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How would you describe the Humpback Song? Socorro 2012, Baja California, Mexico.

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Post date 2012-03-24
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By Nautilus Staff on March 24th, 2012 in Archive

Well this is a question, tears in my eyes, the song of the siren calling me to them. Come to me… so loud so beautiful, the high pitched calf, the mommy.. sometimes feeling the vibration off my chest when they are so close! Sadly vis was not good, so we could not see them underwater. […]

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There was a giant black manta dressed in Prada, jet black with white stripes flying solo. She was curious like a cat. Socorro 2012, Mexico.

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Post date 2012-03-19
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By Nautilus Staff on March 19th, 2012 in Archive

It was thrilling to hear whales‚ music on our first dive. And giant mantas on our second! With graceful wings he hung over me, letting my breath bubble across his belly claspers and all! Great! Huge schools of yellowfin tuna, wahoo, and jacks. Galapagos and hammerhead sharks. Oh yeah, and the mantas wouldn’t leave us […]

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12 foot hammerheads, 4 to 5 foot white tips, and some 10 foot duskies. Socorro, Mexico.

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Post date 2012-03-14
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By Nautilus Staff on March 14th, 2012 in Archive

1er jour au bout du monde a San Benedicto: Apres une tres longue navigation de plus d’1 journee apparait a nous l’ombre de l’ile de San Benedicto temps plutot voile qui annonce 1 journee de plongee pleinede surprises et de mysteres. Que se cache t‚il dans les eaux chargees de plancton de Socorro? The […]

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Isla de Socorro – Kirk's Adventure to Socorro Island.

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Post date 2012-03-05
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By Nautilus Staff on March 5th, 2012 in Archive

This is reblogged from Christopher Spencer. Originally published at http://www.travelinggeologist.com/ Kirk Schleiffarth (fromschlifeisgood) was gracious enough to share he adventures battling volcanos in Mexico. Kirk is a graduate student at Washington State University doing a MSc in volcanology. Kirk is an avid mountaineer, socialite, and troubadour. Thanks Kirk for sharing. Isla de Socorro, Mexico Socorro Island is 650 […]

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When they rolled round we rolled round, when we stopped to gaze at them they stopped to gaze at us. Socorro Island, Mexico.

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Post date 2012-02-21
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By Nautilus Staff on February 21st, 2012 in Archive

TELL US ABOUT YOUR DIVES! Mantas, Mantas, Mantas! The Boiler is fantastic for Mantas. They actually seem to like interactions with us humans. A very special and humbling experience. Sailed to Roca Partida and saw whales breeching and fin slapping. Underwater was crystal clear with abundant White Tip Reef Sharks, Galapagos Sharks, Jacks, and fishes. […]

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The visibility was hard to describe. Some guest said 200 feet. Others said gin clear. Socorro Island, Mexico.

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Post date 2012-02-14
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By Nautilus Staff on February 14th, 2012 in Archive

Roca Partida is one of those magical places that exist in our dreams. We have had the pleasure of spending two full days of diving around “The Rock”. Now remember it is also smack dab in the middle of nowhere close to land or shelter, it is exposed to all the elements at hand. I […]

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After a slow cruise along the eastern shore of Clarion Island we dropped anchor off a huge reddish colored cliff rising straight out of the ocean. Clarion, Socorro Islands, Mexico.

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Post date 2012-02-13
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By Nautilus Staff on February 13th, 2012 in Archive

We arrived at the remote Clarion Island early this morning after an overnight transit from Roca Partida. Clarion is the 4th island in the Revillagigedo chain of islands, commonly known as the Socorro Islands. We rarely get a chance to dive here, so we are still in the exploration stage at Clarion. Today after checking […]

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