Great white sharks hunting Cape fur seals off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa

Great white sharks hunting Cape fur seals off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa

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Great white sharks hunting Cape fur seals off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa



A seal tries to outmanoeuvre a great white shark, seconds before it becomes lunch. The tiny Cape fur seal is dwarfed by the enormous shark as it hunts off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa. These images taken by wildlife photographer David Jenkins show the constant struggle for survival for the animals that live on Seal Island in False Bay where around 12,000 seal pups are born each November and December. Taken over three years, the photos illustrate exactly why great whites are considered one of the world's most efficient predators. Picture: Specialist Stock / Barcroft Media
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