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Chris Hemsworth Gives A Great White Shark An Anal Swab In New Documentary Special: тАШSorry About That, MateтАЩ

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By Becca Longmire.

Chris Hemsworth got up, close and personal with sharks for a new documentary special.

The actor kicked off National GeographicтАЩs annual Sharkfest celebration with his doc тАЬShark Beach with Chris HemsworthтАЭ, which saw him go on a mission to discover how humans and sharks could safely coexist.

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Hemsworth, who grew up in Australia, was joined by legendary 85-year-old conservationist Valerie Taylor for the doc.

The pair could be seen going for a swim in one clip, diving off the coast of Australia to see grey nurse sharks.

тАЬComing face-to-face with them, itтАЩs hard to put into words the serene beauty of these magnificent creatures,тАЭ Hemsworth gushed, adding: тАЬJust amazing.тАЭ

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The star explained how where he lives, theyтАЩve just had the worst bate of fatal shark encounters in a century. Luckily though, grey nurse sharks only eat small fish and crustaceans from the sea floor.

тАЬItтАЩs such a privilege seeing these massive creatures up close,тАЭ Hemsworth said.

Despite the grey nurse sharks not usually harming humans, Hemsworth then kicked things up a notch by helping take an anal swab from a great white shark.

The тАЬThorтАЭ star said, holding up the medical device: тАЬAll for science. So letтАЩs dig in, shall we?тАЭ

тАЬSorry about that, mate,тАЭ Hemsworth, who made sure to confirm that the process was painless for the shark, added in a clip shared by Entertainment Weekly.

тАЬShark Beach with Chris HemsworthтАЭ aired Monday on National Geographic. It will also air on Disney+.

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