Marine biologist shares videos of close encounters with sharks

Marine biologist Andriana Fragola joins TODAY to share her latest close encounters with sharks and talks about how she uses social media to inform others about the apex predators. "I've always found them really fascinating because of the misperception people have," she says.
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#sharks #marine #ocean

[@andriana_marine]

Thank you for having me on and highlighting sharks!🦈

[@thewaltofphi7384]

Your Chanel is extremely enjoyable! I'm looking forward to more of your content as always!!!

[@dianevcic6210]

Andriana Marine is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@atariplayer3686]

In terms of conservation, the local governments reallistically should do something about the propellers of boats, submarines and yachts to have a guarded cage frame around it as a lot of marine creatures such as sharks, whales, dolphins can get their body bumped into it and injured to a point where the infection from the injury kills the poor animal!

[@Kristijan-fu1of]

Please stop touching
sharks ⚠️ Many animals, including
turtles, rays and many species of
sharks, can become vulnerable to
narmful bacteria through human
contact, leaving them susceptible
to disease. These creatures rely
on bio-films (a kind of protective
slime) to keep out infection, which
we can compromise through
touch.⚠️IF YOU TRULY LOVE AND RESPECT THEM PLEASE➡️ STOP TOUCHING THEM and leave them alone in their home OCEANS AND SEAS.🩵🦈🩵

[@seo4088]

How would she do with bull sharks?

[@mugentuner]

Tiger shark was like just ate a tourist earlier, not really hungry right now

[@pierretampa]

That looks very beautiful, but more dangerous to me. She is taking it to another level. I wonder how many dives she has done like this with sharks. She is a brave beautiful woman. I will be following, her she is amazing.

[@Mandy7D7]

She's been doing this a long time and is only trying to give advice to help you should you find yourself in a terrible position of being in the water with a shark. She's a marine biologist and I agree with her that the more we understand the better we can protect ourselves and the Sharks. They are some of the most misunderstood creatures in the world. We need people willing to go to another level to show the dopes they can't just believe Jaws.

[@aidasoto2936]

YO respeto al mar y sus cosas.

[@aprilbaker9357]

Im sorry. Even very knowledgeable experts have been attacked. Hope & pray 🙏she never does😔 . A terrible loss.

[@Matt-vh9vs]

This woman has no fear

[@JTB-THFC]

Sadly I think one day she will pick the.wrong shark and get bitten

[@gaborpenzes9114]

Nagyon nem èrtek egyet ezzel a folytonos "àtirànyitàs",mutogatàsàval!!Mi ennek az èrtelme azonkìvűl,hogy fèlrevezetõ!

[@erictheisen3203]

Shark attack!

[@Badkittys4]

All great until..........uh oh

[@poodie0310]

😂😂😂😂