Tiger sharks are one of the most dangerous predators, yet they play a key role in maintaining ocean balance.
They can grow up to 16 feet long and weigh over 1,400 pounds, making them an impressive sight underwater.
Despite their fierce reputation, tiger sharks are often curious and may approach divers cautiously.
Their diet includes fish, sea turtles, and even trash, earning them the nickname "garbage eaters."
Diving with these majestic creatures requires proper training and respect for their natural behavior.
Tiger sharks are mainly found in tropical and subtropical waters worldwide, especially near coral reefs.
Their unique striped patterns fade as they age, adding to their fascinating underwater mystique.