CNN's Patrick Oppmann explores Cuba's efforts to protect sharks and attract visitors through shark tourism. #CNN #News
CNN reporter dives with sharks with no cage
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When your job is more important than your life
They will kill your children for their job!
There’s not enough money in the world for me to do that 😂
@The Frog Princess saaaame
Wow. I didn’t even know there were sharks with cages…
How else could you take your shark to the vet?
@Make Racists Afraid Again Oh, riiiiight. Of course 🤦♂️
Haha thats kinda funny 😀
*Inside-out cage.
Pretty cool of the reporter Patrick to actually get in the water and do it… I really believe in leaving these animals alone but if it’s done right, it can be totally harmless and a great experience for both the people and the sharks since we don’t get to interact much. These interactions pretty much prove sharks are like dogs… it’s sad we treat them like killers. They are too stupid to realize they don’t want to eat us… if they really wanted to harm us, they would do a LOT more than take bites out of people and run away. The more I learn about sharks, the more I’m intrigued.
Bull sharks may be necessary for some things, but is it necessary to be so close to them? Seriously tho, this is absolutely awesome and they’re gorgeous🫶🏾😊
It is definetly time for me to watch Dave Chappelle’s “When keeping it real goes wrong” again 😀
Human progress is built on taking risk.
He should go fight in Ukraine, he’s so brave.
Cnn and a shark ? I’m rooting for the shark 🦈 🙌
At least cnn is more brave unlike right wing media
Sharks are the perfect special effects models for a Steven Spielberg movie.
Funny, I would consider interviewing most politicians to be diving with sharks.
Funny when folks say of certain wildlife “It is NOT dangerous” or is just “misunderstood” as if being the perfect predator is a bad thing.
Has anyone heard anything about that gorgeous female great white, “Big Blue”?! Haven’t seen her in awhile. She is just massive & very beautiful! I hope she is well! 🥰
respect the nature, and all creatures they have been here long before we came
depends on the circumstances but in general shark diving is pretty safe. the ‘sharks’ are generally pretty shy and need to be baited to come in close. the ‘diving’ is the more dangerous aspect of the experience. we used to see them all the time, but they’ve been decimated so baited dives are the only semi- reliable way to experience them. sharks are our favorite.
They are all so absolutely beautiful! 💙💚