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| Clear water and lots of sharks |
The trip started out with an exceptionally smooth crossing
and we were greeted by an awesome sunrise to start our shark diving day.
Within the first 2 hours we already had 7 different sharks, with the big boys Bruce, Bite Face and Jaques all making an appearance.
At 10 am we had our first breach and then the action just got better. By the time we pulled out the cages, we saw between 16 and 20 different sharks!
The action didn't stop there.
While relaxing in the bow area we got to witness another full breach and just to complete the perfect day, while enjoying the Rib eye dinner, another full breach right next to the galley window.
Maybe the sharks like Rib eye as well. This was the second breach during dinner this season.
Within the first 2 hours we already had 7 different sharks, with the big boys Bruce, Bite Face and Jaques all making an appearance.
At 10 am we had our first breach and then the action just got better. By the time we pulled out the cages, we saw between 16 and 20 different sharks!
The action didn't stop there.
While relaxing in the bow area we got to witness another full breach and just to complete the perfect day, while enjoying the Rib eye dinner, another full breach right next to the galley window.
Maybe the sharks like Rib eye as well. This was the second breach during dinner this season.
The second day started with, what else, another breach off
the bow and a little later, one by our stern. The action continued all day,
with fewer sharks appearing, but staying around the cages all day long.
They really put on a show!
They really put on a show!
On our last day, it continued the way the second day ended.
Sharks passing close to the cages until it was time for us to leave and head
back to San Diego.
Another smooth crossing and now we are arriving back in San
Diego. What a perfect trip!
Cheers,
Martin Graf
Dive Operations Manager
Horizon Charters
Shark Diver
Shark Diver
About Shark Diver. As a global leader in commercial shark diving and conservation initiatives Shark Diver has spent the past decade engaged for sharks around the world. Our blog highlights all aspects of both of these dynamic and shifting worlds. You can reach us directly at sharkcrew@gmail.com.
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In spite of its infamously glorified reputation, the Great White Shark is not an indiscriminate, merciless murderer. With that being said, it is also arguably the ocean's most feared predator and one of nature's most proficient and skilled killers. With an arsenal of evolutionary attributes at its disposal, this predatory beast wields unbelievable abilities that should commend more awe and respect than feared.
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