Free Diving With A Whitetip Shark

Julie, a conservationist and founder of Shark Angels, shares her magical experience of interacting with an oceanic white tip shark. Despite their fierce reputation, she aims to change perceptions and promote shark conservation. With 73 million sharks killed annually, Julie encourages people to meet sharks to foster care and awareness for their survival.

What was the conservationist's reaction when she first swam with the shark?

• She ignored the shark and continued swimming.

• She lost perspective and danced with the shark.

• She was terrified and swam away.

• She tried to capture the shark.

What is the main goal of the Shark Angels campaign group?

• To train sharks for entertainment.

• To sell shark-related merchandise.

• To promote shark fishing.

• To raise awareness about the extinction of sharks.

Why are oceanic white tip sharks often misunderstood?

• They are the smallest species of shark.

• They are rarely seen by humans.

• They are considered one of the most dangerous sharks.

• They are known for their friendly nature.

What does the conservationist hope to achieve by encouraging people to meet sharks?

• To sell shark diving equipment.

• To train people to become shark trainers.

• To change perceptions and reduce shark killings.

• To increase tourism in shark habitats.

How many sharks are killed each year, according to the conservationist?

• 73 million

• 100 million

• 10 million

• 50 million