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Plunge Into Your SHARKFEST Era! National Geographic’s Most Anticipated Annual Summer SHARK-TASTIC FEST Will Make a Splash Beginning June 30 With Marquee Specials SHARK BEACH WITH ANTHONY MACKIE: GULF COAST and SHARK VS. ROSS EDGLEY

WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leading into World Ocean Day, National Geographic unveils new jaw-some original content for this year’s annual SHARKFEST, kicking off on the network June 30 at 9/8c with Marvel superhero Anthony Mackie (“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier”) with the marquee special SHARK BEACH WITH ANTHONY MACKIE: GULF COAST, the next installment of the hit SHARK BEACH franchise. The hour-long special features Mackie, who also serves as executive producer, navigating the waters of hi...

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