案例简介：@ bertiegregory的视频一只海洋白鳍鲨接近红海调查我。在这条鲨鱼出现之前，我和我的潜水伙伴在蓝色的5米深度 (大约15英尺) 等待了45分钟。感觉非常非常小，我们下面有数百英尺深的水，这是非常特别的。这些鲨鱼在开阔的海洋中漫游，并以其好奇心而闻名，这使它们能够在浩瀚的海洋中找到食物。可悲的是，商业捕鱼和鱼翅贸易在整个范围内都在打击他们的数量。不管你对鲨鱼的感觉如何，它们在海洋生态系统中起着至关重要的作用。健康的鲨鱼种群意味着健康的海洋，健康的海洋意味着健康的人类。不同意？请阅读Glenn Hodges在 “这些鲨鱼曾经统治海洋” 下的迷人的海洋白鳍文章。关注 @ bertiegregory，了解更多野生动物冒险。# 红海 # 潜水 # 水下 # 海洋 # 鲨鱼

案例简介：Video by @bertiegregory An oceanic whitetip shark approaches to investigate me in the Red Sea. My dive buddy and I had waited at a depth of five meters (about 15 feet) in the blue for 45 minutes before this shark showed up. It was pretty special to feel very, very tiny, with hundreds of feet of water below us. These sharks roam the open ocean and are known for their curiosity, which together allow them to find food in the vastness of the sea. Sadly, commercial fishing and the shark fin trade have hammered their numbers throughout their range. Despite how you might feel toward sharks, they play a critical role in ocean ecosystems. Healthy shark populations mean healthy oceans, and healthy oceans mean healthy people. Don’t agree? Please read the fascinating oceanic whitetip article by Glenn Hodges under "These sharks once ruled the seas" in the magazine archives. Follow @bertiegregory for more wildlife adventures. #redsea #diving #underwater #ocean #shark

国家地理 - Video by @bertiegregory An oceanic whitetip shark approaches to investigate me in the Red Sea. My dive buddy and I had w

案例简介：@ bertiegregory的视频一只海洋白鳍鲨接近红海调查我。在这条鲨鱼出现之前，我和我的潜水伙伴在蓝色的5米深度 (大约15英尺) 等待了45分钟。感觉非常非常小，我们下面有数百英尺深的水，这是非常特别的。这些鲨鱼在开阔的海洋中漫游，并以其好奇心而闻名，这使它们能够在浩瀚的海洋中找到食物。可悲的是，商业捕鱼和鱼翅贸易在整个范围内都在打击他们的数量。不管你对鲨鱼的感觉如何，它们在海洋生态系统中起着至关重要的作用。健康的鲨鱼种群意味着健康的海洋，健康的海洋意味着健康的人类。不同意？请阅读Glenn Hodges在 “这些鲨鱼曾经统治海洋” 下的迷人的海洋白鳍文章。关注 @ bertiegregory，了解更多野生动物冒险。# 红海 # 潜水 # 水下 # 海洋 # 鲨鱼

国家地理 - Video by @bertiegregory An oceanic whitetip shark approaches to investigate me in the Red Sea. My dive buddy and I had w

案例简介：Video by @bertiegregory An oceanic whitetip shark approaches to investigate me in the Red Sea. My dive buddy and I had waited at a depth of five meters (about 15 feet) in the blue for 45 minutes before this shark showed up. It was pretty special to feel very, very tiny, with hundreds of feet of water below us. These sharks roam the open ocean and are known for their curiosity, which together allow them to find food in the vastness of the sea. Sadly, commercial fishing and the shark fin trade have hammered their numbers throughout their range. Despite how you might feel toward sharks, they play a critical role in ocean ecosystems. Healthy shark populations mean healthy oceans, and healthy oceans mean healthy people. Don’t agree? Please read the fascinating oceanic whitetip article by Glenn Hodges under "These sharks once ruled the seas" in the magazine archives. Follow @bertiegregory for more wildlife adventures. #redsea #diving #underwater #ocean #shark

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国家地理 - Video by @bertiegregory An oceanic whitetip shark approaches to investigate me in the Red Sea. My dive buddy and I had w

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