Great white sharks, one of the ocean’s most formidable predators, are instantly recognisable due to their distinctive gray top and white underside coloration.
Some researchers believe that great whites may even use tools during hunting by propping up pieces of kelp or debris to surprise unsuspecting prey from beneath.
The tale of the Cuban Great White dates back to 1945 when fishermen reportedly came across an immense great white shark while fishing off the coast of Cuba.