"The name Sand Shark (also known as a Nurse Shark), comes from their tendency toward shoreline habitats, and they are often seen swimming around the ocean floor in the surf zone, at times they come very close to shore. They are often found in warm or temperate waters throughout the world's oceans..."
"The nurse shark is a common inshore bottom-dwelling shark, found in tropical and subtropical waters on the continental and insular shelves. It is frequently found at depths of one meter or less but may occur down to 75 m (246 ft)".
Oh my god. I am freaking out. I am like a magnet for things that scare me... They can grow to be 10 feet long! Ok maybe I shouldn't have gone in the water! I was counting on approaching my fears quietly and under my terms ie. going out scuba diving or snorkelling and expecting to see them in deep water that is clear!! How am I supposed to handle them in six inches of water?? Well this is so next level... I wondered why I saw the fishermen this far down, when usually they stay north of here. Even though I am afraid of sharks, I don't want them to be killed. I would also like to request from the universe that they don't kill me :)
Until tomorrow,
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