No not really, sharks aren’t terribly interested in biting humans, especially humans in diving gear. Sharks are sensitive to sound and diving gear makes a lot of noise.
I’ve been shark diving before with grey nurse sharks and them mostly just float around minding their own business. Sharks will really only attack when they think you’re a wounded fish or seal. i alway make sure I don’t look like one.
Plus, in cage diving a cage protects you from dumb sharks that don’t realize you’re a friend not food.
Hey there,
No not really, sharks aren’t terribly interested in biting humans, especially humans in diving gear. Sharks are sensitive to sound and diving gear makes a lot of noise.
I’ve been shark diving before with grey nurse sharks and them mostly just float around minding their own business. Sharks will really only attack when they think you’re a wounded fish or seal. i alway make sure I don’t look like one.
Plus, in cage diving a cage protects you from dumb sharks that don’t realize you’re a friend not food.
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