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THE DANCE OF NATURE 🦈 . Sharks are generally non-confrontational and may often use body posture, positioning, and specific swim patterns to communicate and avoid physical conflict. The more time we spend in the water @oneoceandiving observing them, the more recognizable these patterns become. After decades observing sharks and these swim patterns, more often than not, after a short time, I see one shark tends to stay closer to a point of interest while another gives space, backs off, or leaves. Learning to recognize these behaviors can and has helped us better respect sharks’ behavior by helping us make safer decisions in the water. . Conditions are absolutely gorgeous this week after the passing storm. If you’ve been wanting to learn more about sharks and enjoy time with them, please join us this week if you can, and please always only go purposely shark diving under the guidance of experienced professional shark-diving specialists, like those #oneoceandiving where someone who has years of experience recognizing individuals and behaviors and responding to the diversity of their behavior can be your safety and educational guide. . If you’re not able to join us in person, I have worked very hard to create educational resources, which are available through the links in my bio (my book “What You Should Know About Sharks” and my online courses-Proceeds are donated to marine conservation and animal rescue nonprofits 🩵🐢🪸🦈🐾 . I hope you enjoy, I hope to see you in the water, and I wish you all a JAWsome day 🦈🩵🌊 #ocean #shark #sharks #sharkid_clare
THE DANCE OF NATURE 🦈 . Sharks are generally non-confrontational and may often use body posture, positioning, and specific swim patterns to communicate and avoid physical conflict. The more time we spend in the water @oneoceandiving observing them, the more recognizable these patterns become. After decades observing sharks and these swim patterns, more often than not, after a short time, I see one shark tends to stay closer to a point of interest while another gives space, backs off, or leaves. Learning to recognize these behaviors can and has helped us better respect sharks’ behavior by helping us make safer decisions in the water. . Conditions are absolutely gorgeous this week after the passing storm. If you’ve been wanting to learn more about sharks and enjoy time with them, please join us this week if you can, and please always only go purposely shark diving under the guidance of experienced professional shark-diving specialists, like those #oneoceandiving where someone who has years of experience recognizing individuals and behaviors and responding to the diversity of their behavior can be your safety and educational guide. . If you’re not able to join us in person, I have worked very hard to create educational resources, which are available through the links in my bio (my book “What You Should Know About Sharks” and my online courses-Proceeds are donated to marine conservation and animal rescue nonprofits 🩵🐢🪸🦈🐾 . I hope you enjoy, I hope to see you in the water, and I wish you all a JAWsome day 🦈🩵🌊 #ocean #shark #sharks #sharkid_clare

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