Up Close and Personal

It's all fun until someone loses an eye, (or leg).

NSFW language.

Anti-shark cage

You go inside the cage? Cage goes in the water? You go in the water? Shark's in the water? Our shark?

Some NSFW language.

Jumping the Shark

Photographer Dana Allen captured some stunning photos off the shore of Cape Town, South Africa.

LINK (via Buzzfeed)

You're going to need a bigger stick

According to award-winning nature photographer Daniel Botelho the key to safely diving with Great Whites is to remain relaxed, keep eye contact with the shark and hold ones ground no matter how close the shark swims to the diver.

That's one bad fish

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Australian Sam Cahir had been taking part in a Great White tagging trip when he found himself face-to-face with a Short Finned Mako off the Neptune Islands, South Australia.

Just one of a series of amazing pictures.

LINK (via:Mail Online)

"I guess adrenalin and no brains I grabbed it and put it back in the ocean”

"I was fishing for Gummy sharks that day trying to get a feed for my family and friends and wasn’t expecting this great white to be on the line,” he said

“Just under the hour of fighting we seen it, was not expecting this at all I was able to get it washed up with the wave I removed the hook and I couldn’t leave this shark on the beach too (sic) die."

LINK (via: The Telegraph)