VIDEO: Sexy Model Was Filming an Ad When She Was Viciously Attacked by a Shark

If you think that being a really beautiful woman is easy then you obviously don’t know how hard it is to be an adult entertainer or a model.

They have to always look perfect while doing really weird things and strike a pose at the same time. Even if they are really uncomfortable because of the clothes or the lack of them they still have to look great and stick to the script.

This also applies to really dangerous moments. Models have had to take pictures and do whole long photo shoots while holding snakes even though they were completely terrified of snakes.

But this woman from the video had the hardest time of all when she had to swim with a shark and actually got injured during the whole thing.

According to dailystar.co.uk, Molly Cavalli donned a revealing one-piece swimsuit as she hopped into the ocean to swim with the killer beasts in order to demonstrate new broadcasting technology for adult entertainment company Camsoda.

But the shoot took a turn for the worst after a bull-headed lemon shark broke through the metal cage and took a bite out of her ankle.
Chaos broke out as the sea turned red with blood while cameramen on the boat hauled her back up to safety.

It had been hoped Cavalli’s risky stunt would help show off custom built hardware able to support underwater live feeds from anywhere in the world – although after the terrifying incident the experiment had to be cut short.

Thankfully, the busty blonde will make a full recovery after receiving 20 stitches to repair the gory wound in hospital.
The clip has been seen by thousands since being uploaded to YouTube earlier this month, with viewers slamming the design of the equipment.

“That’s a really poorly designed shark cage,” wrote one. “How can a shark just sneak in like that.”

The adult entertainer took to Instagram to reassure her fans she would be okay. “Thanks for your well wishes guys,” she wrote. “I’m totally fine. It’s not as bad as it seems. I’m healing quickly. It was still an amazing experience.”

Some have questioned whether the incident was real or simply staged to gain publicity for the platform.

But Camsoda vice-president Darren Press explained how the incident happened. He said: “Our intention was to have Molly quickly dive into the shark cage with the camera and begin broadcasting as lemon sharks circled nearby. From what we gathered, lemon sharks are predominantly docile and relatively harmless.

“During the broadcast, a shark approached the cage which made Molly nervous. She swam up to the surface as the shark approached. Her foot rose above the protective net and was bitten.”

Camsoda recently launched a pioneering new language-learning service, in which students would be rewarded for their success with saucy stripteases from bilingual tutors via webcam.

The woman keeps busy and really wants to do something not just look pretty. She might not be the perfect role model, but she is a great model.