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Sleeping with the fishes
Airbnb is back at it again, they’ve recently collaborated with the French design agency Ubi Bene on an underwater suite that’s completely encased in glass and submerged 10 meters deep in water. The room offers a panoramic view of 35 live sharks that are swimming outside.
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Thresher Shark - Malapascua, Visayas, Philippines Thresher sharks are deep dwellers that occasionally come up to cleaning stations in recreational diving depths. Sensitive to daylight and very shy by nature, the early hours of the morning are best for sightings. It took several dives for us to figure out the best place to wait for their arrival by Dash
Scalloped hammerhead sharks can grow to 14 feet, munching on a diet of fishes, squid, crustaceans and stingrays. One especially persevering hammerhead was found with 96 venomous stingray barbs embedded in its mouth and jaws!
You can spot our scalloped hammerhead sharks on our Open Sea Cam!
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(i was gonna add a shark emoji but there is no shark emoji wtf apple)
Article: Drones Spot Swarms of Sharks Around Stunning Island
A team of drone pilots has made an unusual, crystal clear map of a protected coral atoll that scientists are now using to count sharks and turtles and measure the physical changes of the shifting sands.
The maps were made by flying drones low over the St. Joseph atoll in the outer Seychelles, a 10 square-mile (25 square-kilometer), uninhabited island that was designated as a protected marine reserve in July 2014. A small team from the Switzerland-based nonprofit group Drone Adventures spent a week flying their drones over the area, with support from the Geneva-based nonprofit Save Our Seas Foundation.
