The shark tries to bite down on the air supply tube. GUADALUPE, MEXICO: TERRIFYING close-up images of a deadly fifteen-foot long Great White Shark biting into one shocked diver’s air supply have been captured. The series of spectacular pictures show the 1,500-pound predator as it approached the diver’s cage in pursuit of a piece of bait that had floated near the air supply, before accidently chomping its sharp teeth down onto the air hose to gobble up the bait. The shots were taken by extreme underwater photographer, Chris Gillette (29) from Fort Lauderdale, USA in Guadalupe, Mexico. Chris man
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3754 x 2293 px | 31.8 x 19.4 cm | 12.5 x 7.6 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
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The shark tries to bite down on the air supply tube. GUADALUPE, MEXICO: TERRIFYING close-up images of a deadly fifteen-foot long Great White Shark biting into one shocked diver’s air supply have been captured. The series of spectacular pictures show the 1, 500-pound predator as it approached the diver’s cage in pursuit of a piece of bait that had floated near the air supply, before accidently chomping its sharp teeth down onto the air hose to gobble up the bait. The shots were taken by extreme underwater photographer, Chris Gillette (29) from Fort Lauderdale, USA in Guadalupe, Mexico. Chris managed to take the photos using a Canon 70D camera equipped with Aquatica underwater housing.