What happens when divers go to the bottom of the sea in the night, waking up a 'big' shark that is sleeping?
In the wildlife documentary Blue Wilderness, two divers, Mark and Mario, decided to dive to the bottom of the sea at night to discover the nightlife of sharks at Tiger Beach (Bahamas).
In the wildlife documentary Blue Wilderness, two divers, Mark and Mario, decided to dive to the bottom of the sea at night to discover the nightlife of sharks at Tiger Beach (Bahamas).
Divers dive into the sea, waking up the sleeping Lemon shark.
They discovered a large Lemon shark (Scientific name: Negaprion brevirostris) sleeping. This is a large shark with a size of up to 3 m, weighing more than 90 kg. Two divers made a surprise attempt to wake this shark!
Sharks are dangerous predators with sharp teeth, will the Lemon shark be startled to attack the diver when awakened? Surprisingly, this shark allowed divers to touch it without showing any aggression.
In fact, Lemon sharks are not dangerous sharks to humans like leopard sharks, white-eyed bull sharks. They are very gentle despite their scary appearance. In fact, there have been no recorded cases of this shark attacking humans.
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