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The diver later confirmed: “There is no doubt — the dolphins actively protected me.” 💖 The diver was swimming with a pod of dolphins in the Bahamas when he suddenly spotted a large Atlantic hammerhead shark swimming straight toward him from the edge of the coral reef. Then something... show more

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