Published: May 22nd 2010May 21st 2010
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They attract the sharks to the cage with fish blood and guts called Chum. They even put a large fish head on a rope and try to get the shark to lunge at the cage as they pull the fish towards your face.
The cage is one foot square iron grids so the shark's nose even goes inside the cage a bit if the guy handling the fish head is good. If you put your hands or feet outside the cage even a few inches, the sharks can have a bit of you for lunch.
It is a very nice experience if you like to feel alive. It will quickly get you concentrating on the moment. I asked the dive master what would happen if you fell in the water outside the cage. He said you would be dead, that simple. Enjoy the pictures!!
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Date: 27th May 2010
I'll stay in the cage.
That's a far cry from the little reef sharks that I swam with (at a good distance) when diving in Hawaii.
From Blog: Diving with Great White Sharks
I'll stay in the cage.
That's a far cry from the little reef sharks that I swam with (at a good distance) when diving in Hawaii.
From Blog: Diving with Great White Sharks
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Marty Shively
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awesome
cool adventure. looks beautiful there. that's really a once-in-a-lifetime, uuhhh, once-every-seven-weeks experience.
From Blog: Diving with Great White Sharks