What must a trainer do to keep control during SCUBA interactions?

To maintain control during SCUBA interactions, actively managing the animals' positions is essential. This involves observing their behaviors and movements, which allows the trainer to anticipate potential issues and intervene if necessary to ensure safety for both the animals and the divers. By actively managing the situation, the trainer can guide the animals, preventing them from becoming stressed or agitated, and create an environment that promotes positive and safe interactions.

While ensuring water conditions are suitable is important for safety, it primarily sets the stage for the interaction rather than controlling it during the experience. Utilizing a safety net could help in some scenarios but would not provide the direct management necessary during the interaction itself. Staying in close proximity to the animals might offer some level of oversight, but without active management of their positions, it does not guarantee effective control over the encounter.