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[Cyprus Times] The trick a 20-year-old did to scare a three-metre shark (video)

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20-year-old Bailey Haffner explained what he did to escape being attacked by a 10-foot shark that had him in its eye.

Being attacked by a shark is a very unpleasant and panic-inducing experience for anyone who experiences it. But one 20-year-old Australian man managed to keep his cool and fend off the huge predator he had come face to face with.

How he managed this, Bailey Haffner explained to the "10 News First" camera, explaining that on that morning of May 19, he had gone to his boat in Matilda Bay to clean up.

Because he was also going to check his bottom, he had put on his diving suit and had his bottle, when suddenly he was hit where he was standing, which resulted in him being in the water.

"It all happened in a split second, with the shark being on top of me, on the starboard side," he said, among other things, adding: "When he threw me into the water and I turned around, suddenly I saw his fat head. I was in shock."

What actually saved him, however, was that he was wearing his suit and had his oxygen bottle. "I took the regulator out of my mouth and released it, because I guess sharks hate bubbles. It worked for me and I didn't think about anything but getting out of the water," he said."


A bull shark has rammed a 20-year-old diver cleaning boat hulls in Matilda Bay. He says the predator may have been three metres long | @a_m_leonard pic.twitter.com/wto3d9NXKR

- 10 News First Perth (@10NewsFirstPER) May 19, 2022




Πηγή: gazzetta.gr


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