Divers in the Bahamas got a one -off look in the mouth of a shark when a curious predator swallowed their camera during a food dive.
Incredible images that are shared on social media give viewers a rare, rare view from the mouth of the creature while it was charged on the camera.
On February 9, Andrea Ramos Nascimento, together with a group of divers, fed tiger sharks in Freeport, Bahamas.
It was not long before a particularly curious shark was loaded on his camera, which was attached to a box with shark food.
In a video shared by ABC News on X, stunning 360-degree-degrees records the moment the camera turns around while the shark swallows it.
Viewers get an enchanting view of the gills of the predator, the razor -sharp teeth and three bewildered divers – including Nascimento – seeing the moment unfolding the ocean floor.
According to Fox 13 Tampa Bay, Nascimento Explained that the diving guide spewed out of the camera after the shark, the creature had to chase to pick it up.
The post, which has since collected more than 52k views, has left viewers awe, with one person comment: “That's pretty groovy.”
Divers in the Bahamas got a one -off look in the mouth of a shark when a curious predator almost swallowed their camera during a food dive
Viewers get an enchanting view of the gills of the predator, the razor -sharp teeth and three bewildered divers – including nascimento – look at the moment that unfolds from the ocean floor
Another wrote: 'Wait … the camera was in the mouth of the shark? That's wild! Glad it survived! '
A third said: “That camera got one from close by, much too close, view of the world of the shark talk about a wild experience.”
They added: “Talk about a close call-this diver got a chair in the front row to the nutritional time of sharks.”
The tiger shark, which can be 18 feet long, is considered one of 'the big three' most dangerous sharks – together with bull and large white sharks.
The species is only second for the Great White in terms of attacks on people, according to the Florida Museum.
In the meantime, a Lobster -Duiker says in Massachusetts who was accused of lying because they are swallowed by a whale, horrible images of a Chilean kayaker who has passed the same fate, has now 'justified' him.
Shocking images of mobile phones showed that an unsuspecting Kayaker was apparently devoured by huge humpbacks near Punta Arenas on 8 February.
Fortunately, the whale spit, Adrian Simancas, 24, spit out of his mouth, but just after he flooded him and he was unharmed.
360 -degree sculptures catch the moment the camera rotates while the shark swallows it – with his deadly set of teeth
Shocking images of mobile phones showed that an unsuspecting Kayaker was apparently devoured by huge humpbacks near Punta Arenas on 8 February.
Fortunately, the whale spit, Adrian Simancas, 24, spit out of his mouth, but just after he flooded him and he was unharmed.
Adrian's panicky father Dell, who recorded the test of another kayak, heard screaming in Spanish – and told his son to stay calm. He quickly paddled to Adrian, who shouted, “Did you see me swallowing?”
These types of cases are very unusual because whales are generally non-aggressive beings, but Adrian's incident hits Michael Packard close to home.
In June 2021, Packard was taken to the hospital with damage to soft tissue and a disrupted knee after he was swallowed up and spit out by a humpback.
