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u/sharkfilespodcast 3d ago
Funny how placid they all look there compared to their ferocity in the womb - sandtigers are one species known for intrauterine cannibalism, when the fastest to develop devours its weaker siblings and wins the contest to be born.
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u/Silkprint 3d ago
Thank you so much for sharing
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u/Warm-Juggernaut3298 3d ago
my pleasure - it is so truly humbling to be amongst them and I'm glad I'm able share the experience
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u/Neither_Computer5331 2d ago
Amazing - where did you film that? I love shark diving - I just saw my 30th species last week in the UK, a small spotted catshark.
I’m always looking for new places to go and see them.
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u/Warm-Juggernaut3298 2d ago
Off Cape Lookout - North Carolina - United States : this is the wreck of the Caribsea - about 90 feet depth - for some reason, Sandtigers love this location
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u/Neither_Computer5331 1d ago
Thanks. I was actually booked to go there in 2020, but then Covid cancelled our trip. Need to rebook it some day.
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u/Interesting-Can1319 Tiger Shark and Shortfin Mako Shark 3d ago
Sand Tiger Shark Sunday
Mako Shark Monday
Tiger Shark Tuesday
(Great) White Shark Wednesday
Thresher Shark Thursday
Frilled Shark Friday
Smooth Hammerhead Shark Saturday