Pearl

Diver
"A dangerous/ an unusual job/professIon"

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 Definition
A pearl diver is an individual who dives underwater to search
for and harvest pearls from mollusks like oysters and mussels.
 The origin/history

It has a long history that dates back more than 7,000 years in
Mexico. Pearl diving began in Australia in the 1850s on the
northern and north-western coast, and in the Torres Strait in the
1870s.The economic potential of pearl diving truly reached its
pinnacle with the introduction of the hard hat diving suit in the
1880s. With a hardy copper helmet and watertight canvas suit,
men could descend much deeper for shell and dive for much
longer.
 Qualifications/Training to get the job

To become a pearl diver, you need to be in good physical shape and be able to hold
your breath for long periods of time. You also need to be comfortable with diving in
deep water and be able to identify oysters that are likely to contain pearls.
There are no formal qualifications required to become a pearl diver, but it is
recommended that you take a diving course to learn the necessary skills and
techniques. You can find diving courses at various diving schools and centres around
the world. To get a job as a pearl diver, you can contact a pearl diving company and
inquire about open positions.
Characteristics
Pearl divers typically work long and physically
demanding days. The duration of their workday
can be based on factors such as the diving method,
season, environmental conditions, and the specific
requirements of the dive.
 Main benefits / pluses

While diving for pearls, Pearl diving is also a great way to

swimmers will have the
opportunity to see a variety of
marine life. In addition, they
may find other treasures, such
as shells and coral.
Pearl diving can be a lucrative
profession, with pearl divers
earning up to $1,500 per
week. However, the pay can
vary depending on the location
and the company.
stay physically fit. It requires
good physical fitness, the ability
to hold your breath for long
periods of time, and comfort with
diving in deep water.
 Main disadvantages / minuses

It can be a seasonal job, which can Divers face a range of health

cause limited opportunities to
work, affecting their income.(The
pay can also vary depending on the
location and the company).
It is a dangerous job because
they can be exposed to various
hazards, including the risk of
entanglement in fishing lines,
encountering dangerous marine
creatures, and diving in adverse
weather conditions.
risks, including
decompression sickness,
stress and barotrauma. These
conditions can be life-
threatening if proper safety
protocols are not followed.
 A famous person
doing it
Jacques Cousteau was one of the many famous people that
went pearl diving. He was a famous French oceanographer
and filmmaker, known for his contributions to underwater
exploration, documented various aspects of marine life and
diving practices, including pearl diving, in his films and
documentaries.
 Would I like to try pearl diving?

Personally I would not try pearl diving because I am

not capable of holding my breath very long, I haven’t
been trained for diving and I am scared by the marine
life in other countries.
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