k Shark feeding Shark feeding. Scuba diver handfeeding a pack of Caribbean reef sharks Carcharhinus perezi. Performed largely for the benefit of tourists, shark feeding is a controversial activity. The divers are protected by chain mail suits to prevent inevitable accidental bites from harming them. Critics of the activity claim that it makes predatory marine life, such as sharks and barracuda, associate humans with food, making attacks more likely. Photographed off New Providence Island in the Bahamas, in the Caribbean Sea. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Shark feeding Shark feeding. Scuba diver hand feeding a pack of Caribbean reef sharks  Carcharhinus perezi . Performed largely for the benefit of tourists, shark feeding is a controversial activity. The divers are protected by chain mail suits to prevent inevitable accidental bites from harming them. Critics of the activity claim that it makes predatory marine life, such as sharks and barracuda, associate humans with food, making attacks more likely. Photographed off New Providence Island in the Bahamas, in the Caribbean Sea.
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Shark feeding

Shark feeding. Scuba diver hand-feeding a pack of Caribbean reef sharks (Carcharhinus perezi). Performed largely for the benefit of tourists, shark feeding is a controversial activity. The divers are protected by chain mail suits to prevent inevitable accidental bites from harming them. Critics of the activity claim that it makes predatory marine life, such as sharks and barracuda, associate humans with food, making attacks more likely. Photographed off New Providence Island in the Bahamas, in the Caribbean Sea.

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