16 Foot Tiger Shark Nearly Snaps A Diver S Head In Fiji Al Bawaba August 7, 2019 kevin mcmurray. a malaysian scuba diver nearly lost his head to a massive tiger shark while vacationing on fiji island in may. steven sim was diving the cathedral dive site on may 17 at beqa lagoon, beqa lagoon resort, with 12 others. as part of a shark encounter dive, dive customers were directed to lay in the prone position on. Tiger shark, about 16 foot long, rips off the diver's mask when it releases him. a diver barely escaped with his life after a 16 foot tiger shark snapped its jaws around his head. shocking footage.
Watch Crazy Video Of Tiger Shark Attacking Scuba Diver In Fiji The 08 16 2019 12h30: fiji : spearfishing: evan g.leeson: m 32: right arm bitten: grey reef shark 1.5m: 05 17 2019 : fiji : scuba diving: a malaysian diver: m : laceration to head and shark bit diver's tank: tiger shark, 4m to 5m: 09 23 2018 15h00: fiji ,vanua levu: diving: timoci ratusaki: m 30: abrasion to leg when he kicked the shark provoked. U.s. & world. stories that affect your life across the u.s. and around the world. a tiger shark jumped out of the water and bit a marine conservationist’s fins in a video that has gone viral. Diver steven sim shyh jye had a near death experience when a tiger shark attacked, seemingly trying to bite his head off. watch: luckily for the diver, the shark’s bites mostly landed on his tank valve. he survived the incident with only a 3 inch long (8cm) laceration on his head. it could have gone a lot worse for him. The reef wall you dive to is 12 meters (39 feet) underwater where you will hunker down and watch as bull sharks swarm the area to feed on the fish provided by the guides. if you’re lucky you’ll even get to spot a 16 foot tiger shark! after 45 minutes of dive time with the sharks, you will surface and head back to kuata island.
Stunning Footage Of Scuba Divers Close Encounter With Massive 16ft Diver steven sim shyh jye had a near death experience when a tiger shark attacked, seemingly trying to bite his head off. watch: luckily for the diver, the shark’s bites mostly landed on his tank valve. he survived the incident with only a 3 inch long (8cm) laceration on his head. it could have gone a lot worse for him. The reef wall you dive to is 12 meters (39 feet) underwater where you will hunker down and watch as bull sharks swarm the area to feed on the fish provided by the guides. if you’re lucky you’ll even get to spot a 16 foot tiger shark! after 45 minutes of dive time with the sharks, you will surface and head back to kuata island. In fiji, tiger sharks are often observed in popular dive sites like beqa lagoon, where they have become a significant draw for eco tourism. the role of tiger sharks in fijian waters tiger sharks play a crucial role in maintaining the health of fiji’s marine ecosystem. as apex predators, they help regulate the population of various species. Created in partnership with local villages in 2004, beqa lagoon’s shark reef marine reserve is dedicated to the conservation and research of sharks, and is a first of its kind in fiji. in exchange for a cut of the shark diving tourism (fj$20 per diver), locals have agreed to stop fishing in the reserve, which has allowed the coral community.
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