Shark Collection (#60)

Grey Reef Sharks - Swim over a school of Paddle Tail snapper who huddle into the coral for protection
VT-8676 Grey Reef SHARKS - swim over a school of Paddletail / Humpback Snapper (Lutjanus gibbus) who huddle into the coral for protection. Tumotos, French Polynesia

Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks - These sharks congregate around offshore reefss during daytime, feeding at night
VT-8601 Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks - These sharks congregate around offshore reefs during daytime, feeding at night. Galapagos Islands, Equador

Galapagos Shark - These sharks are inquisitive and will swim close to divers. Lord Howe Island. Australia GAL-012
VT-8474 Galapagos SHARK Lord Howe Island. Australia Carcharhinus galapagensis These sharks are inquisitive and will swim close to divers

Bull shark - Swimming through fish. Very dangerous to man Shark Reef, Fiji Islands
VT-8304 Bull shark - Swimming through fish. Very dangerous to man Shark Reef, Fiji Islands Carcharhinus leucas Valerie & Ron Taylor Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Great White Shark Gansbaai, South Africa
KA-471 Great White / White / White Pointer SHARK Close-up of head showing Ampoules / ampullae of Lorenzini. Gansbaai, South Africa

Caribbean Reef Shark Being filmed by diver (Ron Taylor)
DSE-160 Caribbean Reef SHARK - being filmed by diver, Ron Taylor Carcharhinus perezi Douglas David Seifert Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Grey Reef Shark
KA-352-M Grey Reef Shark Maldives, Indian Ocean Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos Kurt Amsler Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Caribbean Reef Shark
AU-10-MS Caribbean Reef Shark Bahamas Carcharhinus perezi Auscape Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Reptilian Reunion
A reptilian reunion

Jaw of a shark, showing its teeth
The jaw of a shark, showing its teeth

Shark pursuing a shipwrecked sailor
A Common Shark (carcharias lamia) about to make a meal of a shipwrecked sailor

Futuristic shark hunt on the seabed
A futuristic shark hunt on the seabed. A hunter stabs a large shark with a knife

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The majestic shark, a creature that has captivated our imaginations for centuries. From the fossil tooth of the megalodon, an ancient giant of the seas, to the breathtaking sight of a whale shark with its mouth wide open, feeding alongside a brave diver in Australia's waters. In Brittany, France at Oceanopolis Brest lies evidence of prehistoric times - a fossil tooth from the mighty megalodon or megatooth shark. This relic reminds us of their immense power and dominance over the oceans. Meanwhile, off the coast of Australia, we witness an awe-inspiring moment as a massive whale shark engulfs its prey with its gaping mouth while a diver looks on in wonder. These gentle giants remind us that even amidst their size and strength, they pose no threat to humans. Venturing into colder waters near Greenland reveals another fascinating spectacle; a Greenland shark adorned with parasitic copepods clinging to its body. Nature's intricate relationships never cease to amaze us. But perhaps it is the great white sharks that truly capture our attention and stir both fear and fascination within us. With their powerful bodies and razor-sharp teeth on full display in South Australia's crystal-clear waters or lurking among vibrant coral reefs in Australia's Great Barrier Reef. These apex predators are masters of deception as they blend seamlessly into their surroundings – animals disguised by clouds concealing their true nature beneath an innocent facade. From cartoons depicting mermaids escaping U-boats during World War I to captivating photographs capturing every detail of these magnificent creatures' heads and jaws up close – each image tells a story about these enigmatic beings who have roamed our planet for millions of years. So let us marvel at these incredible creatures who rule beneath the waves - from ancient fossils reminding us of long-lost giants to modern-day encounters that leave divers breathless with wonder. The world may be vast and diverse, but there is nothing quite like encountering a shark in its natural habitat.