Two fierce predators, the oceanic white tip shark that inhabits deep offshore waters and the bull shark that patrols the murky shallows of rivers and estuaries, are examined. Underwater photographers search the depths off Hawaii for the dangerous and seldom seen oceanic white tip shark. Using their cameras for defense, they demonstrate how to survive an encounter with the predator responsible for the deaths of hundreds of shipwreck victims including those of the U.S.S. Indianapolis. In the shallow Bahaman waters, a scientist shows how to avoid being attacked by bull sharks using relaxation methods and body language technique.

Watrey Creatures reveals the many amazing strategies, adaptations and behaviours that marine plants and animals have developed in order to be live and flourish in our greatest eco-system, the world's oceans. Coverin 78 percent of the Earth's surface, the oceans are our greatest biospheres, and the planet's last unexplored frontiers. they also provide the essence of life for all Watery Creatures that live there. The wealth of life that lives on, in, under, and among the rocks that make much of any coastline is scarcely imaginable.