Terrifying moment divers come face to face with ‘ferocious shark baring razor sharp teeth’ – but not all is as it seems
THIS is the frightening moment two divers bump into what they feared was a great white shark in a Swiss lake.But as the camera angle shifts, its body shows signs of wear and tear appearing to be orange scuffs and peeling paint.
The pair dare to inspect its terrifying gaping mouth which holds the monster's incredibly jagged teeth, with their spotlight.The fibreglass relic is thought to be a staggering 20 feet long and almost 50 years old. Redditors say that the faux shark was the star of Swiss movie Choc au Lac! set in the town of Neuchâtel, allegedly made in 1975., the shark terrorised locals and is said to have been first discovered in 2002 - an eerie 27 years after it was filmed.
Some are unconvinced that the shark is a film prop, and think an mischievous prankster is more likely to have dumped it in the water.Terrified viewers were so put off the shark statue they refused to ever visit the picturesque Swiss town's lake.Another wrote: "I’m just so genuinely upset by this image.
"The uncanny smile, the teeth, the murky depths, the only reason I can look at it at all is because the divers' presence helps me feel less vulnerable."While another branded the statue as "pure evil", with one even admitting: "No joke I am NOT sleeping tonight".
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