The Daily Mail tells us: Alone in his tiny plastic sea kayak, marine biologist Trey Snow had hoped to stealthily track a great white shark. But he had the shock of his life when he spotted a giant fin and realised it was he who was being stalked - by surely one of the most feared killers in the world.
The magnificent creature initially dived to the seabed, inspecting the kayak from below, before rising menacingly to the surface. Luckily for Trey, the 13ft-long shark was more inquisitive than hungry.
Photo from South Africa's Great White Shark, by Thomas Peschak and Michael Scholl (www.thomaspechak.com)
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Inquisitive shark stalks boiologist
3 January 2008
This would definitely make me feel -very- uncomfortable.
The Daily Mail tells us: Alone in his tiny plastic sea kayak, marine biologist Trey Snow had hoped to stealthily track a great white shark. But he had the shock of his life when he spotted a giant fin and realised it was he who was being stalked - by surely one of the most feared killers in the world.
The magnificent creature initially dived to the seabed, inspecting the kayak from below, before rising menacingly to the surface. Luckily for Trey, the 13ft-long shark was more inquisitive than hungry.
Photo from South Africa's Great White Shark, by Thomas Peschak and Michael Scholl (www.thomaspechak.com)
The Daily Mail tells us: Alone in his tiny plastic sea kayak, marine biologist Trey Snow had hoped to stealthily track a great white shark. But he had the shock of his life when he spotted a giant fin and realised it was he who was being stalked - by surely one of the most feared killers in the world.
The magnificent creature initially dived to the seabed, inspecting the kayak from below, before rising menacingly to the surface. Luckily for Trey, the 13ft-long shark was more inquisitive than hungry.
Photo from South Africa's Great White Shark, by Thomas Peschak and Michael Scholl (www.thomaspechak.com)
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re: Inquisitive shark stalks boiologist
By Kirstin 14/04/09 (2 years ago)
yeah well i don't know if its the most feared killers in the world i hear elephants, tigers, lions, and crocodiles kill more people than sharks do in a year but yes i certainly would be afraid if i saw that.......but i think just the fact that he wasn't harmed is a good sign since those sharks are smart enough to know that they can easilly take down that tiny sea kayak and the guy if he really wanted to
re: Inquisitive shark stalks boiologist
By jordan 18/10/11 (3 months ago)
o my god if i saw that i would start crying its so scary
re: Inquisitive shark stalks boiologist
By jordan 18/10/11 (3 months ago)
thats so cool but it would be scary i guess it must of been stalking him fo a whil