Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:07 pm
On our last trip (Late June 2005) we saw three sharks:
One near the cay at Cinnamon that everyone was saying was a nurse shark, but I am positive it was not a nurse shark. It actually came back around for another look at us - didn't particularly like that one.
One swimming along the bottom coming from Francis going into Maho - definitely a nurse shark.
One "sleeping" under a large rock overhang at Gibney/Oppenheimer. We were probably about 5 feet from it when we realized it was there. It never moved and was still there when we returned to go back to shore. Pretty sure it was a nurse shark as well but supposedly reef sharks also "sleep" on the bottom.
Our first trip 5 years ago, someone in our party saw one kinda close to shore at waterlemon between the point that everyone snorkels off of and the cay, but we didn't see it.
So last time was pretty exciting as far as sharks went - I thought it was odd that we saw so many and hadn't seen any our other two visits.
nothintolose
One near the cay at Cinnamon that everyone was saying was a nurse shark, but I am positive it was not a nurse shark. It actually came back around for another look at us - didn't particularly like that one.
One swimming along the bottom coming from Francis going into Maho - definitely a nurse shark.
One "sleeping" under a large rock overhang at Gibney/Oppenheimer. We were probably about 5 feet from it when we realized it was there. It never moved and was still there when we returned to go back to shore. Pretty sure it was a nurse shark as well but supposedly reef sharks also "sleep" on the bottom.
Our first trip 5 years ago, someone in our party saw one kinda close to shore at waterlemon between the point that everyone snorkels off of and the cay, but we didn't see it.
So last time was pretty exciting as far as sharks went - I thought it was odd that we saw so many and hadn't seen any our other two visits.
nothintolose