A big Mako shark 🦈 was caught just off Dubrovnik! After a tense battle it became dangerously tangled by the tail — but in that critical moment, our guide Leon reacted with lightning speed ⚡ and freed the shark, sending it safely back into the deep blue 🌊. Encounters with sharks are becoming more frequent in the Adriatic, though the last recorded attack dates back to 2008 near Vis ⏳. Mako sharks, often called the ‘cheetahs of the ocean,’ can reach speeds of up to 70 km/h 🚀. Witnessing such a p

109K views · 1.7K reactions | WATCH: Mako shark catches some serious air off western Florida coast. | Good Morning America | Facebook

5.9K views · 93 reactions | This 1973 Mako Shark is like no other 勞 #reels #makoshark #mako #cars #vintage | Ridiculous Rides | Facebook

413K views · 4.5K reactions | Let the countdown begin! #SharkWeek | Shark Week | Facebook

341K views · 1.4K reactions | The Shortfin Mako Shark • Scientific name: Isurus oxyrinchus • Fastest shark in the world: up to 50 mph • Largest brain to body ratios of all sharks • Average size: 10', 350 lb. • Weight Record: 1,300 lbs. • Length Record: 14' 6" • One of only four known warm-blooded sharks • 30 year lifespan | Mako Boats | Facebook

17K views · 116 reactions | There's long been theories of how Mako sharks use their speed, brains, and strength to attack their prey, but now scientists are taking matters into their own hands and use a decoy fish to get up close and personal with the shark during its hunt. | Discovery Channel Australia | Facebook