Andre Hartman and Great White Shark

Andre Hartman "tickling up" Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) - "tickling up" is the technique used to open the shark's mouth, Dyer Island, South Africa - Atlantic Ocean.

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Science Source / Jeff Rotman

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5447 x 3614 pixels

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18 x 12 inches / 46 x 31 cm

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