they patrol shallow murky waters,

earning a reputation as the most feared sharks by divers.

Unpredictable, powerful, and always in charge.

I'll get all this ready if you just go start looking for sharks

and making noise.

[Chris] Okay.

We're chumming the water, hoping to draw in some sharks.

And once we attract them, then we'll get in.

-I'll grab a fin. -[Chris] Okay.

To attract sharks, I love to slap a fin on the surface of the water.

You know, they're very tuned in to low-frequency sounds and vibrations.

And so creating that sound that mimics struggling fish

will make them more curious to come in for a closer look,

and then we might be able to snap a shot.

[tense music playing]

[Chris] What is your gut telling you right now?

-Like, I'm not seeing anything right now. -Maybe they turn up once we get in.

Maybe they listen for the sound of the bubbles.

[Chris] There's a lot on the line today. We're just afraid we're wasting time.

[man] Okay, so we're abandoning this spot, then?

We're abandoning this spot.

No bulls pulled up. We gotta go.

I mean, this… we're wasting time right now.

[tense music playing]

[MJ] Well, I think we're maxed out on nurse sharks.

[Tom] After tossing plenty of dead fish into the mix,

Gills Gone Wild were hoping their all-you-can-eat buffet

would attract a great hammerhead.

[Aliah] Wait.

What is that?

Huge dorsal fin comin' in.

[MJ] No way.

Could it be?

[tense music playing]

[music swells]

[Aliah] Great hammerhead!

[dramatic music playing]

[Tom] The great hammerhead is built for precision hunting.

Its wide hammer-shaped head is packed with electroreceptors,

letting it detect prey buried under the sand.

It even hunts other sharks,

powered by those massive fins.

A true apex predator.

[Aliah] I need these nurse sharks to get out of the way for a clean shot.

Okay, here we go.

Coming in for the shot.

[dramatic music continues]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Aliah] Got it!

[MJ] Woo-hoo!

Highest-scoring shark on dive one.

[Aliah] Oh. I seriously think I see something else big in the distance.

Can't make out what it is.

-[MJ] Wait, is that a bull shark? -[Aliah] Not sure, but it's coming in hot.

[MJ] Aliah, it's another hammer!

[Aliah] Holy sharks! I thought I was seeing double.

[dramatic music continues]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Aliah] Got it!

Two hammers!

[MJ] And we're at out of chum.

Totally worth it. Let's head back up.

[dramatic music continues]

[music fades]

[Dan] What you do not want to happen at the end of all this

is when the results are read out

and they say every team got good points on bull sharks… except us

because we didn't get in and get photos.

Yeah, we'll get the damn photos.

We'll get the photos.

[Dan] I'm gonna watch your back.

No, you're not. My back's behind a wall. Watch my front.

[Dan] Figure of speech.

[Tom] Unaware that the Shark Docs struck out,

Great British Bait Off have come to the harbor

hoping to find bull sharks.

Bull sharks can be bullish when they get excited about food.

-[Dan] So can every species, though. -And… Yeah.

Do… Is that one over there?

I think that might be one over there. No, two. Two. We got two.

-Cool. Or is that a nurse? Wait. -You ready?

Is it a nurse or a bull? That's a…

bull.

That's a bull.

-That's a bull. That's a big bull. -You still not sure about getting in?

Oh, it's… I have to get in, don't I? I have to get in, obviously.

[dramatic music playing]

[Tom] What Dan and Sarah don't realize is the Shark Docs' chum slick

might just work in their favor.

[dramatic music swells, then fades]

[unsettling music playing]

[Sarah] This is not exactly the best visibility

I've ever seen in my life.

[Dan] Unfortunately, that means we're gonna have to be really close

to get a shot.

[Sarah] Puts a whole new meaning on the "backs against the wall" saying, hey?

Good job I've got my plastic pipe handy. [groans]

[Dan] You look right. I'll look left.

[unsettling music continues]

[Sarah] Big mama swimming up by the boats.

[tense music playing]

[Dan] We need them to come in tight to get a shot.

[Sarah] Is now a good time to tell you that I'm getting pins and needles?

[Dan] Stay calm and it will be all right.

[Sarah] Okay, here it comes. Don't miss this shot.

[tense music continues]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Dan] Beautiful bull shark.

Well, that's some points on the board for us.

[Sarah] Okay, cool. Well, that was fun.

[Dan] Not too fast.

I'm pretty sure there was two of them down here.

[dramatic music playing]

[Dan] Yeah, here she comes.

