who are divers on CS?
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once i went to coral island in puhket i think if not dunno where in thailand
i went snorkling with my bro.. not too deep at first.. but saw some nice fishes.. and decided to swim after them..
gawd.. didnt managed to get them.. by the time i realise.. i was so far away from the shore.. lolz
i panic and swam damn fast back
as u know.. thailand is well-known for sharkfin.. lolz :bsmilie:
i went snorkling with my bro.. not too deep at first.. but saw some nice fishes.. and decided to swim after them..
gawd.. didnt managed to get them.. by the time i realise.. i was so far away from the shore.. lolz
i panic and swam damn fast back
as u know.. thailand is well-known for sharkfin.. lolz :bsmilie:
lovells19 said:well same thing happens underwater hehe you suddenly discover you're too deepblame it on the beautiful underwater life..
i think the rate they harvest the sharks fin, there won't be many of them daring to come and make you "the dinner" instead hehehe
yeah.. throughout my years of diving, i haven't really met more than 10~15 sharks???
:what:
none the less GONG XI FATT CHAI.!!!!!!
p/s ruthie, you dont really have to worry about swiming to shore though, during end of dives, most of us here are "pampered" divers, the boat will come and get us..... (normal south-east asian practice) :bsmilie:
i only seen one nurse shark.. ONE.. ONLY!!!!!
and according to expert, you're to likely to be attacked on the surface, as sharks confused you as a Seal(not navy Seal ah), but once they bite, they will know you're not(human have less fats then seals, where sharks prefer the fats, ops im fat) and let go, but the blood will make them go crazy and attempt attack again.
going down, you'll usually be donned in black and if you keep still enough they won't attack.
sharks only attack if they feel threatened or you have gone too close into their territory.
usually underwater, you only get to see the shadow of the shark swimming away from us.. we're more fearsome to them..
think the jellyfish are more dangerous then shark hahahaha
and according to expert, you're to likely to be attacked on the surface, as sharks confused you as a Seal(not navy Seal ah), but once they bite, they will know you're not(human have less fats then seals, where sharks prefer the fats, ops im fat
) and let go, but the blood will make them go crazy and attempt attack again.going down, you'll usually be donned in black and if you keep still enough they won't attack.
sharks only attack if they feel threatened or you have gone too close into their territory.
usually underwater, you only get to see the shadow of the shark swimming away from us.. we're more fearsome to them..
think the jellyfish are more dangerous then shark hahahaha
lovells19 said:i only seen one nurse shark.. ONE.. ONLY!!!!!
and according to expert, you're to likely to be attacked on the surface, as sharks confused you as a Seal(not navy Seal ah), but once they bite, they will know you're not(human have less fats then seals, where sharks prefer the fats, ops im fat
going down, you'll usually be donned in black and if you keep still enough they won't attack.
sharks only attack if they feel threatened or you have gone too close into their territory.
usually underwater, you only get to see the shadow of the shark swimming away from us.. we're more fearsome to them..
think the jellyfish are more dangerous then shark hahahaha
There is a certain degree of truth to it actually, the first scenario was for White pointers, and it doesn't apply all species of sharks
You are absolutely right, underwater though, they seldom attack, unless provoked. There are body language that you can see/guess when they are agitated, or when you better back off, like a hunched back, swimming erratically, and "falsely" charging you... (more for grey reef sharks).
Well you are right, jellyfish inflicted deaths are higher then shark attacks one....
Sharks are definitely diminishing... my friend went to similans recently for a 4 day liveaboard and didn't even see a single shark! :cry:waisj said:
More often than not, sharks turn away when they see humans underwater - and it's really difficult to get good shots of sharks!! :think: Let's try to spread the "no sharks fin" message this year!
Happy lunar new year folks! :cheers:
what i m afraid is... when i panic... i will personify lack of oxygen.. and go breathless... and start struggling.. and den slowly RIP
lolz
maybe i will go for some lessons b4 joining u guys
dun wan to be the first case in CS to be published under their Condolense page :bsmilie:
lolz
maybe i will go for some lessons b4 joining u guys
dun wan to be the first case in CS to be published under their Condolense page :bsmilie:
RuthBaby said:
hahaha
well you have to take your diving certification before you can do some diving in this region.. unless you go australia where they have equipment that allows you to dive without certification haha
Im rescue diver trained i'll save you!!
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