This is why we use reef hooks; in strong currents or surging water the marine life becomes accustomed to divers being in their environment.
By us staying in one place maybe then they do not perceive us as a threat, becoming more bold, like these two white tip reef sharks coming within two metres of us.
We are always thankful for amazing close encounters like these and being able to share them with you. Every day of every week should be just like this.
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