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A tiger shark swallowed an iPhone during a shark tour in the Bahamas , taking the device on a journey through its inner workings.
The iPhone belonged to the captain of the excursion, who was amazed that his iPhone camera managed to stay rolling, collecting incredible footage from inside Jitterbug 's mouth.
Marine scientists describe the movements seen in the interior of this tiger shark's mouth as 'buccal pumping'.
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