Hello everybody!

[Ringhe sub]

Hi! I'm new here, I obtained AOWD last year and as soon as I can I go dive. I'm happy to be here and I hope to learn many discussions on scuba activities and on marine biology (sharks are my favourite topic as well as the object of my academic studies )

 

[They call me Tater]

Welcome and good luck saving the sharks. We will all help if we can.

 

[RJP]

Welcome!

Hopefully you'll become an active participant! We can always use another voice in the conversation.

Ray

 

[drrich2]

Where have you dove, any planned trips, and what is it about sharks that interests you? They're a varied lot. A nurse shark & a tiger shark are both 'sharks,' but very different animals.

Richard.

 

[Ringhe sub]

Where have you dove, any planned trips, and what is it about sharks that interests you? They're a varied lot. A nurse shark & a tiger shark are both 'sharks,' but very different animals.

Richard.

I was in South Africa to see Great white sharks

 

[drrich2]

Wow! For me, that's a bucket list item that's probably never going to happen (in my region, I'd hit Guadalupe Island, but same basic reasoning, just closer). Glad you got to do it.

Richard.

 

[Dive Right In Scuba 2]

Welcome to SB!

 

[iamrushman]

howdy and welcome from south Florida......sharks are our friends...("finding nemo")