Great white shark: enemy or victim?

Meeting with a large white shark in the ocean somehow does not look like it draws imagination: the fish does not at all look like a bloodthirsty monster, which in thousands of television shows is told with chilling intonations in the voice. She is very well-nourished - like a thick sausage, - with a jaw, as if ajar in a smug grin, with trembling flabby beats. In a word, if you look from the side, one of the most dangerous predators of the planet resembles a clown rage.

And only when the "clown" turns to you, so to speak, the person, you understand why this predator causes such fear - and they are afraid of him almost more than any other animal on the planet. The muzzle of a shark no longer seems flabby - it narrows into an ominous ram with black unblinking eyes. The smirk disappears, and you see only rows of five-centimeter teeth sticking out of the jaws (when they bite, they create a pressure of 1800 kilograms per square centimeter). The shark is slowly but surely approaching you. Turns his head - first to one side, then to the other, assessing whether the extraction is worthy, that is, you, to spend time on it. Then, if you are lucky, she will turn around, again becoming a clown, and lazily hide in the underwater haze.