Tourists grab some selfies with huge great white sharks in Port Lincoln,
CHECK out these toothy grins as thrillseeking tourists grab some selfies with huge great white sharks in Port Lincoln, South Australia.
CHECK out these toothy grins as thrillseeking tourists grab some selfies with huge great white sharks.
These snaps show holiday makers capturing a moment they’ll never forget as 15-foot-long, 1,000-pound great whites swim up behind them and say cheese for the camera.
Incredible video footage shows just show close these deadly predators come to the tourists — and one shark swims right up to the cage for a peek inside.
The pictures were taken by staff members and tourists at Calypso Star Charters who provide “advanced eco certified shark cage diving and swimming” with Sealion tours in Port Lincoln, South Australia.
“What you see is our guests and crew taking photos with great white sharks,” said Nicol Wright, the company’s social media and marketing manager.
“It can either be called a selfie or a photobombing great white shark. The photo is very hard to take and a lot harder than it looks, but when it happens, it makes for a very good photo.”
“The increase in use of GoPros has made it a bit easier with being able to get screenshot from footage taken on the day.”
This story first appeared on The Sun.
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