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Happy International whale shark day!
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Nothing quite like a morning dive with sharks to get the day started.🤩

Whether you live on island or you are visiting, diving with sharks should be on your to-do list.✅

You will get the opportunity to learn more about sharks, their behavior, and why conservation of their species is so important. All the while letting you get to swim with them in their natural habitat.🦈

Book your dive with us today via the link in our bio.💙

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Happy Aloha Friday Shark Ohana — We hope you are having a stellar day🌺🤙🏽

Check out our amazing safety diver .perezvarona preparing to assist our outstanding guests on our charters! On each of our charters we have well educated and experienced safety divers that are there to assist you with knowledge on shark behavior, shark awareness, shark appreciation, swim safety, and with diving. So if you’re feeling nervous about booking your next excursion with us, we’re here to reassure you that you will gain the best experience diving with us! 🤩

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Despite their sleek appearance, a sharks skin is actually quite rough.🦈

Their skin is made up of denticles, small tooth-like scales. They are arranged in a mosaic pattern that surrounds their body. This acts as a supportive corset.

Since sharks do not have skeletal bones, their muscles used for swimming are directly attached to their denticles. This allows them to save energy and to swim faster without getting tired.🤩

To learn more about sharks, book a dive with us today. 🤙🏽

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Are you feeding toxic shark meat to your pets? Steer clear from these ingredients:
Flake
Huss
Dogfish
Catfish
Grayfish
Steakfish
Whitefish
Lemon Fish
Moki
Cape Steak
Rock Salmon
Smoked Rock Salmon
Smoked Dogfish
Rigg
Gummy
Sea Ham
Sokomoro
Tofu Shark
Ocean Fillet

Want to know why sharks are such incredible hunters?🤔

Sharks have what is known as electroreception. Around their face are tiny pores that act as honing devices. They are able to detect electrical currents of other organisms in the water that are then processed by their brain in the form or neurotransmitters.🧠✨

It is what many refer to as a sharks “6th sense”🤓🦈

To learn more about sharks, and their fascinating behavior, book a dive with us today via the link in our bio.🤩

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Picture yourself with this birds eye view🤩🦈

We guarantee you will see one of these beautiful creatures on our charters. Your adventure will also packed full of shark facts and beautiful ocean views. Head to the link in our bio to book your dive with us.🦈💙

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Coming in for my close up 😉📸

Do you love sharks but struggle speaking out because you have a close friend that enjoys fishing? We’re here to tell you it’s time for you to be the influence.

Most sharks that are caught do not survive catch and release so it is important if you or a friend hook a shark to cut the line and release them immediately. The fishing community has to come together to oppose shark fishing tournaments, and implement responsible fishing practices. To learn more pick up your copy of ’s book “What You Should Know About Sharks” today 🙌🏽

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