Talk about terrifying? These shark divers were working on a study in Australia, trying to determine if one shark population is deadlier then the other, when their cage tipped. The film was created with Discovery Australia. Aside from the brief moment of panic, the close-up look at sharks was fairly otherworldly. Australia is certainly the right place to study the ocean’s apex predator.
These Divers’ Cage Was Knocked Over as Great White Sharks Circled
These shark divers were working on a study in Australia, trying to determine if one shark population is deadlier then the other, when their cage tipped.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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