thanks🥰

1HarryH thanks 😊

thanks

Pacific Blue Prod thanks 😃

thanks ☺️ yes tiputa pass is for me the best divesite in the world

@@pascalshark have you been diving in the Maldives?

@@Sam-uw7pw I dove in both much much less sharks in the maldives than in French Polynesia. In the Maldives when you see something like a dozen of sharks during the dive it is a good day. I Tiputa you have hundred of them every day. Sometimes the schools of fish are bigger in the Maldives but I agree with Pascal Tiputa/ Tumakohua are clearly better than the maldives for me

thanks 😊

sabine kaminik vielen dank 😊

Frän Zi thanks

you will love it to dive there! good news the sharks are there all year round. only the great hammer head sharks season is from January to February.

you will love it to dive there 👌😊

How was it in January? I am thinking of visiting January 2023

@@Jerby_Diving we were in January. a very good time to visit this place. I wish you good luck

thanks :-)

silvana giovo David Garrett - Lose Yourself David Garrett - Dangerous

Pascal & Shark Is it really dangerous??? Thanks for your response!!!!

Yes it is this titlel, from the album Explosive

Pascal & Shark sorry for the confusión.regars

no problem :-)

TOPDIVE Polynesia hey sebastian yes of course you can share the video! all the best in 2017 pascal

Matthew Thomas Barbour thanks a lot 😃 its good to dive the all year round. the great hammerhead sharks (4 meters long!) are there only in winter months january and february. regards pascal

thanks🙂 just the gopro with a red filter.

Pascal & Shark oh nice! What settings do you use? I’m trying to improve my scuba footage with my Hero5.

KiwiHali i filmed in 4K in wide mode and use redfilters from backscatter.com

Pascal & Shark thanks! I have also bought filters from Backscatter. Love their system.

no the sharks are friendly. when you not feed them is no problem to dive with all kind of sharks.

Common misconception. Sharks, noticeably the typical reef-dwelling species, are actually not that dangerous compared to many other, less imposing, marine creatures. On average, more people are killed by a bad sting from jellies, in fact. Some people unfortunately do get badly bitten by sharks, but it's incredibly rare, and almost always from just three species out of nearly 500; Great White, Tiger and Bull Sharks. Unprovoked attacks from sharks average at less than 50 a year, and fatal attacks average at less than 10 a year. In water of poor visibility, some reef species have been known to bite, mistaking a person for something they normally eat, but such incidents are so rare, they aren't much cause for concern. Reef sharks are known for being quite docile, and even shy around humans.

vielen dank 😊 dein film ist auch super. vielleicht sieht man sich ja mal unterwasser😉