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Too Close For Comfort

Too Close For Comfort

Blue Sharks are often accompanied by Pilot fish on the look out for scraps and parasites. Swimming close to the Shark in its slipstream is more effiecient but ...
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Blue Sharks are often accompanied by Pilot fish on the look out for scraps and parasites. Swimming close to the Shark in its slipstream is more effiecient but it can have drawbacks. This Blue Shark's sudden change of direction has knocked one of its companions upside down.
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Canon PowerShot G7 X

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Aperture f/11 ISO 400 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 8800/1000

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Mar, 2017

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