Swim With Sharks

Name: Swim With Sharks
Address: Coral Gables, FL, US
Telephone: +18557742757
Rating: 5

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08/31/2024

I secured impressive footage on August 24, 2024, of two large sharks competing for the same fish, while on a dive with four special forces marines, who added to the intense ambiance, and I captured this extraordinary moment. Rudy Reyes DiveLogix Scuba Training and Support Matthew Demaio FORCE BLUE Swim With Sharks

08/29/2024

Shark Dive Life 🔥🦈

08/18/2024

Shark Girl Weekend …💙🦈

08/01/2024

Captivating Lemon Shark

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07/23/2024

Silky Shark Perfection

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07/15/2024

🌟 Celebrate the 10th Annual PADI Global Women’s Dive Day with us this Saturday, July 20th! 🌟

Join us for two tanks of Scuba Diving with Sharks for divers and two tanks of Snorkeling/Free Diving with Sharks for non-divers. Experience the thrill of a Shark Dive event, unifying women divers and non-divers in a day of adventure and camaraderie. Don’t miss out on this amazing and fun-filled experience!

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💻 Swimwithsharks.com
📞 1-855-7SHARKS (1-855-774-2757)
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Riviera Beach Marina
200 E 13th St, Rivera Beach, FL 33404

07/14/2024

🦈 Captain’s Report 🦈

Amazing Day! Morning 3 Tank Shark Dive Followed By An Exciting Afternoon Shark Snorkel!

✨Did You Know We Can Take Up To 18 People On Our Shark Dives!
✨ Our Shark Handlers Scuba Dive Down to Bring The Sharks Right Up To You For The Most Sharks And Up, Close & Personal Experience Around!

Message us today to book your experience!🦈✨
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07/12/2024

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Incorrectly inserting a shark tracker can cause serious harm to the shark (like this one). Improper placement can lead to infections, impair swimming ability, and even cause long-term health issues. It’s crucial that shark tagging is done by trained professionals to ensure the safety and well-being of these magnificent creatures. Protecting sharks means tracking them responsibly! 🦈

07/09/2024

💙🍼🦈 Baby Silky Shark Valentina! Cutest Baby Silky Shark We Met On Our Last Dive! She Even Gave Us Two Tiny Teeth!

The baby silky shark’s scientific name is Carcharhinus falciformis. Silky sharks are typically found in tropical and subtropical waters. Babies are often found in coastal nursery areas then venture out into the open water like this little girl. Baby silky sharks have smooth, sleek skin, giving them their “silky” name. They are usually dark gray or bronze on top and have a lighter underside. They are born measuring about 2.5 to 3 feet in length and grow rapidly during their first few years. Conservation Status: Silky sharks are currently listed as “Vulnerable” by the IUCN due to overfishing and bycatch.

07/07/2024

🌊 Today, we successfully dehooked a resilient silky shark, highlighting the vital impact of our conservation efforts. Fishing hooks can cause serious injuries, infections, and disrupt these sharks’ natural behavior, posing a significant threat to their survival. Each dehooking helps restore their freedom and ensures the health of our marine ecosystems. 🦈💙

* Disclaimer: This photo features a trained professional safely dehooking a shark while wearing protective chain mail. Please do not attempt this without proper training and equipment. Respect marine life and always prioritize safety.

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07/06/2024

❤️🍼🦈 Baby Valentina!! 🦈🍼❤️ Baby Silkie Today!!!!! So So Tiny & The Cutest! Look At Her Little Teeth Compared To The Larger One From An Adult Male Silky. Video & Pics Of Baby Valentina To Come!!

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07/03/2024

Stay Tuned…. As We “Gear Up” To Celebrate PADI’s Women’s Dive Day On Saturday July 20th! 💕 Run By WOMEN, for WOMEN 💕 Diving, Snorkeling & Freediving With Sharks. All Levels Welcome!! 🦈🎀

07/03/2024

🩵🦈Why We Do What We Do! 💙🦈 You’ll Leave All Smiles And Maybe Even With A Souvenir!

07/02/2024

🌊🇺🇸 Freedom isn’t free, but Shark Diving for Veterans is! Join us this Fourth of July for an unforgettable Veterans Day Shark Dive with Swim With Sharks, brought to you by the nonprofit Subsurface Veterans. 🦈🇺🇸 Dive into adventure and honor our heroes!

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06/30/2024

👀 Notice Cristina’s Spots! What Are They? ❓🙋🏼‍♀️

Lemon sharks have light skin dot pigmentations, often called “freckles” or “dermal denticles,” which serve several purposes. These pigmentation patterns can provide camouflage, helping them blend into their sandy or rocky environments and avoid predators or sneak up on prey. Additionally, the dermal denticles can reduce drag and increase swimming efficiency by reducing turbulence as they move through the water. These features contribute to their overall survival and effectiveness as predators. Cristina has the highest concentration of all our and is by far the prettiest! 💕🍋🦈

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06/29/2024

🌊 Sandbar Saturdays 🦈

Join us now for some great summer Shark Diving! Sandbars, Silkies, and Scalloped Hammerheads are just some of the migratory species of visiting us right now! Experience these unique, inquisitive and super fun Sharks for yourselves!

🦈 Book Your Shark Dive and Swim With Sharks! 🌊 Link in Bio ⬆️

06/28/2024

In this photograph, a professional shark handler is depicted in a serene underwater setting, carefully dehooking a shark. The handler is equipped with specialized tools and protective chain mail from demonstrating expertise and precision in handling the task. The shark, a magnificent and powerful creature, is captured in a moment of vulnerability as the handler gently removes the hook from its mouth. The scene conveys a sense of respect and responsibility towards marine life, showcasing the delicate balance between human intervention and wildlife conservation. This serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of proper shark handling practices and the between humans and these awe-inspiring creatures in their natural environment.

**Disclaimer: Do not attempt to dehook a shark or interact with these animals in the wild without proper training and equipment. Our handlers are in chain mail. Sharks are powerful and unpredictable creatures, and handling them requires expertise and precautions to prevent serious injury or worse. Always respect marine life and follow guidelines for safe and responsible diving.

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Coral Gables, FL

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+18557742757

Website

http://SwimwithSharks.com/

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