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Huge white shark hunting a seal (pics)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/gra...16/shark06.jpg
more pictures and story : http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/mai...eashark117.xml |
I wouldn't like to meet that guy while swimming :Oh crap
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Owned???
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i'd hit it!
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Thats not a seal. That is a fake seal used behind a few of the boats near seal island off of false bay.
They tow that thing around to taunt the great whites and let the tourists see them going ariel. Latter on the will use some fish chunks and bring them right next to the boat for even more bang for the buck on your great white tour. Now want to see crazy, try to get some video or witness some killer whale versus seal attacks. Those whales like playing with their food unlike the shark. So if you want to see a seal fly 30 feet through the air, it is the way to go. |
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amazing :)
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Then look at picture again. Notice how flat the seal is, notice the thin line streatching from its head into the water? What looks like heavy duty fishing line? |
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And if you would have read the article you'd know it. "On occasion the photography team used an artificial lure to attract the sharks before snapping them in action with the seals" |
After Shock if you take a look at the other pics in the first link you can see its clearly a seal. I know they do use 'dummy' seals like you said but not in this case.
Also, down here in Australia theres been plenty of stories of guys who have been killed by sharks. Admittedly considering the amount of time we spend in the water the statistics are low but trust me a great white will bite your ass in half if he feels like it. |
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I did read the article and I had a close look at the pics. I see a real seal. If you see a fake one that's fine :) |
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You ever seen that place? I know this is going to freak you out but there are alot of ummmm seals there. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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scarryyyy
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If you don't see the hook and line in the flat fake ass looking seal, you need to get a new monitor.
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That look flat too? I'm done with this. |
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I would not want to be in the water with that thing!
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Excellent pics - takes a lot of patience to capture images like that.
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beautiful and wild
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so is it a fake or a real seal? :P
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I am big enough and ugly enough to admit I was wrong. Apologies to aico and after shock. |
Cool pictures. wouldn´t wanna be the seal, though...
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white sharks will fuck you up big time, they eat a surfer or two every year in South Africa. As for "taking a nibble" that's what they usually do when seeing something that's unusual or strange to them - they give it a gentle bite before attacking (well, they have no hands so that's their only way to "feel" an object)
here's a pic I took in South Africa - seal island: http://www.6dicksunder.com/hh/s.jpg |
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those are real seals :1orglaugh |
Man thats a scary fish and if I was a seal I would stay on the land.
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I don't know how many of you watched Planet Earth when it was on Discovery HD. It was pretty awesome. here's some insane slow mo footage of an attack...
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/398270...te_shark_jump/ |
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Until you need to eat... None of them are going to bring any take-out back to the island... |
http://animals.nationalgeographic.co...eaching-lw.jpg
I dont think National Geographic would lie ... This pic ... (fucking great pic by the way) shows a similar "slim seal" (i.e decoy) being used to trigger an attack. At the same time there are tons of pics and videos out there showing real attacks. If you wanna see something realy cool try and find that video that shows about 20 great white sharks eating the floating corpse of a whale. I think that was from National Geographic and was shot in the same area as this. They ate the whole thing in a day. |
FOUND IT:
http://www.filecabi.net/video/27greatsharks.html This is a fucking great video!!! The above featured video is one of the rarest of its kind to be caught on film. A 35 foot whale that died off the cost of South Africa was found washed up on a beach, the local police decided to tow the whale out to a near by island called Seal Island. The whale had been dead for several days and was taken to offshore Seal Island, with in minutes there where already 15 sharks around the whale carcass. Shark after shark started to bite chunks of rotten flesh from the dead whale, the on looking researchers that had accompanied the police on this relocation of the dead whale could not believe what they where seeing. The sharks seem to be taking 35-40 pounds of whale flesh in one single bite. With in 4 hours of the whale been relocated to Seal Island there where 27 sharks enjoying the deceased whale. One researcher who entered a cage under water said to be shocked at seeing so many Great White Sharks lining up in one place to eat. Each shark is devouring 100's of pounds of flesh from the 12 tone carcass that was disappearing before the researches eyes |
Pretty cool looking pix
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amazing pictures!
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I agree with ASM. If that had been a real seal, then there would be blood spray in the water. if nothing else due to the compression of the seal.
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Pretty awsome photos even if some of them are fake
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nice pics
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Awesome shots !!
I love watching programmes on this stuff. 'Blue Planet' on DVD is brilliant !! :thumbsup |
those are some awsome pics!
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Man i got to take a trip to South Africa.
Would love to see this LIVE! |
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