webhead:That is true. Until the day comes that you begin to swin away from them. Or at least away from certain sharks.
Never swim away.
Saw my 1st shark today
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Sharks are amazing critters to watch.
Bulls can be nasty sometimes. I remember once I felt something hitting my leg in a wreck dive. I turned around and it was a batfish being chased by a bull shark. The fish was so scared that hit me by mistake and went to hide inside the wreck. The shark came close looking around for his fish. Then turned around al left. Very exciting dive !
Bulls can be nasty sometimes. I remember once I felt something hitting my leg in a wreck dive. I turned around and it was a batfish being chased by a bull shark. The fish was so scared that hit me by mistake and went to hide inside the wreck. The shark came close looking around for his fish. Then turned around al left. Very exciting dive !
I agree the first time you see a shark it's a little creepy. They are such graceful creatures!
I saw my first sharks in Tahiti and accidently ran into a shark feeding group. Nothing gets you over your fear of sharks than to see 2 doz on your first dive. I really respect them now.
I love to try to get a great picture of them. They are hard to photograph at least for me!
Tina
Scuba Sciences, Inc.
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I saw my first sharks in Tahiti and accidently ran into a shark feeding group. Nothing gets you over your fear of sharks than to see 2 doz on your first dive. I really respect them now.
I love to try to get a great picture of them. They are hard to photograph at least for me!
Tina
Scuba Sciences, Inc.
www.scubasciences.com
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