A group of dolphins apparently came to the aid of a British long-distance swimmer just in the nick of time.
Adam Walker was on a 16-mile swim in the choppy waters of New Zealand's Cook Strait on April 22 when he spotted a great white shark beneath him, Yahoo! News reports. A pod of 10 dolphins quickly surrounded him and stayed by his side until the shark swam off.
Walker posted images of his guardian dolphins on Facebook a day after the rigorous swim. "I'd like to think they were protecting me and guiding me home!!!" he wrote of his brief time with the dolphins.
Watch the video here:m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/5231238?utm_hp_ref=uk
A group of dolphins apparently came to the aid of a British long-distance swimmer just in the nick of time.
Adam Walker was on a 16-mile swim in the choppy waters of New Zealand's Cook Strait on April 22 when he spotted a great white shark beneath him, Yahoo! News reports. A pod of 10 dolphins quickly surrounded him and stayed by his side until the shark swam off.
Walker posted images of his guardian dolphins on Facebook a day after the rigorous swim. "I'd like to think they were protecting me and guiding me home!!!" he wrote of his brief time with the dolphins.
Watch the video here:m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/5231238?utm_hp_ref=uk