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[Booker]

The shark’s shape is almost certainly that of a nurse shark. Common in reef and shallow environments. Considered virtually harmless - they don’t attack, I’ve seen snorkel guides pet them. I’ve been snorkeling with them around and not a worry. If I see a different shark coming around, I head to be closer to the boat but nurse sharks no big deal.

Any fish that big would have me walking on water.

 

[buzd]

The shark’s shape is almost certainly that of a nurse shark. Common in reef and shallow environments. Considered virtually harmless - they don’t attack, I’ve seen snorkel guides pet them. I’ve been snorkeling with them around and not a worry. If I see a different shark coming around, I head to be closer to the boat but nurse sharks no big deal.

Could also be a reef shark - it has darker skin and is more likely to be swimming around than a nurse shark. Equally not particularly dangerous.

 

[insidejob]

The shark’s shape is almost certainly that of a nurse shark. Common in reef and shallow environments. Considered virtually harmless - they don’t attack, I’ve seen snorkel guides pet them. I’ve been snorkeling with them around and not a worry. If I see a different shark coming around, I head to be closer to the boat but nurse sharks no big deal.

I've also snorkelde with harmless sharks in Key West. The key to that was the guy taking us out knew where to go so we wouldn't be around dangerous fish life although he schooled us on how to not freak out if we did encounter a dangerous shark or anything else dangerous. It's the most memorable snorkeling experience of my life.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

Glad to hear it didn't eat her. I was wondering if she got attacked and that's why the video was cut like it was.

A video cutting out right before a big moment is a decent indication that it’s a fake

 

[Taurus]

Can’t tell if a dog named Fenrir is the greatest thing ever or just asking for trouble

His full name is Fenrir Odinsbane

 

[buzd]

I've also snorkelde with harmless sharks in Key West. The key to that was the guy taking us out knew where to go so we wouldn't be around dangerous fish life although he schooled us on how to not freak out if we did encounter a dangerous shark or anything else dangerous. It's the most memorable snorkeling experience of my life.

Yeah, we were diving in the Bahamas. The last day, it was raining and no one wanted to go out but us, and the dive master wanted to make some money so he took just us out. He wasn't supposed to but he made an extra stop at a little atoll where the reef sharks cluster. It was really cool.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

His full name is Fenrir Odinsbane

Asking for trouble, got it

 

[Tapxe]

Yeah, we were diving in the Bahamas. The last day, it was raining and no one wanted to go out but us, and the dive master wanted to make some money so he took just us out. He wasn't supposed to but he made an extra stop at a little atoll where the reef sharks cluster. It was really cool.

Irony check on the shark expert teaching Mike Tyson how to fight one off, despite having lost an arm and leg to one.

 

[Tapxe]

 

[insidejob]

Go 'Murica! err...I mean, Michigan!

 

[superchuck500]

 

[SoggyBottomBoy]

I'm going off of my early 70s, grade school memory but that might be same dance steps by the Jackson 5 on stage.

 

[SoggyBottomBoy]

The shark’s shape is almost certainly that of a nurse shark. Common in reef and shallow environments. Considered virtually harmless - they don’t attack, I’ve seen snorkel guides pet them. I’ve been snorkeling with them around and not a worry. If I see a different shark coming around, I head to be closer to the boat but nurse sharks no big deal.

Lawyer during the day, marine biologist at night. You're like George Constanza. Are you also an architect, Mr. Vandelay?

 

[buzd]

Lawyer during the day, marine biologist at night. You're like George Constanza. Are you also an architect, Mr. Vandelay?

Don't forget he is about 70% plumber as well.

 

[superchuck500]

Lawyer during the day, marine biologist at night. You're like George Constanza. Are you also an architect, Mr. Vandelay?

My father is a marine biologist (of sorts) - it must be in my blood.