Surprising moment two huge sperm whales of 45 tons ‘protect’ terrified shark diver by chasing the predator outside the Paradise Island

An diver says that two sperm whales hurried to “protect him” when a shark made an “aggressive approach” towards him.

Benoît Girodeau, an artist from reggae-dancehall better known by his artistic name Natty Gong, divered on the coast of Mauricio when an oceanic shark “very curious” began swimming.

The surprising video captured under water shows how a pair of 45 -ton sperm whales apparently rushed their defense, blocking the shark to approach.

The whales surrounded Girodeau and began chasing the shark, apparently trying to remove it.

After making some threatening gestures, one of the whales bit the shark’s tail, which forces him to disappear again at the depths of the ocean.

A whale persecuted the shark, while the other submerged more deeply in the ocean, placing between the diver and the predator.

Oceanic whites are considered one of the most dangerous sharks for humans, according to marine researchers.

It is known that the species attacks the survivors of shipwrecks and it is suspected that they are responsible for numerous unregistered deaths of human sharks.

Benoît Girodeau, an artist from reggae-dancehall better known by his artistic name Natty Gong, divered on the coast of Mauricio when an oceanic shark “very curious” began swimming in its own way

The surprising video captured underwater shows how a pair of 45 -ton sperm whales apparently rushed to their defense, blocking the shark to approach and move it away

Girodeau, who shared the incredible images on his Instagram page, says he was diving when the shark was making an “aggressive approach” in his direction when he was “immediately blocked by the whale.”

“With his mouth open, he chased the shark,” the artist recalled. “Before reviewing and backward.

The other shark, which Girodeau identifies as a “young woman”, then transmitted the message to “keep the shark away,” said the musician.

The two whales seem to pick up the rhythm, apparently swimming faster while they follow the shark.

“The sperm did not release it and continued chasing the shark,” said Girodeau.

The female is seen ‘diving backwards’ while placing between him and the shark, making sure that the predator remains on the surface of the water.

She began to swim faster under the shark, before biting her tail, what Girodeau says it was a “surprise.”

“The shark tried to return to me, but it was well guarded,” he said. “And the other whale surrounded me again.

A whale persecuted the shark, while the other submerged more deeply in the ocean, placing between the diver and the predator

“With his mouth open, he chased the shark,” the artist recalled. ‘Before reviewing and backward’

After making some threatening gestures, one of the whales bit the shark’s tail, which forces him to disappear back to the depths of the ocean

The ocean bleach, which can grow to reach 11 to 13 feet long, is considered dangerous for humans, according to the Florida Natural History Museum.

The species is typically on the high seas, but often one of the first that is seen in the waters surrounding the disasters of the middle ocean.

Humans are warned to treat the species with “extreme caution”, with experts warning that the behavior, size and unpredictability of the divers of the Oceanic White makes it very dangerous.

It is known that ocean white sharks show ‘little fear’ and are ‘quite persistent’ when they turn the divers.

The sperm whale is the largest tooth whale in the ocean and has the largest brain, reports Ocean Conservancy. The species is also one of the deepest diving whales and can dive more than 4,000 feet.

Although sperm whales are the only creatures in the ocean with throats large enough to swallow a human, it is not known that they attack humans. The species is generally docile, but it will defend itself if it is attacked.

There are no official cases documented of sperm whales that protect damage humans, but experts say that some encounters, such as the one experienced by Girodeau, suggest behaviors that can be interpreted as protectors.