Discovering the giants swimming in the depths of the Great Lakes

By Adrian Ghobrial – CTV News

Two Canadian filmmakers are hoping to open the world’s eyes to what lies hidden at the deepest point of our Great Lakes, inviting CTV News to join them on board for a journey into waters that have largely remained undiscovered.

Along Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, where towering sandstone cliffs called the Pictured Rocks line the shore, sits the largest of North America’s Great Lakes.

Lake Superior’s surface spans more than 82,000 square kilometres. The species that call the lake’s deepest point home have rarely been filmed.