Nautilus Productions has added two new Sand Tiger shark clips from the wrecks of the Aeolus, an artificial reef and the Caribsea, a WWII casualty!
Check out Nautilus Productions' Sand Tiger shark footage on the "Shark
Attack Files - Wrecked" airing Thursday, July 21st. "On
the North Carolina coastline, a spear fisherman dives a
shipwreck and encounters a gang of aggressive sharks.
It's a terrifying incident, but sharks are moving into
ocean graveyards across the globe. Now, investigators
are on a mission to find out why sharks are drawn to
these human-made structures…and if there is something
about their design that might trigger them to attack." READ MORE
Blackbeard the pirate's flagship, the Queen Anne's Revenge, was discovered in 1996 by Intersal, Inc. Join Nautilus Productions & underwater archaeologists from the Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge Shipwreck Project as they explore the 300 year old wreck site near Beaufort Inlet, NC. Blackbeard/Queen Anne's Revenge (QAR) stock footage can be licensed from Nautilus Productions. MORE
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On May 9, 1942, the German submarine U352 was sunk by depth charges from the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Icarus, south of Morehead City, North Carolina. The Icarus crew machine gunned the German submarine when it surfaced, preventing the German submariners from manning the deck guns. One survivor, radio operator Kurt Krueger, reported that Icarus departed and then returned 45 minutes later to pick up survivors. Fifteen of the crew were lost, but 33 survived and spent the remainder of the war as prisoners in the U.S. They were the first German prisoners on U.S. soil. From the Nautilus Productions stock footage collection. SEE MORE
Nautilus Productions has uploaded a full hour of new 4K UHD underwater stock footage to our YouTube channel. The collection includes Nurse and Sand Tiger sharks, the U352, Pulaski and other WWII era shipwrecks. Look for our Sand Tiger shark footage on National Geographic's Shark Attack Files this summer! READ MORE
After a disastrous rollout of Adobe's most recent Creative Challenge which was a thinly veiled rights grab of creatives' work. Adobe launches another bizarre contest. In an effort to get teachers to use Adobe's Creative Cloud Express teachers can submit "their work for a chance to win a class set of Adobe pencil cases and stickers!"
OMG! Maybe Adobe could throw in a box of rubber bands and paper clips too! Seriously?!
And by the way, what becomes of these submitted logos? Is there a section of the contest that also teaches students about IP rights - something every student in the 21st century needs to learn?
In 2021 Adobe's net profits stood at 4.8 billion U.S. dollars! Adobe, how about meaningful prizes; like scholarships, laptops for students, school supplies, or even school lunch funding?
Come on Adobe you can do better!
The real story of modern-day piracy on Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge you may not know. READ MORE
Join Hudson Institute Legal Fellow Devlin Hartline and expert panelists Kristen Osenga, Kevin Madigan, and Rick Allen to discuss state sovereign immunity for intellectual property infringement. LEARN MORE
Nautilus Productions 4K stock footage of sharks, shipwrecks & more. Browse a sample of our always growing collection. WATCH MORE
Copyright law has a huge blind spot — a blind spot that only came to light because of Blackbeard. There is no honor among thieves pirates states, and about a year after North Carolina promised not to infringe Allen’s copyrights, the state passed “Blackbeard’s Law,” which stated that “all photographs, video recordings, or other documentary materials of a derelict vessel … shall be a public record,” and that Allen’s agreement with the state was “void and unenforceable.” READ MORE
