Shark Behavior and Diver Safety

In October 2016, amateur divers on a shark cruise near Guadalupe Island experienced a dramatic encounter when a great white shark entered a diving cage. Despite the chaos, the diver inside was unharmed, as the shark's instinct was to escape rather than attack. The video provides safety tips for such situations, emphasizing staying low and away from the shark.

What was the main activity of the divers near Guadalupe Island?

• Collecting marine samples

• Fishing for tuna

• Exploring underwater caves

• Observing sharks from protective cages

What was the purpose of the tuna bait?

• To distract the sharks

• To attract sharks

• To test the cages

• To feed the divers

What triggered the shark's violent behavior?

• A diver provoked it

• The water was too cold

• It was injured by the cage

• It grabbed a tuna bait

What happened to the shark after it entered the cage?

• It struggled and eventually escaped

• It attacked the diver

• It was captured by the crew

• It got stuck and died

What was the condition of the diver after the shark escaped?

• Rescued by another diver

• Missing

• Unharmed

• Injured but alive

What was the source of the blood seen in the water?

• It was fake blood for a movie

• The diver was injured

• A crew member was hurt

• The shark was wounded

What is the recommended action if a shark enters the cage?

• Swim towards the shark

• Stay still and hope for the best

• Duck down and move away from the shark

• Try to fight the shark

What is the shark's natural instinct when trapped in a cage?

• To swim downwards

• To attack anything nearby

• To remain calm

• To escape upwards