The influencers getting bitten while chasing the perfect shark shot
Summary
A Brazilian influencer, Tayane Dalazen, was bitten by a nurse shark while diving off Brazil’s coast during a shark-feeding tour. Experts warn that more people, especially social media users, are getting too close to sharks and risking bites, even though shark attacks on humans remain rare.Key Facts
- Tayane Dalazen was bitten on the thigh by a nurse shark over two meters long while diving.
- The tour organizers had been feeding sharks to encourage interaction with tourists.
- Dalazen stayed calm and survived with only cuts to her leg.
- At least three social media influencers have been bitten by sharks in the past year.
- Scientists say more videos show people swimming too close, touching, or riding sharks.
- Shark bites are usually defensive when the animal feels threatened in its space.
- Approaching or touching sharks can cause stress and harm to the sharks’ health and survival.
- Worldwide, unprovoked shark attacks have stayed around 70 per year for three decades.
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