A Blacktip reef shark cruising over the Reef 🪸🦈 For a long time sharks were misunderstood and vilified. But this outdated view is fading fast as people begin to realise how magnificent, beautiful, and crucial sharks are for ecosystems like this one. From the walking Epaulette shark to the cruising reef sharks, there are plenty of species that can be found around and in the waters of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. Come learn more about them from the Master Reef Guides and the High Standard

Meet the Elusive Blacktip Reef Shark 🌊🦈: A graceful inhabitant of tropical waters. 🔳 Known for their distinctive black-tipped fins and vibrant underwater presence, these sharks play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of the reef ecosystem. Did you know? Blacktip Reef Sharks are not only stunning to look at but also come with some surprising facts! ⚖️ Despite their relatively modest size of around 5 to 6 feet, these sharks are like the "middleweights" of the sea, comparable to th

Meet the elusive white tip reef shark! Named for their striking white-tipped fins, these predators are expert hunters in coral reefs. Did you know they often rest motionless on the ocean floor during the day, conserving energy for nighttime hunting? #scubadiving #savetheocean #getyourpadi | PADI