Guest comment: “Came here with a fear of sharks, left without one! What amazing creatures. I feel so lucky to have experienced this. Thank you!” Megan.

“Loved the sharks before- but seeing them this close has expended the love. Amazing team! Thank you!” Ali.

“Great work you guys are doing. I’m Chinese and I’m taking responsibility to stop the Shark Fin Soup problem. Gonna start Eco-tourism for shark conservation in Lombok, Indonesia! The Dorsal Effect :)!” Kathy.

23/01/2012
Location: Dam
Water Temperature: 18.0 ‘C
Depth: 13.1m
Visibility: 2.0m
Number of Sharks: 12
Conditions: sunny and calm.

Wow, we had a complete frenzy of shark activity with barely any waiting time. The number of birds we saw on the trip would have fulfilled the fantasies of any bird enthusiast. We saw Gannets, Cape Cormorants and Giant Petrels to name a few. At times you were also able to see 4 different sharks around the cage, despite the limited visibility in the water. Our team of researchers were also out at sea today with “Oceans and Coast” in order to capture our fishing line shark. This would be an attempt to save the life of this shark by removing the fishing line which has become entangled around this animals head. We hope to be successful in our attempt. A great day for conservation…
 

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