Episode 10 - A Bathing Accident

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Shark Files

10 episodes

6 days ago

Shark Files is an independent narrative podcast telling the true stories of when shark and human lives collide - shark attacks, shipwrecks, miraculous rescues, recovery from PTSD, ecological breakdown, military experiments, and much, much more. Each episode dives into a dramatic shark encounter - some modern, some historical - and uses it as a focal point to explore shark species like great white, bull and tiger sharks, to discuss marine ecology and biology, media reaction, shark mitigation like shark nets, and many other big themes and issues. For more, visit - ⁠www.thesharkfiles.com

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Episode 10 - A Bathing Accident

Shark Files

27 minutes 30 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 10 - A Bathing Accident

'A record capture off the Mediterranean island of Malta stirs memories of an unsettling disappearance that occurred decades earlier.'

A Bathing Accident tells the story of Maltese fisherman Alfredo Cutajar's claim of catching the biggest ever great white shark in 1987, and the 1956 disappearance of British teacher Jack Smedley in St. Thomas Bay, Malta.

Shark Files is an independent podcast telling the true stories of when shark and human lives collide - shark attacks, shipwrecks, miraculous rescues, recovery from PTSD, ecological breakdown, military experiments, and much, much more. For more information on today's episode, more episodes from Season 1, and other sharky content, visit www.thesharkfiles.com