An Australian diver has captured a rare shark encounter off the Neptune Islands, South Australia where a great white shark turned on one of its own. 33-year-old Adam Malski was studying the species off the Neptune Islands when his baited hook came in-between a heated battle of survival. While Malski isn’t sure whether the shark’s intentions were for each other or the bait, he’s confident this is one of the only occurences a great white shark has been caught attacking another on film.
This is the second aquatic phenomenon to be recorded as of late, as a group of killer whales was recently filmed attacking and eating a tiger shark off the coast of Costa Rica.
