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Behind the Shot: Rebreather #HammerheadSharksUpClose
Behind the Shot: Rebreather #HammerheadSharksUpClose
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In Hammerhead Sharks Up Close, we're
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bringing you right into the world of the
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Hammerhead.
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We went to an incredible archipelago
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called the Rei Heekiedo Islands. You get
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10 points if you can spell that without
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looking it up. It's a magical group of
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islands that have a population of
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scalloped hammerhead sharks.
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>> Oh, look. Hammerhead sharks are
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incredibly shy.
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>> Surely there's hammerheads nearby. So,
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you really have to play hide-and-seek
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with them.
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>> Positive pressure test.
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>> A key piece of equipment we used was
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called the rebreather. Unlike
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traditional scuba diving equipment that
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makes bubbles, a rebreather recycles
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your air. So, when you breathe out, a
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bit of oxygen is added and then that
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same breath is given back to you through
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another hose.
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>> That way, we got to go that way.
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>> And that is useful for two reasons.
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Because you're recycling your air, you
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can stay down way longer. you can become
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part of the environment
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>> right inside the school.
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>> The other reason is that you're not
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making noisy bubbles.
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>> The way they just appear out of the
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gloom, it's so ethereal.
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>> I've been fortunate enough to film
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hammerhead sharks all around the world.
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I have never had an experience with
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hammerhead sharks like the one that I
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had at the Revy Hickey Islands. And that
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is a dive that will be etched into my
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memory for a very long time.
