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We're in the middle of winter, so the water is very cold and the sky was gray. The sea

was gray as well. There's no limit, you know, and you see the sky and the sea. The sea

was very flat and there is no limit between the sea and the sky.

That's the little romp, Ballesta, a French photographer. He's remembering one day he's

met out on the Mediterranean when he was a teenager living in Montpellier. It was a day

that would change his life. A fisherman had told him and a friend about a nearby shipwreck,

and they were searching for it along the shore.

And suddenly I start to see some fins, big shark fins.

The fins came a foot or two out of the water. It was incredibly strange because the sea

near his town wasn't supposed to have sharks.

And some micro and what's that? One big fin like that, another one, another one, and

the sea was full of this fin. There were about a dozen sharks and each was about 18 feet

long, the size of small boats. So that was huge. But even though he hadn't seen sharks

here before, they looked familiar.

Naran's hero was the iconic French underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau. As a kid, Laran used

to swim around pretending to be Cousteau. But now that he was looking at real sharks,

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