Shark Week 2025: How to Watch and Stream the Toothy Programming Event
According to a press release, Shark Week 2025 will include 20 hours of new specials debuting Sunday, July 20, through Saturday, July 26. The first program up is Dancing with Sharks, which involves "an unprecedented underwater dance competition between expert divers and their shark partners," per Discovery.
If you want to pile up your week with specials tied to sharks, here are streaming details for Shark Week 2025. You'll also find a full rundown of programming for the fin-filled extravaganza in its 37th year.
Read more: Netflix Jumped In on the Shark Week Action in July, Landing Two New Hits
How to Stream Shark Week 2025
Shark Week will kick off on Discovery Channel on Sunday, July 20 at 8 p.m. ET. Specials will be available to stream the same day and time on HBO Max and Discovery Plus. Here's the Shark Week 2025 lineup.
Sunday, July 20 -- Dancing with Sharks (8 p.m. ET), Air Jaws: The Hunt for Colossus (9 p.m. ET), Great White Assassins (10 p.m. ET)
Monday, July 21 -- Great White Sex Battle (8 p.m. ET), Jaws vs. Mega Croc (9 p.m. ET), In the Eye of the Storm: Shark Storm (10 p.m. ET)
Tuesday, July 22 -- Great White North Invasion (8 p.m. ET), How to Survive a Shark Attack (9 p.m. ET), Black Mako of the Abyss (10 p.m. ET)
Wednesday, July 23 -- Expedition Unknown: Shark Files (8 p.m. ET), Expedition X: Malpelo Monster Shark (9 p.m. ET), Alien Sharks: Death Down Under (10 p.m. ET)
Thursday, July 24 -- Surviving Jaws (8 p.m. ET), Caught! Sharks Strike Back (9 p.m. ET), Frankenshark (10 p.m. ET)
Friday, July 25 -- Great White Reign of Terror (8 p.m. ET), Florida's Death Beach (9 p.m. ET), Bull Shark Showdown (10 p.m. ET)
Saturday, July 26 -- Attack of the Devil Shark (8 p.m. ET), Battle for Shark Mountain (9 p.m. ET)
CNET/Discovery Plus Discovery Plus Streams Shark Week
Discovery Plus, like Max, lets you stream content from brands like HGTV, Food Network, TLC, ID, Animal Planet, and Discovery Channel. You won't get access to HBO and HBO Max originals like The Penguin and Hacks, but it's cheaper than Max. Ad-supported plans are $6 per month and ad-free plans are $10 per month. See at Discovery Plus
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