Large. Magnificent.

Photographer explains stunning and unique whale shark image

A magnificent and unique split-level image showing a colossal whale shark just beneath a small yacht is being passed around on Facebook, with some users expressing skepticism about its authenticity. That’s mainly because there was little or no detail about the image, but Shawn Heinrichs, who captured the image last week at Isla Mujeres in Mexico, assures that it’s genuine….

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  1. srp17 says:

    Hummmmm, pretty spectacular if it’s real.

  2. OMG, is that cool!! I believe it’s real, as I know that whale sharks can reach the size of a school bus. I am reposting this on my Facebook page!!

  3. So glad they’re harmless – at least as far as wanting to eat people goes, but what if he wanted to come up for a big breath of air just then? Or no, they’re sharks, not whales. Right. They breathe underwater. Okay then I guess the only danger is if he decides to stretch his flippers and yawn under the boat.

  4. Not sure if it is real, but very cool anyway,

  5. Kind of like watching the Olympics, isn’t it? You really want to believe it’s all real but there’s always a cloud of suspicion…

  6. mimijk says:

    Wow!! I wish I had been on the boat – really!! I am awed by life under the sea (but I’m not intrepid enough to be like Cousteau)..

  7. Reblogged this on belindainspiration49.

  8. Mike Barratt says:

    Nature never ceases to amaze me. Great pic!

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