"It Was Every Photographer's Dream"

Leopard seals are aggressive predators, and National Geo photographer Paul Nicklen didn't quite know what to expect when he slid into the freezing Antarctic water with the largest leopard seal he'd ever seen.  The leopard seal took Nicklen's head and camera into her mouth.  But he couldn't believe what happened next. 

Watch this video to find out.

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Interesting lead-in, but the flash on National Geographic is so frustratingly un-interactive that I gave up waiting for the "punch line". There isn't even a volume control on the video, that I could see...
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That's a lovely story... I've had a prejudice against leopard seals since my days as a child penguin enthusiast, but I think that put things a bit into perspective.
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