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Dancing with sharks
(9) | 15/04/2015 | Translate: The experienced diver Vincent Kanampal and his team, feed some very dangerous Tiger sharks in the Bahamas. Tiger sharks are among the most deadly sea animals, and responsible for a large proportion of attacks on humans. But he has Kanampal Kap employee contrary view:
“Παρά τη φήμη τους, Most sharks are very cautious and reluctant to reach out to people. Ο μόνος λόγος για τον οποίο ήρθαν κοντά μας είναι επειδή τους προσελκύσαμε με λίγη τροφή”
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