Mapped - by the skin of their teeth (Image © AP Photo/Lucy Pemoni)
They diced with death but lived to tell the tale (Image © MSN)

This week, 37-year-old Jason Cull fought off a Great White shark by poking it in the eye when he was attacked off the coast of Australia.

He's not the only person who's come face-to-face with a feisty fish and lived to tell the tale.

MSN UK News and Windows Live Maps present a geographical guide to eight others who've diced with death in the ocean and escaped by the skin of their teeth.

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