Great White Shark off a shark diving boat

The video tutorial involves a group observing and interacting with a shark near a boat. The instructor provides guidance on how to safely observe the shark, emphasizing staying on the surface and tracking its movements. The group reflects on the beauty and behavior of the shark, noting its lack of interest in bait and more in the people. The session concludes with a sense of awe and successful interaction.

What does the group do before the shark arrives?

• They jump into the water.

• They laugh and joke around.

• They prepare to duck under the water.

• They start feeding the shark.

What is the group's main instruction while observing the shark?

• Move to the other side of the boat.

• Stay on the surface.

• Dive deep into the water.

• Feed the shark.

What does the group notice about the shark's interest?

• The shark is more interested in the group.

• The shark is not interested at all.

• The shark is interested in the boat.

• The shark is interested in the bait.

How does the group react to the shark's presence?

• They are amazed and find it beautiful.

• They are indifferent and ignore it.

• They are scared and want to leave.

• They are disappointed and bored.

What is the group's final sentiment about the experience?

• They wish they hadn't done it.

• They are unsure if it worked.

• They are confident it worked.

• They think it was a failure.