We had 47 different sharks identified over 3 days!!
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47 Sharks Identified in One Trip!!
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- Post date 2018-10-01
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We heading back after a great Guadalupe trip with great white sharks. I got to see Lucy she is a big female that have her tail broken she has been like that since that is three years ago. Captain Mike tells me that she used to be beautiful and perfect and then one day she […]
Read MoreFemale great white sharks !! What a great combination of two gorgeous things. I would love to describe the difference between a male great white and a female great white shark but beside the sexual organs it is just the personality they impose when they show up. The females don’t play around doing a lot […]
Read MoreHi, this is Silvia again, finishing another wonderful and fun trip…… I would like to talk this time about my favorite shark ever… Bruce!!! Bruce is an amazing shark, he is the second biggest male shark that is tagged at Guadalupe, 16 feet long with a small beady eyes, and both sides of his […]
Read MoreSurface cages open at o630 – first dive 0710 and last dive at 1800, closed at 1830. Submersibles cages opened at 0750. Almost everyone had 3 dives except one guest that choose to do only 2. Cages closed at 17 00 Temp: Almost all day it was at 70 degrees; just the last 2 dives […]
Read MoreGreat white sharks are considered to have “adaptive intelligence” and learn lessons as they try out new behaviour – a trait which is presumably very useful to an apex predator. Adaptive intelligence seemed to be at work here as this white shark learned that he could “sneak up” on the throw lines without the wranglers on the back deck seeing him. That is, until he brushed up against a sacrificial zinc on the hull of the Nautilus and scratched himself, which in turn seemed to end his experimentation with this new type of behaviour.
Read MoreWhite shark sightings and behaviour today were very good although I would describe it as the slowest day of this trip. We had a steady stream of sharks swimming past the cages. Sightings included “Snow White,” “Shredder,” “Rocket,” 1 medium female that we couldn’t identify (even with the help of Mauricio, our favourite Mexican shark scientist), and one very big and very clean and beautiful momma female that we think might be “Sarah.” Unlike last year, we haven’t seen much of “Bruce” – he has been by a couple of times but has not been making daily visits the way he did last season.
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