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The scene shows moments of horror when a ‘zombie’ shark attacks its prey a few inches away from a stunned diver, in the event that has gone viral on the internet.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
36-year-old Euan Rannachan, was on the island of Guadalupe, 160 km off the coast of Mexico when the great white shark came to his sight and began to move around.<\/p>\n
Euan was filming from a metal cage hanging from the boat on the surface, to shoot the best shots up close.<\/p>\n
The shark that swam its prey rose near the surface where it bit the prey and slammed it into the water.<\/p>\n
As he swam with his prey he opened his mouth to show his sharp teeth, as he further chewed the prey disappearing from view.<\/p>\n
“I have seen this shark again, I do not remember the name but it is a female who comes here on the island,” Euan told NeedToKnow.online.<\/p>\n
“Guadeloupe is a beaten migration route for many marine species, including seals, so it is a favorite hunting ground for sharks.”<\/p>\n
“We donate our images to the Marine Conservation Science Index group in Mexico, who compile an archive of data on all the sharks they encounter.<\/p>\n
Euan explained why sharks close their eyes when they attack prey: \u201cThey close their eyes because sometimes their prey fights. “So the shark creates a shield in his eyes to make sure they are not damaged during the battle.”<\/p>\n
This surprised many viewers of the YouTube network, as one of them said: “Here we are dealing with” 100% a zombie shark. “<\/p>\n
While another disagreed: “It’s not a zombie, it’s just eye protection from debris or blood.”<\/p>\n
Euan added: “I have loved sharks since I was a child, but I have only started swimming with them since 2016.”<\/p>\n
“After a while I could not do without them and started bringing people to Guadeloupe to see the sharks.<\/p>\n
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