British 'Shark whisperer' puts wild ocean predators in a very trance in extremely good snap shots

protecting a 16ft-long requiem shark in his hands, a brave British diver may be visible placing the wild predator right into a dream-like trance ninety-feet underwater.

With entirely a few inches between them, the diver strokes and soothes the shark in a very method called 'tonic immobility', usually accustomed calm sharks if you want to get rid of hooks from their mouths or throat.

other images highlight the razor sharp enamel inside each tiger and lemon sharks' mouths while the diver hand feeds it a few queer treats.

they could even be seen wiggling with, arousal and taking selfies with this array of impossible sea-beasts.

Diver Alan Egan, 59, a carrier and assure supervisor at first from Timperley, larger Manchester, and currently a resident of Florida, was ready to snap those magnificent photographs at Tiger seaside in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.