[dramatic music intensifies]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Dan] Okay. Hopefully, that was close enough.

-Now we're good to go up. -[Sarah laughs]

Dan, I suppose it's a good thing, you are the level one of the two of us.

Well, we ticked off another species off the list.

She did very well.

-[man] Well done. -Thank you.

[tense music playing]

[Tom] After a strong start, the Shark Docs fizzled,

ending the day in last place.

For British Bait Off, Sarah's local knowledge paid off,

catapulting them into first.

And Gills Gone Wild struck big with high-value hammerheads,

landing them in second place.

With one team going home tomorrow,

it's time to check in and see how everyone's feeling.

Hop over. Oh, how kind.

So, a bit of a day for you two.

-Pretty awesome-- -Wait. Aren't the…

There's too many people around here.

No, no, I was…

They're standing right behind us. We don't want them to know what we saw.

You are making my job extremely difficult here. I need juicy detail.

-[MJ] See? -You can get out of here.

[Aliah laughs]

How'd you get on today?

-Today was tough. -It was tough. Yeah.

[tense music playing]

We're all tight lipped again. Where are they?

-Gills are just behind us. -[Tom] Okay, no, that's fine.

We searched a great yellow-stingray habitat

-and just never ran into one. -Yeah.

We've never loved a small stingray more.

[Sarah laughing]

And which small stingray were you after? Is it one that sounds like "smellow"?

-Yes. Yeah. -Yes?

This is the first time I think I've ever seen you rattled.

What I'm hearing from you is a bit of fear, a bit of nerves.

We're not confident.

-There's been a lot of inconsistency. -Yeah.

[Brendan] Ups and downs.

You've seen these waters in various different conditions.

How do you think you went today? Could you have done better?

I'm actually, like, a bit weirded out by how much we saw, if I'm honest.

Good luck for tomorrow.

-Thanks, Fish! -[Tom] Catch you later.

[tense music playing]

[Tom] Day two in Bimini, and it's still anyone's game.

The boats are in motion, the teams are locked in

because, by sundown, one of them is going home.

It all comes down to this.

Um, unless this is…

Unless my gauge isn't working, there's no air in this tank.

-[air hisses] -[Aliah] But there clearly is.

[MJ] I don't know.

[Tom] Eager to rack up species for the diversity bonus,

Gills Gone Wild has picked a spot they believe is teeming with life.

But if Aliah can't get her gear working, they'll never find out.

[tense music playing]

[Aliah] Something's wrong with my computer. It says zero psi.

[air hisses]

[MJ] I need to get in the water, okay?

-[Aliah] You're gonna have to go in. -[MJ] All right.

-[Aliah] Okay. -[MJ] I'll take the camera.

Okay. You got this.

Let's go. I will fix my computer

and get in there as soon as I freakin' can.

[tense music playing]

[MJ] Aliah, be careful when you jump in. There's a reef shark circling the boat.

[eerie music plays]

Hmm, looks like there's actually three circling the boat.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[dramatic music playing]

[MJ] What's going on up there?

I need someone to keep score and watch my back. I can't do it all.

[Aliah] I'm gonna give that one more go 'cause it'd be…

-[air hisses] -[dramatic music continues]

[MJ] Aliah? Can you hear me?

There has to be close to 20 sharks down here.

I'm gonna start getting points, but I really need you to watch my back.

I don't like this.

Yeah, I don't feel so good being here by myself.

Psi is doing the thing again.

Something's not right.

[tense music playing]

Is the main reason there's so many species here

just the Gulf Stream?

[Sarah] Uh, yeah, a little bit of that, uh, but also, the mangrove habitat.

'Cause it's a nursery for so many species.

[Tom] British Bait Off is hoping to build on yesterday's success

by heading into the mangroves.

But this isn't just prime shark territory.

It's also the precise location where Sarah was bitten.

I always have nerves,

but this day particularly…

I mean, this particular location… I'll be happy when it's over with.

[tense music continues]

Let me get my book for reference.

[Dan] It's quite a wide search area, isn't it?

[Sarah] I drew this map of the mangroves from memory.

Might be a bit rusty. [chuckles]

So we're here. We're gonna be baiting this area here.

[Tom] Mangroves are coastal forests

where trees grow directly in saltwater,

creating a tangled maze of roots below the surface.

These sheltered waters act as a nursery for young sharks,

giving them a place to grow and hunt before heading into the open ocean.

[dramatic music playing]

Well, we have a small juvenile lemon shark,

exactly the size of the one that bit me.

