Diver Debunks Common Misconception About Why Shark’s Eyes Turn White
In the depths of the ocean, where myths swirl like currents, a diver aptly known as “Ladyshark” on TikTok has surfaced to dispel a widely believed misconception about sharks. As a guardian of the seas, Adriana seeks to demystify these creatures and educate her audience on the reality of shark behavior.
Demystifying Cinematic Notions
Contrary to the cinematic scenes of sharks with eyes turning white before a predatory strike, Adriana shed light on the true reason behind this phenomenon. In a captivating TikTok video, which garnered nearly four million views, the professional shark diver debunked the idea that a shark's blinking or the whites of their eyes indicate an imminent attack.

Contrary to the notion that blinking or the whites of their eyes signal aggression, she revealed the true purpose: sharks use their eyelids to protect their eyes, much like humans do. As Adriana encountered a tiger shark, she demonstrated the subtle communication between the diver and the shark. The video captured the shark blinking before the diver redirected its path.