Man Chased by Hippo, Flying Great White Shark

If there's one thing a hippo doesn't like it's being interrupted while having lunch.

This gamekeeper in Uganda runs for his life after disturbing a hungry beast having its favourite meal of grass.

The keeper, armed only with a walkie-talkie at the Murchison Falls National Park, somehow managed to escape on this occasion.

The hippopotamus is one of the most aggressive creatures in the world and is often regarded as the most ferocious animal in Africa.

Hippo jaws are capable of biting a 10-foot crocodile in two

This keeper is really running for his life!!! and do u believe we can actually ride a rhinno?...u must believe this..

and how often do u see a GREAT WHITE SHARK leap out of the ocean..Below pics (one in a million) show how the monstrous creature rose 20ft out of the water to reveal blood stains from a recently killed prey.

The area around Seal Island in False Bay is the only place in the world where sharks regularly leap out of the water because of the large amount of seals swimming close to the sea's surface.

Known as 'spy hopping', the great white shark is one of only a few sharks that regularly lift its head above the sea surface to gaze at their prey. It is believed that it enables them to smell better while hunting.

Some of you might think that those pictures might have been reworked by Photoshop..YOU ARE WRONG!!!...

all are true pictures..and yes..we won't have these GREAT WHITE SHARK pic if Chris Brunskill doesn't waits patiently on the back of a boat in False Bay to capture the rare moment of a shark breaching the water