The Eye Of The Storm From Under Water

The most enchanting beauty is always set deep within danger. This time-stopping clip of a school of barracudas, forming the eye of a storm, is no exception to that. Barracudas are equipped with a set of impressive yet deadly sharp teeth, that help them prey on other fishes with great ease.

 In this video, Joe Keller, founder of @uwlunatic, and underwater imaging firm, manages to bring out the lethality as well as the magnificence of the fishes.

Riva Surana

Graduating Highschool, Riva is on her way to college to study Media. Besides reading and writing, she is into reading novels, social work and fashion.

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