The Smalltooth sand tiger (Odontaspis ferox) is the perfect example of how appearances are deceiving. At first sight, a 4-foot-tall animal full of sharp teeth. The reality is that all they transmit is peace and a feeling of being in front of a prehistoric animal. There is very little information about this species because it lives in deep water, about 1000 meters deep, although in Iron, every several years, females apparently pregnant in shallow water are observed. A unique wonder in the world.

A tiger shark opening their mouth is a more rare occurrence when redirecting them as they usually avoid contact. The placement of my thumb under her snout may have caused her to want to drop her jaw and open her mouth. If you encounter a shark I always recommend putting something between you and them like your fins (flippers) or camera if you have one. If you need to use your hands, place your hand on top of the head and push down. If you need to really fight one off, the gills & eyes are a more

Tiger attack at Beijing wildlife park

Tiger attack under investigation after zookeeper injured