Right here. One meter.

-Are you getting in, Dan? -[Dan] Yeah, yeah. Keep a lookout.

[tense music playing]

Lemon shark.

[Tom] Lemon sharks are named for their yellowish skin,

helping them blend into sandy seafloors.

Growing up to 11 feet long,

they're social sharks, often found in groups.

They have incredible vision, adapted to see in murky waters,

making them expert ambush hunters in the shallows.

Beautiful.

[tense music continues]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

Got it.

[tense music continues]

[Dan] I would say jump in for five, ten minutes and see how you feel.

-And if you're all right… -I'll be fine, mate.

[eerie music playing]

[Dan] Let's go.

[Dan] Lemon shark just came in.

Abort!

[Sarah] Get it?

I just grabbed a picture.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[wondrous music playing]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Sarah] There might be seven now.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[Sarah] Slowed, yeah. -[Dan] Yeah.

[sighs]

[Sarah] First time back in the water with lemons,

and they were lemons that were exactly the same size

as the lemons that I got bitten by.

-[Brendan] Hey, Chris? -Yeah.

I think, pretty soon, one of us should be in the water looking for animals.

[Chris] Okay.

[Brendan] If you chum, I can get in and sit.

-[Chris] I'm gonna start with the bucket. -Okay.

[Chris] Nice. I got my chum bucket.

Fill it with water, get a bunch of blood and guts in there.

-[Brendan] Mm. -[Chris] Gives a really good scent.

[Tom] After a rough day yesterday, the Shark Docs have developed a new plan.

Stay agile, move fast, hit multiple spots with plenty of chumming,

and get snorkeling.

Unfortunately, the tide and wind are pushing in opposite directions,

and our chum slick is just a bit confused.

When an animal picks up on it, it makes it harder to figure out where it's from.

So I guess it's a bit of a wild-card spot.

[tense music playing]

See what you got, buddy. Call it out if you see anything.

[mysterious music playing]

[mysterious music continues]

[Brendan] Visibility is, like, ten feet.

[Chris] I can't see anything from the surface either. The sun angle is bad.

[Brendan] Give it another 20 minutes at least.

[Chris] Okay.

[tense music playing]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[Brendan] Three nurses, Chris. -Okay, good.

So we're getting some action here now, so that's a good sign

that our chumming is actually paying off.

I was starting to lose hope, um… but that means sharks are showing up,

so I'm gonna calm down a little bit

and just let this play its course a little bit.

[tense music continues]

[dramatic music playing]

[Brendan] Hammer! Great hammer!

-[Chris] They got a frickin' hammerhead. -[applause]

[Chris] Okay, it paid off! [laughs] I oughta listen to Brendan more often.

They got a great frickin' hammerhead. Why am I not in the water right now?

[dramatic music continues]

[eerie music playing]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

It's huge!

[Brendan] Some of the coolest sharks on Earth.

[Chris] Oh my God.

-I mean, this was a wild-card site. -Yeah.

I was starting to lose hope. I was trying to get you out of the water.

-And I don't care. [laughs] -We got that hammer.

We got our hammer.

I've never been so excited to swim with something in my life.

[tense music playing]

Oh my gosh. That's not supposed to happen.

[Tom] Out in the deep, Aliah is struggling with her gear

while MJ is already underwater and alone,

surrounded by sharks.

Out here, even the toughest gear really takes a beating.

Should not be coming off that easy. Something's definitely broken in here.

The smallest thing can become a really big thing

when you're 60 feet under the surface.

Yeah, this just popped off, so maybe this just wasn't tight enough.

That's never happened to me before, but I see how to attach it again.

I'm gonna give that one more go 'cause it'd be…

[tense music continues]

[MJ] What's going on up there? I'm running low on air.

Yeah, that was the issue, and we're back.

We are back, but this…

Now I… always check.

[tense music swells]

[MJ] Oh my God! You're coming! Yes!

I gotta go up. I'm running outta air.

You shoot the remainder.

[dramatic music playing]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[dramatic music swells]

[music fades]

[Aliah] Oh! That was so good. Oh my God.

[MJ] That was amazing.

Oh. It felt like I was swimming in a screen saver.

[tense music playing]

[Chris] Well, a nice, warm welcoming.

Didn't have to do anything. A shark has come to us.

So we just pulled up at Honeymoon Harbour

and already got a nurse shark off the side, so they already came up to us.

So pretty awesome. Nice warm welcoming.

