“When we’re dealing with top predators like sharks we also want to act like a predator,” says Kayleigh Grant, @mermaid.kayleigh to her 1.1M TikTok followers.
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Needless to say, the diver’s Jaw-jitsu demonstration raised many eyebrows on TikTok with one skeptic writing: “Great advice. Not going in the water is my option.” One naysayer wrote, “Mmm I don’t think that’s possible when they aren’t swimming at this leisurely pace. I’ll just stay out the water lol.”
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