The second dive so far has been really nice, lots of horse eyed jacks, cottonmouth jacks some big yellowfin tunas, some saw a handful o hammerhead sharks, the north side of the rock had some silvertip sharks, silkies, Galapagos, and then the big surprise showed up: a whale shark, guests are loving it!
Read MoreToday we are in Roca O’Neill. What a first dive! No current, manta parade, five or six mantas one after another, also a school of 30 hammerheads, and a small pod of bottlenose dolphins. We stayed for 1 more dive here in Roca O’Neill, this second dive was very good too, same conditions, on this dive our guests could see three or four mantas. One manta stayed all the dive with one of the groups.
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San Pedro Martir(or Mártir) is the most isolated island in the Gulf of California, located right in the center, 51 km from the Baja California peninsula and 53 km from the coast of Sonora. Bahía de los Ángeles is one of the few places in the world where Whale Sharks congregate. The shape of the […]
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We had Great Whites in Guadalupe, lots of California Sea Lions on the way down south, now Giant Mantas and Silky sharks and dolphins…all in one trip, and the best still lays ahead.
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The day ended with a whale shark jamboree, with five or six different individuals providing super up close and personal encounters.
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I 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.
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