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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
We routinely dive with that many and more in the Western Carolines. Palau diving pretty much assures you of diving inside large schools of them, usually Blacktip or Greys. The reefs themselves are covered with sleeping Whitetips.
The first time with a big school was the hardest. The most I had ever been around before diving there was one or two at a time, and they were usually leaving as we were arriving. In the Carolines, they don't leave... and there are dozens at every reef drop-off or corner where the currents converge.
Have you seen the huge schools of hammerheads in the Galapagos? Hundreds and hundreds of them at a time. Luckily peeing was ALL I did! 
Stitchawl |
You need a wetsuit with a backflap.
Did I ever tell you about the time I....... wait!.. bad idea..
