Great White shark is the ferocious predator in the sea which features torpedo-shaped body, a crescent-shaped tail and a pointed snout. For a long time, great white sharks have been known for being the much-feared fish and the most intelligent species on the planet. White the number of great white sharks is decreasing for being hunted by human; there are some protected best-known areas for white sharks as California, South Africa and Australia. However, the fact indicates that the west coasts of the USA and Mexico also have great number of white sharks. Especially, the Isla Guadalupe which is located 210 miles off the coast of Mexico has been recorded for the unprecedented number of Great White sharks. Since then, numerous exceptional adventures have been offered to discover the natural life and interact with Great White sharks.
A giant white shark is swimming in front of the camera of BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Amos Nachoum with a “big smile”. Great sharks are friendly enough for the divers to make a close-up.
The owner of Big Animal Photographic Expeditions emphasizes that the expeditions are not simply to show the life of this great animal but to demonstrate that sharks are not dangerous as some common concepts.
A diver is swimming closely to the giant shark under proper guidance and supervisions.
The great white came nearby the cage to see a group of divers. Amos told that at one time, there were 15 different sharks got closely to the cage.
The great white swim – the most intelligent species on the planet – is swimming away.
Besides seeing white sharks, Amos Nachoum also takes tourists to see humpback whales and leopard seals.
Amos has begun to operating the most spectacular adventure trips since 1990.
Coming to the coast of Mexico, tourists have chance to observe and see the sharks in their natural habits.
The customers must sign a deal of legal disclaimer before coming deep to the sea
Clients can be allowed to get out of the cage and dive with Amos Nachoum.
Amos, who has 45 years of diving experience, uses some small fish to take notice of the wild animals.
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