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(@outcast)
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Either a massive Mako or a smaller Great White?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... ujhcvUNgY#!

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Topic starter Posted : 02/20/2012 9:23 pm
(@stevensj407)
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Looks like a white the way it jumped but makos are known to sky rocket but I think even a massive mako would of gotten higher out of the water

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Posted : 02/20/2012 9:46 pm
(@shilty11)
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definitely a white

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Posted : 02/21/2012 1:07 am
(@sharkoutlet)
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white

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Posted : 02/21/2012 11:48 am
(@slasherx4)
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It shows characteristics and jumping style of a white shark, but this jumping technique is only known to 1 or 2 parts of the world. Most white sharks do not go airborne. But who knows; I stay undecided on this one.

Just an average fisherman.

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Posted : 02/21/2012 2:39 pm
(@the-rod)
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we all been watching to much TV.yes great white do come out of the water ofter their prey,the lion seal ,if this is a white it is a juvinile and has not much experiance on which fish he will catch and which fish are not worth the effort,when whites come out of the water they are not generaly coming chasing the prey,but rather coming from underneath at it, from a blind side of the prey,i would gess this is a mako about 3-400 pound's,well experienced and in his enviroment open water kill's,i really have not herd or read of juvinily white's in open water,they are also prey for other fish.now big adult's will be seen just about anywhere.usually big whites,tiger's follow the ocean current's in search of easy meal's(dead or dying fish),when you are big and old,you can go anywhere but you also can't do the thing's you use to when you where young.it the same for all spieces,white,tiger,mako,MAN.

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Posted : 02/21/2012 8:44 pm