But then, a big shade away, yes yes… A huge female whale shark, pregnant, like 10m length swimming slowly, wow amazing!
Read MoreBut then, a big shade away, yes yes… A huge female whale shark, pregnant, like 10m length swimming slowly, wow amazing!
Read MoreI turned and once again the whale shark was approaching. I ascended about 10 feet to stay out of its’s way and get some video. Very exciting for my first day diving.
Read MoreA very large whale shark cruised in to greet us followed by various species of sharks including silver tip, hammerhead, galapagos and silkie sharks all in one massive school.
Read MoreSome hammerheads made a cameo on the last dive, as well as humpback whales just behind the boat during the surface interval topped off the end of the day.
Read MoreJust when we were wondering how it could get any better… our eyes adjust looking out into the blue water as the famous spots of the largest fish in the ocean appear. A school bus of a giant female *WHALESHARK!!* cruises past us, only to be followed by a couple chevron and black manta rays.
Read MoreSecond dive of the day, we saw two beautiful hammerhead sharks among about ten Galapagos sharks. Visibility was incredible.
Read MoreSchools of Galapagos sharks, Juvenile Whale shark being pursued by Galapagos sharks, Big school of hammers, silkies, silvertips, various species hunting balls of fish, big healthy schools of trevallies, many many shelves of whitetip sharks resting together, a healthy thriving system. I had to ask my self was this the way the ocean used to […]
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