Great white sharks are cool. I tried to prune the number of images on this page, but I still ended up with too many!

We saw more than twelve individuals during our four days of cage time, and the sharks became more and more aggressive as the days went by. By the last day, individuals were routinely bumping the cage, one of them rendering the cage on the stern side inoperable by tearing through the air supply tubing running to the boat! It looks like Doc will have some repair work to do when we return to dock. Mike Dukes got some fantastic topside footage of the shark going through those cables. They are posted on the topside photos page.

Shark #002

Shark #005

Shark #002

Shark #002

Shark #002 tries to take bait

Shark #005

Shark #005

Shark #008, about to take bait

Joe from Brooklyn photographs Shark #008

Shark #008

White shark investigates a sea lion

A white shark investigates a surfboard with legs

Shark #008, with Harry, bait, and sea lion

Shark #008, taking bait, with Harry and sea lion in background

Shark #008

Shark #008

Shark #008, with sea lion

Shark #008

Shark #008

Shark #008

Shark #008

Shark #008 and Mike's strobe

Shark #008

Shark #008

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009 makes a pass close to the cage

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009

Shark #009

Perry Armor films Shark #009

Great white shark, shot from pole-cam

Great white shark, shot from pole-cam

Great white shark, shot from pole-cam

Great white shark, shot from pole-cam

Great white shark, with cage in background

A white shark looks closely at my camera

A white shark tries to bite my camera

Shark #008 (pole-cam)

A white shark, just before it crashes into the cage