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Barracudas passing very close

Barracudas passing very close

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Pfriemer

Pfriemer


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Barracudas passing very close

A swarm of many barracuda fish passing cole to us in the depth of 25 meters.
Barracudas have a reputation for being dangerous to humans and are more feared in some areas than sharks. Their aggressiveness seems to be different depending on the region. From the Caribbean there are reports of over 30 attacks on people. Small barracudas only make fake attacks. Large barracudas seem to be tempted to attack by flashing and flashing objects. The aggression should precede a warning in the form of a snap action of the mouth. The large mandibular teeth of the barracudas tear severe wounds, which can lead to large blood loss. They only bite once and swim away.

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Sections Nature: Fish Voyage: Indonesia Voyage: Kalimantan
Dossier Diving Asian waters
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APN FinePix F31fd
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Ouverture 2.8
Temps de pose 1/120
Focale 8.0 mm
ISO 200

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