Hawai divers swim with one of the largest sharks in the world

A group of divers had an underwater encounter with one of the world's largest sharks of white sharks and even survived to tell the story.

Some divers were able to offer themselves to the female - sex shark in Hawaii and even touch it, reports the BBC.

The nearly 20 - foot - long [6 m] shark, with a weight that is thought to be 2.5 tons for that length, is claimed to have been discovered in the waters of Hawaii 20 years ago by the studioes and was called Deep Blue. Deep blue.

The shark had smelled the smell of a dead whale and offered near Oahu, the southern waters of Hawaii.

One of the divers, Ocean Ramsey, told Honolulu Star Advertser that he had caught a tiger shark of smaller sizes while feeding on the dead whale when the giant white shark had reached the same location.

We've seen it coming, and suddenly all the tiger tool sharks went off” she showed.

It was simply amazing, beautiful, gentle and giant and used our ship to rub itself. We came out of the water to the surface and she stood next to us during the day”, she said.

White sharks are rarely seen because they live in deep waters and prefer cold waters. They are also considered extremely dangerous, especially when hungry.

Miss Ramsey later said that the big white sharks when they're pregnant are good for swimming next to them, but not even when they're feeding because they're taking risks.

She said sharks attack people because they mess with their prey, or when they have nothing else to eat. And they're carnivorous. /Road by BBC: Periscopi