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The Lunar Eclipse Brings Out the Sharks!
Read MoreAs we were getting ready in the full moon, the lunar eclipse started to form and by the time we got dry with all the guests enjoying hot chocolate and Baileys, it was nearly complete. What a sight!! It seemed like the sharks noticed it too.
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New Years with Nautilus
Read MoreLess than 5 minutes in water and we ran into 2 dolphins chasing a manta right in front of us!!
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100+ Schooling Hammerheads and Mantas Everywhere
Read MoreA massive group of schooling Hammerheads joined another massive group of schooling hammerheads and then there were over 100 sharks swimming close together in the misty water.
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Wrapping up 2018 with Sharks, Dolphins and Mantas at Socorro
Read MorePossibly the best dive I’ll ever have in my life at Cabo Pearce dive site! Many manta rays, 8 dolphins, hammerheads – can you imagine? Wowee!
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Diving with Santa and Giant Mantas!
Read MoreThe first dive was out of this world. Mantas, and curious hammerheads were everywhere in El Canyon.
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Mantas, Hammerheads, Whales, Dolphins and Tiger Sharks Stun at Socorro
Read MoreThroughout the last few days everyone on board has seen manta rays, schools of Hammerheads, Silky sharks, Galapagos sharks, silvertip sharks, tons of white tips and most have seen a tiger shark or two also!
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Giant Manta Identification in the Revillagigedo Archipelago
Read MoreI worked with giant manta identification to differentiate each individual, and thus evaluate their population. This helps to obtain important information including how many individuals are in the biosphere reserve, how many mantas are present every season and if there are new mantas every season. It also includes which islands attract more mantas, how many females and males are there, and how the mantas move between the islands.
