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Sharks spotted diving Oahu sea cave!

by | Aug 21, 2015 | Dive Reports | 0 comments

Larry Hogan

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There are never enough sharks to see!!  So many of our divers have never been in the water with a shark before and often are very apprehensive about it. It is double the fun to be able to show them their first shark and then have them truly enjoy the experience!  The connection we humans have with sharks is centuries old. Yes they have eaten a few of us humans along the way but in reality they do not seek us out as prey.  In fact, the sharks in Hawaii are quite apprehensive about divers!  In any case, we had 3 sharks inside Sea Cave yesterday and they put on a nice swim show for us! Great dive as we also saw , as we drifted that spectacular wall after exiting the cave! First dive was baby barge where we had great conditions checking out the shark cave and seeing the huge resident green sea turtles!   Lots of smiling diver faces today!!  Thanks to all for safe diving Larry, Kendal, Ashley

baby barge  82 feet    35 min     150 viz

sea cave       52 feet    35 min     150 viz

 

 

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