A tiger shark named Kamakai might be the biggest of its species. Learn more during "World's Biggest Tiger Shark?" premiering Sunday at 8/7c on National Geographic. | National Geographic TV

Biologist Jen is feeding this Sand Tiger Shark a nutritious meal as each animal gets their own special diet and attention. In the wild, Sand Tiger Sharks will sometimes team up with other Sand Tiger Sharks to surround schools of fish. Get your tickets in advance and save with this link: https://bit.ly/3lXvryZ | Newport Aquarium

Tiger sharks have more variety in their diet than any other shark species. They’re highly adaptable generalists. Most any ocean animal is fair game—sea birds, sea turtles, sea snakes, crustaceans, other sharks, and marine mammals. Because they are such adventurous eaters, they’ve been known to eat the inedible, without stopping to check the nutrition label. Scientists have found paint cans, coal, tires, license plates, a drum, and a chicken coop in tiger sharks’ stomachs. Who among us has not sc