This Is The Biggest Great White Shark Ever Caught On Camera

Steven Spielberg’s 1975 thriller "Jaws" was not only the first summer blockbuster movie, but it also scared people out of going into the water and even reduced beach attendance in 1975. It also unfortunately perpetuated negative stereotypes about sharks.

The great white shark became a feared predator of the sea and conservation groups have said that the film made efforts to protect the species even harder. We all know now that great white sharks do not behave the way it was depicted in "Jaws." However, they are really big sharks and can grow up to 20 feet long. We’ve made a video that unveils the biggest great white shark ever caught on camera. Catch a glimpse of this beauty!

#Ocean #Wildlife #Sharks

[LifeandHorror]

She actually seem really calm and friendly, last words maybe. But yeah she is adorable

[terricarson]

She is impressive, I just hope she gets to live out her life the way she is meant to.

[ghostfakekiller]

So they say that she's 20 feet long and some bloke feels the need to discredit that and say she's only 19 feet long 😂 attention seeking much??

[bert]

Marine biologists get extremely jealous of people that physically interact with sharks. Just something I've observed recently.

[Syndicate]

"High-fived a fin, because who needs both of their hands"
Lmao

[YourLocalCamaroFan]

*50 years old... wife of Jaws confirmed?*

[kaz]

Lions of the sea:...
ORCAs: hold my beer

[isleofdog]

Bull sharks, though smaller than great whites, are far more likely to go after people, and as a bonus, have the ability to swim pretty far into fresh water rivers. The movie "Jaws" was loosely based on real events, and may actually have been a bull shark.

[wilmaknight]

The worst thing that ever happened for sharks is the movie Jaws, having said that there are more attempts now for preservation, shark numbers are on the rise, unfortunately so are the attacks, doesn't help at all that tourist boats chum in areas possibly classed at too close, after all like us humans they can make miles in a day . But we must ultimately respect the ocean it's their home, not ours !!

[owen]

She's wonderful, we need to protect these awesome animals

[kohoko]

"We're gonna need a bigger desktop monitor!"

[simonstephens]

What a beautiful creature, as long as it's not in the same bit of water as me... Can't imagine what it's like to see this while diving, it'd scare the heck outta me

[EruvieBruinen]

"Because who needs both their hands" comment cracked me up 😂

[prtsc]

For the 3% reading this, i hope you become successful in everything you dream of and accomplish more than you had imagined. My dream is to become a successful African artiste

[jessemurrell]

Sharks like " No flash photography you paparazzi seals".

[JC-qxhd]

She's got boat prop damage on her port/left side .Those perfectly spaced repetitive series of arcs from the leading edge of a propeller don't look like love bites from another shark

[dusk]

I didn’t know George RR Martin moonlighted as a shark expert and goes with a different name.

[_Fitzgeezy]

He wasn’t “high-fiving” her, he was pushing her away because she got too close....🤦🏻‍♂️

[casperwallace]

You really couldn't pay me enough to get in the water with these creatures. Now I don't want to see anyone hurt them. But, I don't want them to hurt me either....😂

[sakiscyber]

Well one thing is for sure:we are gonna need a bigger boat.