“It is the only place in the world where you can dive with the magnificent sharks every day.”
A sunken island at 16 to 32 meters (whose sides drop off to 230 meters) called Monad Shoal is where these thresher sharks come every day in the early morning before it gets very bright. These sharks are nocturnal creatures, and they feed on squids, mackerels and herrings. The shoal is their cleaning station. Here they interact with the small fish called cleaning wrasse (nope, the sharks would never take them as their morning snack) that eat dead skin and bacteria from the shark’s body, gills and even inside its mouth.
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