esta todo muy bien, y felicidades por las tomas pero que no se pueden dar cuenta que ponen en riesgo a los turistas que llevan alli como negocio, no tienen ningun tipo de proteccion, absolutamente nada... solo les deso que nuca los ataque uno... o los diez cuando vean atacar al primero... les mando saludos ... Roger van der Veer (OWSI) (TDI Full cave diver)
If they bump you, then they are trying to figure out if your food or not. If you move once one does so, then they usually turn and come back to attack. If you don't move then they leave you alone. Oddly enough, their the only shark smart enough to do that.
Obviously feeding them. You can see the fish heads... Illegal? Dunno. Laws vary, and it's certainly common place in much of the Carribean. I've never gone on a baited shark dive, and likely never will. I've been up-close and personal with a Black Tip Shark in Cancun without bait. Much more fun. :D
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Wow! Every (or most, rather) diver dreams to get a close-up of some nice sharks. What a wonderful video!
Very nice video. going to Playa del carmen in early January 2012 so hoping for some diving with sharks!
Awesome video. Planning to go in December
Супер! Такое же шоу делают на Кубе, Santa Lucia.
They sure look bigger underwater, don't they. Nice camera work. At least when you piss yourself underwater its not that big a deal.lol
Love this
esta todo muy bien, y felicidades por las tomas pero que no se pueden dar cuenta que ponen en riesgo a los turistas que llevan alli como negocio, no tienen ningun tipo de proteccion, absolutamente nada... solo les deso que nuca los ataque uno... o los diez cuando vean atacar al primero... les mando saludos ... Roger van der Veer (OWSI) (TDI Full cave diver)
If they bump you, then they are trying to figure out if your food or not. If you move once one does so, then they usually turn and come back to attack. If you don't move then they leave you alone. Oddly enough, their the only shark smart enough to do that.
Obviously feeding them. You can see the fish heads... Illegal? Dunno. Laws vary, and it's certainly common place in much of the Carribean. I've never gone on a baited shark dive, and likely never will. I've been up-close and personal with a Black Tip Shark in Cancun without bait. Much more fun. :D
in feburary, aint gonna swim in that water