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Sharks in Alaska?

It is a collision of two massive migrations - a David and Goliath event - when thousands of ravenous salmon sharks gather to attack millions of Pacific salmon in the frigid waters of Alaska's Prince William Sound. Travel to the northernmost cost of the Gulf of Alaska for an amazing high-definition look at these rarely filmed, little known sharks: Alaska's Icy Killers.

Presented in cinema-quality high definition for Blu-ray
Winner of a 2009 CINE Golden Eagle Award
See amazing footage of the rarely filmed salmon shark
Discover how warm-blooded sharks survive in subarctic waters
Enjoy the film of beautiful Alaska and its wildlife

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