This footage was caught by fisherman Nigel Hodge around 20 miles out to sea from Falmouth. The film was reviewed by shark expert David Turner, who told The Sun: “The most likely candidate is a great white.” However The Telegraph’s expert has taken the polar opposite opinion declaring “a hundred percent not a white shark, but clearly a young basking shark evidenced by the shape, position of its fins and various other traits.”
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For a bit of scientific background and a reality check:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn26217-no-jaws-is-not-lurking-off-the-cornish-coast.html#.VBwcOEtQkuI
Sensationalist reporting by the mail, shoddy journalism.
Yeah, unfortunately for the sun it’s. Definitely a basking shark so unless your small as plankton and krill a I wouldn’t worry. So luckily for us surfers we can crack on.