Shark sighting in Camiguin
The Thresher-shark
Last Saturday a jumping Thresher-shark was sighted in Agoho and Naasag. Thresher-sharks grow to more than 5m and, and are fish and squid eater. They are not considered to be dangerous to humans.
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Photos courtesy of Scott Sheehan / Marine Mammal Research
Thanks to the Camiguin Action Geckos and the Camiguin Volcan Beach Eco Retreat & Dive Resort for their sighting reports.
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