Diving into the depths of the ocean could sound intimidating. However, in the turquoise waters surrounding the idyllic Indonesian island of Bali, there is an unforgettable adventure awaiting those who dare to take the plunge – shark diving in Bali. In the tranquil coastal town of Amed, you can swim side by side with these […]
Category Archives: Shark
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Jun
What’s more hallucinogenic than swimming with the giant whale sharks of Anambas and investigating the incredible submerged wreck of the Igara? If you haven’t encountered a liveaboard diving into these joyful dive destinations yet, maybe you should spare a spot now because to be perfectly honest, you are missing the fun! Meet with the whale […]
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Jun
Around the globe sharks are in a bad position, with more than 90% of the world’s sharks wiped out through angling, remorseless shark finning, and shark mitigation. Seventy to 100 million sharks are murdered every year. 1. Protects shellfish. Sharks eat skates and different predators of scallops, crabs and lobsters. At the point when sharks […]
Diving Blog, Education, Environment, Marine Conservation, Shark, training
Sharks Killing: 1 of the Amazing Serial Killers of the Seven Seas
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Dec
Dec
For decades, sharks have been the rebels of the seven seas thanks to sensationalized stories and stereotyping from movies and novels.
Injured whale shark dies on Malaysia Shore : Associated Press : 3 Jan 2009 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: A rare 23-foot-long (7-meter-long) whale shark got entangled in a fishing net off Malaysia’s northwest coast and was towed to shore but died due to injuries, local media reported Saturday. Fisherman Key Chai Yang told the New Straits Times newspaper […]
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The shark is caught alive and whole. Within minutes, it is severed of its fins and thrown back into the ocean. Unable to swim, the shark sinks towards the bottom and is left to bleed to death or fall prey to other fishes. This method is known as finning. A highly calculated act to maximize […]
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