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John Bantin

Shark Bytes

The popular image of sharks is of a dorsal fin cleaving the surface as it rushes to its next kill, but this is a limited caricature. There are over 500 species to choose from, most of whom are far more frightened of humans than vice versa. In this beautiful book, diving veteran John Bantin recounts many tales of his diving with several species of sharks and other marine animals over the last 4 decades. Accompanied by his own stunning photography, the captivating, spectacular and sometimes shocking encounters show the reader what it is like to get up close and personal to these bizarre and beautiful creatures. The sharks covered range from the great whale sharks to the small blacktip reef shark, in locations extending to all corners of the globe.
365 printed pages
Copyright owner
Bookwire
Original publication
2015
Publication year
2015
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Quotes

  • Angie Whitehas quoted6 years ago
    chances of getting attacked by a shark are statistically far less than being struck fatally by a falling coconut on my way to the dive boat or being killed by a faulty toaster at breakfast.

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