Tag: pilot whales

A Dive Master’s Amazing First-Hand Experience Diving off Las Animas

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Categories Dive Report
Post date 2023-08-11
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By Nautilus Crew on August 11th, 2023 in Dive Report

What a day we had. We started the day by arriving at a little island called Las Animas close to San Jose Island. I love this dive spot because of the variety of sea creatures that abound in this place. We did 3 amazing dives here with lots of playful Sea Lions and some Guadalupe […]

Tags dolphins, guadalupe fur seal, pilot whales, sea lions, turtles

Our Multilingual Guests

By Nautilus Guests on June 30th, 2018 in Guests, Socorro

And right then, all of the sudden, we saw a massive free-swimming moray eel, a couple smaller white tips AND a massive Manta cruising around and checking out my sombrero!

Tags dolphins, Giant Mantas, hammerheads, Mantas, Moray Eel, pilot whales, sharks, silver tip, white tip

Whale sharks, mantas, dolphins, false-killer whales, octopus, Galapogos sharks, Hammerhead sharks, Silky sharks… I could go on and on. Captain’s Log May 15th 2011 Socorro

Post author By Nautilus Staff
Categories Archive
Post date 2011-05-17
1 Comment on Whale sharks, mantas, dolphins, false-killer whales, octopus, Galapogos sharks, Hammerhead sharks, Silky sharks… I could go on and on. Captain’s Log May 15th 2011 Socorro

By Nautilus Staff on May 17th, 2011 in Archive

Everything seemed to come together to make this trip a truly wonderful experience. The gorgeous weather, the great company of the guests and crew, and of course, the diving. I don’t know how to describe the diving in a way that will justify the experience! Whale sharks, mantas, dolphins, false-killer whales, octopus, Galapogos sharks, Hammerhead […]

Tags captain's blog, giant manta, manta, mexico, Nautilus Explorer, Octopus, pilot whales, Revillagigedos, Whale Shark

Yellow-fin tuna hunting underwater and then becoming prey when false killer whales moved in on us – Captain, hostess and guest blog – May 22, 2010

Post author By Nautilus Staff
Categories Archive
Post date 2010-05-22
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By Nautilus Staff on May 22nd, 2010 in Archive

More great diving at the one of a kind Roca Partida today, despite the wind and choppy sea state. For those of you not familiar with Roca Partida, from the surface it is nothing more than a rock, roughly 200 ft long by 100 ft high, jutting up in mid-pacific, hundreds of miles from any […]