Best Shark Dive in Florida Part I

If you love sharks and want to learn more about how to protect them, visit / diveinfins or get involve by promoting and supporting shark dives. This dive takes place in Jupiter, FL. Captain Randy Jordan took us out to the Esso Bonaire Wreck.
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[@lajoslajos5001]

OK. VIVA Earth And Water And Sea Tortoise./Turtle./Turtles And VIVA Seven Sea's And Three Ocean's 2020.-2021.-2022.-2023.

[@billmarino4360]

Great video, nice to see these fantastic creatures.. However didn’t the state of Fl ban shark feeding dives? Besides what could go wrong, like feeding bears marshmallows in Yellowstone.

[@jairoatsea]

Thank you for watching @billmarino4360. Know that sharks are not moronic testosterone filled savages that start chomping at everything around them when they smell food. I’m not going to sit here and say they’re intelligent. They’re fish! But they are as intelligent as they need to be. They need to eat, reproduce, and KEEP THEMSELVES SAFE. That’s all, that simple. They don’t attack and spend energy that is not necessary. They are not reckless or risk getting injured by divers (we can actually do more damage to them - unfortunately). Their amazing senses allow them to hone in on the bait, identify where and what the food is, and focus on that. Sharks don't see a diver and start to attack! On the contrary, a bear will not only attack a person but devour it (lion, hyena, etc). Shark feeding happens outside state waters. No live bait is used which makes a huge difference. We are not Discovery channel and our purpose is education. Discovery has an agenda and needs ratings. They do chop the waters with blood and change the shark's behavior all to film a charade and portrait these creatures as monsters and men eaters. Hope you keep enjoying the videos (check part II) and thanks for your comment.

[@enriqueb942]

Cool!! May I know we’re exactly we’re you diving? Diving club would be nice too. I’lol pay them a visit in my next trip to Florida :)

[@jairoatsea]

Enrique B this is in Jupiter Florida. Thanks for watching

[@captainmorgan1107]

Great dive video! The tigers aren't the ruthless killers that everyone makes them out to be. Calmly eating out of your hand even as your team ascended to the boat.

[@kimsiewers]

Nice video; which equipment did you use to shoot it?

[@jairoatsea]

Kim Siewers just a GoPro Silver4. Thanks for watching:)