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"Survivor's Guide: How to Outsmart Sharks and Stay Safe in the Water"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail

Shark expert and conservationist Mike Coots, who lost his leg to a tiger shark in 1997, shares his dos and don'ts for avoiding shark attacks. He advises maintaining clear visibility and eye contact with sharks, avoiding distractions from cameras, not splashing or panicking in the water, and always facing the shark. Coots emphasizes that sharks are not actively hunting humans and that their portrayal in movies and media has led to misconceptions. His new photo book, "Shark: Portraits," aims to showcase the beauty and importance of sharks in our oceans.

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Survivor's Unbreakable Spirit: Conquering Fear and Defying Odds After a Shark Attack

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail

Mike Coots, a shark attack survivor, has dedicated his life to shark conservation and photography after losing his leg in a tiger shark attack. His new book, "Shark: Portraits," showcases his stunning images of sharks, aiming to change the perception of these apex predators. Coots emphasizes the importance of sharks for the health of our oceans and dispels misconceptions about their intentions towards humans. He shares safety tips for underwater encounters and highlights the need for clear visibility and eye contact with sharks. Through his work, Coots hopes to raise awareness about the beauty and significance of sharks in our seas.

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