The great white shark Deep Blue was filmed off the Isla Guadeloupe in 2013 and has since been considered the largest white shark in the world at over six meters long. Now there are spectacular shots by a well-known underwater photographer that prove that even larger predatory fish could be on the move.
Shark researcher Dan Abbott is a gifted underwater photographer. The nature filmmaker recently released his best shots of 2017. Also featured is a great white shark that catapults its body out of the water and flies like a flying fish while following a lure.
It sounds like the horror movie: A Great White Shark has overturned the kayak of a girl in Australia. What exactly happened there?
The Great White Shark is one of the most fascinating marine predators on the planet. He is notoriously infamous for his sheer size and hunting instinct, which earned him the reputation of a merciless killer. But are the prejudices correct? Or is the Great White Shark more threatened than a threat?
Off the island of Guadalupe, a Great White Shark has visited an underwater photographer in his supposedly safe diving cage. A video shows the disturbing incident that could benefit the sharks.
An unbelievable event recently occurred in the deep waters off Isla Guadeloupe in Mexico that caused a sensation around the world. A gigantic creature believed to be the world's largest great white shark has been sighted there, drawing the attention of divers, scientists and nature lovers alike.
South of the Spanish holiday island Majorca yesterday a white shark was spotted. The five-meter-long animal was discovered by biologists in the Cabrera Natural Park.