I dive as much as I can.
Meaning of the quote
The quote "I dive as much as I can." means that the author, Peter Benchley, really enjoys going underwater and exploring the ocean. He tries to go diving as often as possible because he finds it exciting and fulfilling. Diving allows him to see and experience things that he can't on land, and he makes the most of every opportunity to dive and discover the wonders of the underwater world.
About Peter Benchley
Peter Benchley was an American author who wrote the bestselling novel Jaws, which was later adapted into a popular movie. He went on to become an advocate for marine conservation, expressing regret over his earlier portrayals of sharks that contributed to fear and misconceptions about them.
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