A recent dive in Australia, needless to say there were lots of sharks 

Jun 12, 2019 10:06 AM

Justanothertraveller

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Diver encounters a lot of sharks near Rainbow beach, Australia.

Edit: if you guys want them I have more videos of dive sites we have been to! Wasn't sure anyone would like them. They are all on my Facebook

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Edit 2.0: I have had some messages about places to dive and travel, I am happy to help where I can so shoot me a message. If there is enough interest I will put a blog post on my website

Near Rainbow Beach in Australia, tonnes of sharks to swim with

Awww look at all the baaaaaaaaabies! (I know these are adults, I dont care)

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That's a big 10 nope for me good buddy.

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Fuck. That.

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They were quite docile, getting out of the water was a bit of a panic though

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Pls don't be on period. Pls don't be on period. Pls don't be on period.....

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Rainbow Beach? Didja run into Geoff?

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Sand tigers?

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See, we promised you wouldnt get eaten!

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so, is the thing to swim slowly and calmly before asking them permission to film?

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What the fuck are all those finny bois eating

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?noredirect

7 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

Whatever you do, don't be delicious

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Honestly, from the videos I've seen of shark divers, if I ever go in deep water, I'm bringing a shield with me.

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fish are friends, not food

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You remember that next time you take a dive.

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Delicious friends

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Lots of sharks do do do do...

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You mentioned they didn’t care about you. What where they doing then? Just swimming lmao? Shit I wanna be a shark.

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Yeah they were just swimming about really, no threat to anyone

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As an Australian, you dipped your big toe in the water and didn’t immediately get eaten whole by Bruce the Great White Shark?

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How you guys survive out there, I've no idea.

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?1

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Fish may be friends but humans are another story

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They weren't interested in us at all, all aboht that swimming life

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to much fat?

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Thanks for posting it. Stunningly beautiful and terrifying at the same time. And now I can see it from the land-locked safety of Colorado :)

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SHRIMP

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Wow, talk about the perfect reaction gif! Kudos Dakdraff v

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All it's missing is crap running down the leg. Then it would be perfect (◠‿◕) I know they're misunderstood, but I like a healthy distance.

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Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms, are you certain whatever you're doing is worth it?

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Subnautica?

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I got a sweet vid so...

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You say, tonnes of sharks to swim with, like that's a benefit. That's like saying LA has tonnes of junkies to have sex with.

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If you like sleeping with Junkies its a benefit

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Lol! I mean, you're not wrong.

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If you think about it, if you've ever been in any ocean, you have swam with sharks. Just a matter of proximity after that.

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This is true, most of the time you have no idea they are there. There are also things much worse than sharks in the water

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Amen

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Go on...

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I fucking hate jelly fish

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Finally! Someone who shares my absolute hatred of jellyfish!

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Any baby sharks ? (Do do do do doo do?)

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Or mommy sharks? (Do do do do doo do do)

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it's in my head now

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Great now I cant get that song out of my head! Thanks a lot!

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I looooove your username

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Mine?

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Yea! No alarms... No surprises

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Cheers! I got it from Radiohead , the miss spelling of surprises wasn’t intentional, just brutal spelling on my behalf :) .

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Amazingly in a world of user names , someone else has the correct spelling of mine, so I can’t change it ...

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Grey nurse sharks?

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There were actually a few different types, there were a couple of leopard sharks but its hard to make them out

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Looks like sand tigers to me

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We call them Grey Nurse Sharks here in Aus. They are GN Sharks which are an endangered species.

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Ahhh didn’t know that, thank you. We also call them ragged tooth shark here in the states. They are protected here as well.

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To be fair, Grey Nurse shark is a pretty bad name as there is already sharks named nurse sharks that these aren't really closely related too

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But then again, they aren't really closely related to "normal" tigers sharks either... Quite unfortunate naming actually.

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Guess this is actually somewhat typical for Australian common names...

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On that note, Hammer head sharks are not related to hammers.

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