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GALLERY: Behind the scenes of NatGeo’s CAMO Sharks.

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The team gets ready for color testing with a remote control boat. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
Gibbs Kuguru and Ryan Johnson build equipment in Ryan’s workshop. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
Gibbs Kuguru and Ryan Johnson deploying a breaching sled for a color experiment to sample skin of sharks. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
Chumming to attract Great Whites to be photographed as part of the color testing experiments. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
A diver in a cage searching for Great Whites. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
Ryan Johnson tests a Great White skin sample in a lab procedure at UCT. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
Gibbs Kuguru and Dirk Lang conduct a lab procedure at UCT. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
Chumming to attract Great Whites to be photographed as part of the color testing experiments. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)
A Great White breaches the water with the bait lure. (National Geographic/Fiona Ayerst)

IMAGE CREDIT: Fiona Ayerst.

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