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The way is to the destructive element submit yourself,
and with the exertions of your hands and feet in the water
make the deep, deep sea keep you up...
That is a poor example. Horses are domesticated and have been bread through the centuries for use. But a wild horse sometimes cannot be tamed. Marine life can be more delicate than they appear. Traumatizing any animal can cause it's demise. The best thing is to observe and if you must touch, be it in a way that doesn't stress the animal. If the animal tries to flee, let it go. I am doing an expedition with the Shark Research Institute and will assist the team in observing and making minimal contact with the whale sharks in order to tag them. I will be educated how to work with these species. We as divers need to protect what we see, not to do more harm. We are all responsible for the protection of all the creatures we come in contact with.
Just know, don't think that these people would get a butt chewing from me! Homey don't play that!
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Originally Posted by ShakaZulu
