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▪️ T O O  C L O S E ▪️ A close call for this dog 🐕 Yesterday, on a 40° summer day with storms rolling through parts of Perth 🌩️, I headed to the beach for a swim, then stayed to relax and fly my drone. Sometimes you fly 20 times and see nothing — and that’s normal. When your hobby takes time, effort, and patience, a bit of luck can place you in the right spot at the right moment to witness something truly special. This was one of those moments. I spotted a beautiful tiger shark 🦈, one of many that return to our coastline around this time of year. Whether they’re resting, nursing, or simply passing through — they are here. I followed the shark as it cruised toward shallower water, waiting for it to surface for a clean shot. Suddenly, it turned back — likely sensing movement in the water 💧. To my complete surprise, the shark went in to investigate a beautiful groodle named Olive, who had done the same. A brief, face-to-face encounter. Watching this unfold on my controller left me shocked 🤯, and I briefly lost framing. I knew I had just captured a rare moment. Later, I met Olive and her owner, Sascha @green_sascha — both equally shocked and excited to see the footage 🎥. Sharks are in their natural environment. Entering the ocean — whether swimming, surfing, or walking a dog — is always a personal choice. Signs or no signs, awareness is what matters. We all know what lives in the ocean. Respect nature, stay alert, and always take precautions 😎 ⚠️Video licensed available for purcahse at Caters Media Group. #natgeoyourshotpoy25 #ocean #shark #wildlife #dronefootage
▪️ T O O C L O S E ▪️ A close call for this dog 🐕 Yesterday, on a 40° summer day with storms rolling through parts of Perth 🌩️, I headed to the beach for a swim, then stayed to relax and fly my drone. Sometimes you fly 20 times and see nothing — and that’s normal. When your hobby takes time, effort, and patience, a bit of luck can place you in the right spot at the right moment to witness something truly special. This was one of those moments. I spotted a beautiful tiger shark 🦈, one of many that return to our coastline around this time of year. Whether they’re resting, nursing, or simply passing through — they are here. I followed the shark as it cruised toward shallower water, waiting for it to surface for a clean shot. Suddenly, it turned back — likely sensing movement in the water 💧. To my complete surprise, the shark went in to investigate a beautiful groodle named Olive, who had done the same. A brief, face-to-face encounter. Watching this unfold on my controller left me shocked 🤯, and I briefly lost framing. I knew I had just captured a rare moment. Later, I met Olive and her owner, Sascha @green_sascha — both equally shocked and excited to see the footage 🎥. Sharks are in their natural environment. Entering the ocean — whether swimming, surfing, or walking a dog — is always a personal choice. Signs or no signs, awareness is what matters. We all know what lives in the ocean. Respect nature, stay alert, and always take precautions 😎 ⚠️Video licensed available for purcahse at Caters Media Group. #natgeoyourshotpoy25 #ocean #shark #wildlife #dronefootage

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