How many people are there with you and your daughters on this diving adventure, than just the one guy we see you all with on the boat? Also, which divers are you and your daughters? Pretty beautiful from some of the scuba diving on your backs. It would be interesting to see the Whale Shark with Remoras. Looks hurt on it's tail, by it looking as if it has scratches.
Good video - well done… 0:41 is actually a silvertip shark, which is a much rarer sighting than a whitetip shark👌🏼 And kuda rah thila is one of my favourite dive sites - looks like you had a great trip. Congratulations 🥳
@@scuba4families447 No worries, and for spotting silvertips in the future, they are easily mistaken with grey reef sharks (so have quite a chunky body) and you can differentiate them from the grey reef sharks by the additional silvery/white markings on the pectoral, dorsal and tail fins - silvertips also are a bit more skittish in their behavior. Whereas a whitetip shark is usually a bit more slender in shape. Good luck for your next sightings 🦈👍🏼
Whale Sharks... insane!!! ❤
How many people are there with you and your daughters on this diving adventure, than just the one guy we see you all with on the boat? Also, which divers are you and your daughters? Pretty beautiful from some of the scuba diving on your backs. It would be interesting to see the Whale Shark with Remoras. Looks hurt on it's tail, by it looking as if it has scratches.
Yes there were about eight divers there. Think the tail had shark bites on it unfortunately.
Good video - well done…
0:41 is actually a silvertip shark, which is a much rarer sighting than a whitetip shark👌🏼
And kuda rah thila is one of my favourite dive sites - looks like you had a great trip. Congratulations 🥳
Thanks for your positive comments Daniel 👍also that’s great that it was a Silvertip will have to update the next one 🙏it was magical !
@@scuba4families447 No worries, and for spotting silvertips in the future, they are easily mistaken with grey reef sharks (so have quite a chunky body) and you can differentiate them from the grey reef sharks by the additional silvery/white markings on the pectoral, dorsal and tail fins - silvertips also are a bit more skittish in their behavior. Whereas a whitetip shark is usually a bit more slender in shape. Good luck for your next sightings 🦈👍🏼
Great to know thanks