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Shark Diving Gone Wrong | Vancouver News

Shark Diving Gone Wrong | Vancouver News

Published 1 week, 4 days ago
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A Brazilian influencer’s shark-diving mishap went viral — a nurse shark bit her thigh during a Discovery documentary shoot, leaving deep cuts. But this isn’t an isolated incident: influencers are increasingly risking life and limb for “wildlife selfies,” sparking dangerous encounters with sharks worldwide. From near-amputations in Fiji to tourists losing hands in Turks and Caicos, the trend is alarming. A New Zealand study warns that thrill-seekers often ignore safety rules, even as shark attacks remain statistically rare. Experts advise staying near shore, avoiding dawn/dusk swims, and minimizing splashing. In 2025, global shark-human interactions totaled 105, with 65 unprovoked bites — most of which were avoidable if humans respected boundaries.

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