Just when she thought it was safe to go back in the water, a Hawaii-based scientist narrowly avoided the jaws of death after nearly jumping into a tiger shark's mouth , as seen in this nail-biting ...

A Swiss filmmaker was on location in the Maldives filming a documentary on sharks when he accidentally captured video showing a 360-degree view inside the mouth of a tiger shark.

Woman nearly dives straight into 16ft tiger shark's gaping mouth in heart-stopping video ... The clip, which went viral on Instagram, clarifies that the shark scientist was not attacked by Nikki.

HORRIFYING footage shows the shocking moment a woman narrowly misses diving straight into the mouth of a hungry tiger shark. The terrifying video shows the diver, Ocean Ramsey, getting ready to jum… ...

The archetypal shark mouth, as we know it today, first appeared on the noses of the Tomahawks of Royal Air Force No. 112 Squadron, fighting in North Africa. “The Shark Squadron” had received ...

He said that the shark opening and closing its mouth was a sign that it was in the process of feeding on the zooplankton on the water. Basking sharks are an endangered species.