Sharks

A shark waiting to get something to eat at Split Coral Heads

Frozen fish hanging off the anchor chain

They are eating off a frozen chum popsicle at Split Coral Heads

You can see the edges of the cage

The shark was at least 15 feet in length, the fisheye lens captures the whole thing nicely.

Very close, because visibility was not as good

Notice the handler has his hands full

A closer shot of how big they are

Very gentle, and very large

You can see the sediment in the water

Usually found buried in the sand

Opening its mouth to feed on plankton

The whale shark opening its mouth to feed on plankton.  It has no real teeth, but baleen instead,

She is about 15 foot long

The look very similar to a horn shark we have in southern California

The shark would not come close enough.

She is about 15 foot long

A school that swam around, but never really very close to us.

Just hanging around, then this shark came over to investigate

She is about 15 foot long

She is about 15 foot long

Reef shark, not the aggressive oceanic white tip

About 3 feet long

She is about 15 foot long

This guy is big, maybe 13 feet

This lemon shark was circling me, just an arm's reach away

Knox is the name of the divemaster

Mostly all nurse sharks

Right when Junior (the divemaster) gives the food

Nurse sharks are very tame

See my teeth!  This was taken from about a foot away from the shark, with a fisheye lens

There are 19 reef sharks in this picture, but there were a total of 32.  they ranged in size from about 3 feet to over 6 feet.

A reef shark at Rasdhoo Corner