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«Breaking News» Fearless swimmer's incredible close-up encounter of THREE great whites

A brave Sydney swimmer has shared his close-up encounter with three great white sharks in incredible slow-motion footage. 


Beach-goers were warned to stay vigilant of sharks after a whale carcass was spotted in waters off Wattamolla beach near Cronulla - but oceanographer Kurt Kiggins and his brother Jai were not daunted by the prospect.


Mr Kiggins, 26, said as soon as he heard on Saturday morning that there were sharks feeding on the carcass, he and his brother rushed to the beach.


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A brave Sydney swimmer has shared his close-up encounter with three great white sharks in incredible slow-motion footage


A brave Sydney swimmer has shared his close-up encounter with three great white sharks in incredible slow-motion footage



A brave Sydney swimmer has shared his close-up encounter with three great white sharks in incredible slow-motion footage





Beach-goers were warned to stay vigilant of sharks after a whale carcass was spotted in waters off Wattamolla beach near Cronulla on Tuesday


Beach-goers were warned to stay vigilant of sharks after a whale carcass was spotted in waters off Wattamolla beach near Cronulla on Tuesday



Beach-goers were warned to stay vigilant of sharks after a whale carcass was spotted in waters off Wattamolla beach near Cronulla on Tuesday





NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service have advised visitors not to swim, snorkel or dive in the shark-infested waters (pictured shark feeding on the whale carcass)


NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service have advised visitors not to swim, snorkel or dive in the shark-infested waters (pictured shark feeding on the whale carcass)



NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service have advised visitors not to swim, snorkel or dive in the shark-infested waters (pictured shark feeding on the whale carcass)





Mr Kiggins, 26, said as soon as he heard on Saturday morning there were sharks feeding on the carcass (pictured) him and his brother drove as fast as they could to the beach


Mr Kiggins, 26, said as soon as he heard on Saturday morning there were sharks feeding on the carcass (pictured) him and his brother drove as fast as they could to the beach



Mr Kiggins, 26, said as soon as he heard on Saturday morning there were sharks feeding on the carcass (pictured) him and his brother drove as fast as they could to the beach





Kurt Kiggins told Daily Mail Australia he ventured into the dangerous waters despite people on the beach telling him to stay on the shore


Kurt Kiggins told Daily Mail Australia he ventured into the dangerous waters despite people on the beach telling him to stay on the shore



Kurt Kiggins told Daily Mail Australia he ventured into the dangerous waters despite people on the beach telling him to stay on the shore


Mr Kiggins told Daily Mail Australia on Sunday he ventured into the dangerous waters despite people at the beach telling him to stay on the shore.


He said: 'People and friends on the beach were saying please don't go in - but it's a once in a lifetime opportunity.




The 12-year-old girl mauled by a shark and showed incredible strength when she gave emergency workers a smile and thumbs up after the attack has been revealed as Hannah Papps (pictured)


The 12-year-old girl mauled by a shark and showed incredible strength when she gave emergency workers a smile and thumbs up after the attack has been revealed as Hannah Papps (pictured)



The 12-year-old girl mauled by a shark and showed incredible strength when she gave emergency workers a smile and thumbs up after the attack has been revealed as Hannah Papps (pictured)



'There were three great whites right there as soon as we got into the water.' 


But Shaun Elwood of the National Parks and Wildlife Service warned against such behaviour in an interview with Channel 9.


He said: 'Look it's stupid. New South Wales Police and NSW Maritime really discourage doing anything like that.' 


NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service have advised visitors not to swim, snorkel or dive in the shark-infested waters. 


Swimming with blood-hungry sharks is the least of Kurt's fears though - he is more worried about getting close and personal though with the razor-sharp bills of the blue marlin.


Earlier this month, he shared a photo of him with the sword-shaped fish swimming next to his boat in the Azores. 


On Friday, a 12-year-old girl was mauled by a shark in Cid Harbour off Queensland's northeast coast. 


Tasmanian woman Justine Barwick was also attacked by a shark in the same harbour two days earlier and underwent 18 hours of intensive surgery.




The second attack came just 24 hours after a Tasmanian woman Justine Barwick (pictured) had been attacked by a shark nearby


The second attack came just 24 hours after a Tasmanian woman Justine Barwick (pictured) had been attacked by a shark nearby



The second attack came just 24 hours after a Tasmanian woman Justine Barwick (pictured) had been attacked by a shark nearby





Swimming with blood-hungry sharks is the least of Kurt's fears though - he is more worried about getting close and personal though with the razor-sharp bills of the blue marlin (pictured)


Swimming with blood-hungry sharks is the least of Kurt's fears though - he is more worried about getting close and personal though with the razor-sharp bills of the blue marlin (pictured)



Swimming with blood-hungry sharks is the least of Kurt's fears though - he is more worried about getting close and personal though with the razor-sharp bills of the blue marlin (pictured)



Link hienalouca.com

https://hienalouca.com/2018/09/23/fearless-swimmers-incredible-close-up-encounter-of-three-great-whites/
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