WATCH: Mako shark catches some serious air off western Florida coast. | Good Morning America

593K views · 8.1K reactions | A Portland teenager has managed to net the catch of a lifetime, hooking a 125 kilogram mako shark while fishing 70 kilometres offshore yesterday. 15-year-old Lewis Hameka fought for two hours in trying conditions to reel in the monster shark, which is one of the biggest weighed in Portland in years. #9News | WATCH LIVE 6pm | 9 News Melbourne | Facebook

The catch of the day: A mako shark leaped from the ocean and landed on a fishing charter boat in New Zealand. Fisherman Ryan Churches described the incident as a ‘crazy moment.’ The shark was able to squeeze its way through the bow rail to escape. This species is known for jumping up to 30 feet high out of water. Scientists say they go above the water line to hunt for prey, according to SharkSider. with Churchys Charters NZ | NowThis

34K views · 672 reactions | Check out this incredible video shot from underneath a shortfin mako shark chasing bait off Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Be sure to check out the last frame of the video - was this shark bitten by another mako? The video was captured during a recent #GuyHarvey Ocean Foundation / Guy Harvey Research Institute shark tagging expedition in support of a larger, multi-year tagging program. | Guy Harvey | Facebook

341K views · 1.4K reactions | The Shortfin Mako Shark • Scientific name: Isurus oxyrinchus • Fastest shark in the world: up to 50 mph • Largest brain to body ratios of all sharks • Average size: 10', 350 lb. • Weight Record: 1,300 lbs. • Length Record: 14' 6" • One of only four known warm-blooded sharks • 30 year lifespan | Mako Boats | Facebook

The Mako shark is the fastest known species of shark, reaching moving speeds of 31 mph (50 kph) with bursts up to 46 mph! Diving with them is unreal. 🦈💨 #makoshark #savesharks#sharkdiver #ocean #sharkdiving | Kayleigh Nicole Grant