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Sharks, Sharks & more Sharks!

Sharks of the World

Sharks have fascinated Man since primitive tribes saw sinister shadows in the waters off the beach. During the past few decades, men left their boats and the land to enter the sea, coming face to face with the symbol of their fear.
Increasing knowledge allayed the fears and allowed us to experience one of the sea’s most perfectly-designed creatures. My first shark feed was in October of 1972, far out in Australia’s Coral Sea. We had no idea what to expect, but that thrilling dive led to me do hundreds of shark feeds all over the tropical world in the ensuing decades.

Here are a few of these amazingly-focused creatures as I found them. If they look as if they are moving quickly—they are…

Blacktip Reef Shark

Blue Shark

Cat Shark

Cow-Nosed Ray

Epaulette Shark

Gray Shark

Great White Shark

Guitar Shark

Hammerhead Shark

Malpelo Ragged Toothed SandTiger Shark

Nurse Shark

Oceanic White Tip Shark

We were cruising one day on Howard Rosenstein’s day-diving boat in the Red Sea near Ras Muhammad. Suddenly, one of the divers called out, “Shark!”  In Red Sea waters that can reach 3,000-foot depths, an Oceanic White Tip Shark was lazily looking for its next meal. Howard and I didn’t even don our dive gear. We quickly slipped into the water with only our masks and cameras. This is a picture he took of me as the shark circled us. That is how I got these shark pictures!

Port Jackson Shark

Reef White Tip Shark

Sandbar Shark

Sand Tiger Shark

Silky Shark

Silvertip Shark

Carl is in the orange vest, and Bernie Bergen took these videos at Eastern Fields in Papua New Guinea.

Tiger Shark

Whale Shark

Wobbegong Shark

For thirty years my live-aboard diving adventures have specialized in providing our clients encounters with sharks in the wild. Where indicated by (offers feeding), the vessel will put bait in the water to bring in sharks for filming and observation. Sharks listed first are seen on every (or almost every) cruise. Those listed as "occasional" have been seen but are not reliable.

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