Following link contains some interesting information. http://ocean.si.edu/ocean-life-ecosystems/great-white-shark/ Captain Mike.
Read MoreBefore we even got to Guadalupe, there was a stopoff at San Benito Island that was just as rewarding. Swimming with fur seals that weren’t used to divers, being allowed to swim right up to them, stare into their eyes and watch as two mammals take the most primal of steps to build a bond […]
Read MoreDivemaster Dan here. Writing from Vancouver, British Columbia where I left the warm water and wonderful pelagics behind for “doing time” in the office (it’s actually really easy – I just talk to people all day about how cool it is to have a staring contest with a Great White Shark from only 4 feet away, […]
Read MoreWhite Shark Offshore Habitat: A Behavioral and Environmental Characterization of the Eastern Pacific Shared Offshore Foraging Area By: Nicole Nasby-Lucas1*, Heidi Dewar2, Chi H. Lam3, Kenneth J. Goldman4, Michael L. Domeier1 1 Marine Conservation Science Institute, Fallbrook, California, United States of America, 2 Southwest Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, La Jolla, California, United […]
Read MoreGood evening! This is first mate Sandy writing, from the beautiful Sea of Cortez near La Paz, Mexico. We have anchored in a small bay on the island of Espiritu Santo for the night, before heading back to the local California sea lion colony, Los Islotes, for some adrenaline-filled diving with some gregarious marine mammals […]
Read MoreAfter my time diving and guiding here on the Island of Socorro and the Revillagigedos. It is now my 5th season and my trip number 54 down here. I skipped my work in palau to come back to Socorro. It is not easy diving and getting in to big animals are not easy. It takes […]
Read MoreI am often asked if diving with great white sharks of Guadalupe Island is safe. My answer is HECK NO!!! You are diving with apex predators that are 18 feet long with the girth of a volkswagen van. There is NOTHING safe about these animals. BUT our cages our safe. They were engineered […]
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