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Diver Decapitated by Great White Shark in Tobari Bay

In this video, we discuss the tragic incident that occurred on January 5, 2023, in Tobari Bay, Mexico. A 53-year-old man named Manuel Lopez was decapitated by a 19-foot-long great white shark while diving for mollusks. This was the first fatal shark attack of the year, and it has raised concerns about the safety of local fishermen who depend on the sea for their livelihood. We share details of the attack, including eyewitness accounts of the shark impressively ripping off Lopez's head and biting both shoulders. We also discuss the advice from local biologists, who recommend that divers not wear black wetsuits, which could be mistaken for seals, and to paint white stripes on their suits to deter sharks. The video also highlights the challenges faced by local fishermen who rely on the sea for their income. The presence of sharks has meant that many have been staying onshore, and the government offers a stipend to supplement their income, but it is often not enough when there is no income from the sea. We discuss the possible reasons for the shark attack, including the turbulence and noise caused by Lopez while harvesting mollusks that may have drawn the shark to him. We also note that experts have pointed out that this type of attack, biting around the head and shoulders, is extremely rare. Finally, we share the response from fishing organizations who have called on the government to purchase devices that could deter sharks, such as shark shields or devices that emit electrical impulses. It remains to be seen if any action will be taken to protect local fishermen in the future. The incident is a tragic reminder of the dangers faced by those who make their living from the sea, and it is a call to action for governments and experts to find ways to mitigate the risks of shark attacks.