In 2022, Malapascua's famous thresher sharks moved from Monad Shoal to Kimud Shoal. The result? Shallower dives, closer encounters, and the best shark sightings in 20 years.
After the longest closure in our history, Malapascua is open again. The reefs are healthier than ever, the sharks are still there, and we're ready.
Update: Please note that as of 2022, the thresher sharks [...]
Update: Please note that as of 2022, the thresher sharks [...]
In November 2013, Typhoon Haiyan flattened Malapascua Island. One year on, here's what happened, how we rebuilt, and why the sharks never left.
Flamboyant cuttlefish in full colour © Tim Rock Pfeffer’s flamboyant [...]
On September 12th, Thresher Shark Divers participated in Project Aware’s Dive Against Debris [...]
Update: Please note that as of 2022, the thresher sharks [...]
We have some weird critters here in the waters around [...]
Update: Please note that as of 2022, the thresher sharks [...]
Earlier this year, professional marine photographer Brandon Cole contacted Thresher Shark Divers. [...]
Thresher Shark Divers celebrated in style again last night with [...]
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