Why Sharks Don't Eat People

by Sharklife
  • Location
    Sodwana Bay, South Africa
  • Duration
    1h
  • Group Size
    Up to 100+ guests
  • Language(s)
    • English
  • $
  • Live - Presentation
    Your live tour guide utilizes visual aids such as photos, videos, slides and sometimes 3D Google Earth to take you through a particular location or topic. These virtual tours are conducted through Zoom, so participants can ask questions and interact with the guide in real time.
  • Animals
  • Adventure
  • Kid-Friendly
  • Nature

Itinerary

Most people have seen lions in nature documentaries and films, schools often teach about these predators and how they behave based on in-depth studies and records from the field. However when it comes to sharks the information available is significantly less, leaving most people to only guess about how sharks behave and wonder if sharks are very different predators to lions. 

Join me for a guided presentation as we dive into what sharks are, the misconceptions people have of them, and a look at why they don't eat people. 

Meet Your Live Virtual Guide

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Grant Smith
Sharklife

Grant has been working in the field of shark conservation since 2005 and is a co-founder of Sharklife Conservation Group.  Grant has been diving with sharks for more than 15  years and has a broad perspective of true shark behavior which he would like to share with you. 

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Reviews

  • Caitlyn M - Voyager

    Mr. Grant Smith was an excellent guide, and taught our students so much about the gentle nature of sharks, as well as many other interesting facts. Our students can tell the difference between filter feeding sharks, as well as predatory sharks now. They have not stopped talking about the "cuddle shark" video ( as the students are now calling it) Grant showed us at the end of his presentation. 

    Thank you again Mr. Smith!