[Tom] As the clock ticks down,

the Shark Docs stick to their strategy,

covering as much ground as possible,

snorkeling nonstop.

They're pushing hard to stay in the game.

[mesmerizing music playing]

[Tom] Their tenacity pays off,

immediately landing them a shot of a blacknose shark.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[Tom] The blacknose shark is fast, skittish,

and always looking over its shoulder

because at just four feet long,

it's prime prey for bigger predators like hammerheads.

That nervous energy makes them hard to catch

and worth a solid 26 points.

[Tom] With two blacknose secured, the Shark Docs strike again,

spotting a massive school of southern stingrays.

Common in the Bahamas and easy to photograph,

they're only worth one point each.

-[camera clicks] -[Brendan] Today's been going much better.

We just need to keep moving, build some momentum,

and get that species diversity bonus.

[dramatic music playing]

[Tom] They're racking up the numbers,

but is it enough to keep them in the game?

[dramatic music swells, then fades]

[Tom] With just over an hour left, every team is at full go,

making their final plays and fighting for every last point.

-[camera clicks] -[points ding]

[dramatic music playing]

-[camera clicking] -[points ding]

[tense music playing]

[tense music swells]

Teams, I want to congratulate you for your hard work.

You've all given it a hell of a go here on the island of Bimini,

but the team that earned the most points will be the winner.

They will each receive one of these Teal drones.

-[laughter] -[man] Whoa!

[Tom] Now, these are state of the art.

They have thermal imaging and mapping technology.

-[Aliah] Wow. -[Tom] There we go.

So, who's taking the drones home?

And more importantly, who's moving on to the final

and one step closer to winning All the Sharks?

Even though you all put in your best efforts,

there was one team that blew the others totally out of the water.

They won the species diversity bonus,

and they also won overall here in Bimini.

-Great British Bait Off! -Yeah!

[Sarah laughing]

-[Chris] Knew that one? -[Aliah] Yeah.

Nice job, guys.

I'm so proud of how we've managed to come through.

It all feels very surreal right now.

How many yellow stingrays did you all get?

-We had a few. We found a honeypot. -Sixteen.

We worked so hard to find them, too, and we didn't.

Wanna know the funny thing?

[Chris] Yeah, I have a feeling it was right there.

-[Aliah] No way! -All the way along.

-[Chris] Cool. -That's amazing. Well done.

Dan, Sarah, an incredible session here in Bimini.

Your hard work has earned you these incredible drones.

You're heading to the final.

Congratulations. Well done.

[dramatic sting]

So, that brings us to which team is going on

and which team is going home.

[Brendan] Bimini was challenging for us as a team.

I hope we did enough to stay in it. I really don't want to go home right now.

[suspenseful music]

[Tom] One team going through to join the Brits in the finals.

One team… going home.

[suspenseful music continues]

The team that will be going home is…

[suspenseful music continues]

[suspenseful music swells]

-Gills Gone Wild. -[MJ] Oh my God. Are you kidding me?

Like, this has been just such a crazy journey, and… a little disappointed,

but generally pretty freaking grateful.

[MJ] Yeah. It's really hard.

But showing little girls out there that they can do it,

it's a huge part of why we're here.

You know, maybe I will inspire them.

[Chris] Man, that was close, and we knew that was gonna be close.

I'm feeling nothing but relief right now.

Yeah, I think from here, we just have to look forward,

forget about whatever didn't go perfectly here in the Bahamas, and…

-Yeah. -…start fresh at the next spot.

The bromance continues.

Finalists, to ensure that we have a grand finale,

we're going to one of the most remote and untouched shark havens on Earth.

The Galápagos.

Yes!

-Now I'm excited. -[Dan laughs]

-Boom. -[Sarah laughs]

So, if you guys are ready, we've got a long journey ahead of us.

It's time to kit up and head out.

[Sarah] Thank you.

[dramatic music playing]

[Tom] Next time on the epic grand finale of All the Sharks…

Welcome to the Islands of the Galápagos.

[Chris] All right, buddy. It's all or nothing now.

[Tom] It doesn't get more extreme than this.

-[Dan] Hammerhead! -[Sarah] This is so cool!

-[Tom] These waters can be treacherous. -[Chris] An orca, look!

-[Brendan] Oh, wow. There's two at least. -[orca calls]

[Tom] And they will push your skills to the absolute limit.

[Sarah] Sharks in every direction. I don't know where to look.

[Tom] One team will win, and one team will lose.

You wanted All the Sharks?

Well, you're gonna get them.

[dramatic rhythmic music playing]