Tiger Sharks and Bull Sharks at Tiger Beach, Bahamas

The aptly named Tiger Beach a shallow sandflat about an hour by boat from West End, Grand Bahama Island. There are numerous tiger sharks, lemon sharks, bull sharks and nurse sharks here. We also got to see a beautiful great hammerhead named "Queen".
Most of the tiger sharks here are females and it is theorized that pregnant females come to these warmer waters to speed up their gestation before moving off to give birth in the Atlantic.
The dive itself is very easy and pleasant. Everyone is heavily overweighted, to ensure we remain stationary against the strong currents.
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[@antoniofreddossantos7225]

"If a Piranha, so tiny, is scary and bloody, just imagine, a huge Shark like these!
A hug, success and all the best!

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Holy moly, that's gorgeous

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Well that was amazing ! Thanks ,

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Very cool 😎👍🤘👌 Great Video 📸

[@marigoldsofoctober]

Of course the sharks are the stars of the show, but does anybody know what species the small silver (slightly pinkish) fish is? (The little guy staring at me at 3:37) There were hundreds of them, and it was hilarious because they would literally get up in our faces and stay there, just staring into our souls haha. I guess they were shook & trying to figure out what the hell we were.

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Is that Emma?