Sharks are often portrayed by human as bloodthirsty, evil killers, wild animals, as while people kill sharks for their pleasure and profits sharks aggression towards human! But fortunately, attitudes toward sharks are slowly chancing, nowadays many divers are eagerly want to stay and dive with sharks because divers' fear and loathing has largely replaced by curiosity about these magnificent predators. Would you like to watch and observe sharks in closely bank? You would need luring the animals with bait. But please remind that feeding marine animals certainly alters their natural behaviour.

It typically causes them to lose their fear of humans, in some cases resulting in aggressive behavior. While most shark attraction programs have excellent safety records, dangerous. Shark behavior may be encouraged by such activities.

Frequently, these large predators swim right up to divers, perhaps circle a time or two, and then meander on their way down the reef. On other occasions, they may stick around for an entire dive, mostly patrolling in the distance, but periodically moving in for a closer look. Part of this is natural behavior; silvertips are known to be. Rather bold and curious sharks. However, these animals have also been influenced by years of feeding by dive operators.

Nowadays, even when food is not offered, Myanmar banks tend to approach divers regularly and closely, providing great opportunities for observation and photography. Accordingly, most boats that visit the Banks do not feed the sharks, since it no longer seems necessary.

The debate over the wisdom of attracting sharks is not likely to be settled anytime soon. One thing is certain: Shark feeding is not something that should be attempted by non- professionals-do not be-tempted to try it yourself! In the meantime, if you do see a shark, remember to savor the experience. Those of us who get to see these magnificent,' threaten 'predators in their nature environment are indeed privileged.