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Even more blacktip reef sharks spotted at recovering Maya Bay – VIDEO

By The Thaiger

 

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Blacktip reef sharks have again been spotted at the recovering Maya Bay on Koh Phi Phi yesterday.

 

Director of the National Park Management Division Kamon Nuanyai says, “at 8am yesterday Hat Nopparat Thara – Mu Koh Phi Phi National Park officials have recorded a video clip of Blacktip reef sharks near the shores at Maya Bay. During the ongoing Maya Bay closure, this is not the first time that they have been spotted.

 

Blacktip reef sharks were also spotted at the Bay on Koh Phi Phi Ley last week.

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/phuket/even-more-blacktip-reef-sharks-spotted-at-recovering-maya-bay-video-2

 
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Believe or not the bay is their home, so now the noise of tourists and boats allows them to return. Love the day sharks walk into our swimming pools there will be a hue and cry.

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1 minute ago, 1337markus said:

Believe or not the bay is their home, so now the noise of tourists and boats allows them to return. Love the day sharks walk into our swimming pools there will be a hue and cry.

I want to see those walking sharks ????

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Good on the sharks!

 

Now..kindly consume about a billion or so homo sapiens..and  the flora and fauna of the planet may make a comeback.

 

Addendum-4 billion or so should do the trick-but it is a big ask on the sharks even tho' they would be getting rid of the world's biggest pests.

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The sharks are all in shock that peace and nature has returned. If they let the previous silly MO return then all you will get is a sight-seeing monstrosity devoid of natural life. The locals have to balance business without screwing their assets...and to be fair, it must have got that bad that even this lot have said "That's enough for now." Trouble is, there are the hordes of selfie-taking morons just waiting to get back in and trample over the serene natural environment they can find.   

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