Ever scuba for conch shells in shark infested waters?

[2 Cycle]

Some shells are worth serious dollars from what I gather. Only way to get them is to dive down and grab them. Only problem is there are giant man eating sharks down there. What are the odds of encountering a man eating shark while diving? I know you will ask where I plan to do this so Australia would be my answer.

 

[Andreaerdna]

Some shells are worth serious dollars from what I gather. Only way to get them is to dive down and grab them. Only problem is there are giant man eating sharks down there. What are the odds of encountering a man eating shark while diving? I know you will ask where I plan to do this so Australia would be my answer.

Are you australian? When I was there I was kind of shocked to see every hour or so (near adelaide) a small plane or elicopter flying over the ocean (close to sand) looking for sharks and seen a couple of alarms while on the beach in few months, I had full time job on site so my beach time was limited

There was a shipwreck (attraction for scuba) kind of 20-30 meters from the beach 2 recent sharks attacks (1 dead)

mine is a very little experience but definitely will search elsewere if looking to avoid sharks

 

[Dynavaper]

Some shells are worth serious dollars from what I gather.

How about just letting them where they belong? Fuck the money. One Love.

 

[2 Cycle]

I am an Indiana jones type. That is why I must acquire conch shells

 

[Dynavaper]

Okay, this is understandable!

 

[GreenCheese]

I found a couple actually not too far from Jaw's Beach in the Bahamas.

 

[cloudsosmoke]

Don’t know anything about tech but could you do it with underwater drone?

This one is open source and had a kickstarter

https://www.openrov.com/

 

[2 Cycle]

A drone is a great idea! Or a mini submarine