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We must admit that the scuba mask is so cool and just in time for Easter!

He is just too adorable!

This occurred around 35 minutes into the affair. She left right after this. You go figure.

It's amazing how beautiful the ocean is!

It is hard to interpret it any other way! This is so cool!

These are Whitetip Sharks and this video was taken off the Cocos Islands in the Pacific. Cocos is off the coast of Costa Rica and the island is know for its sharks. The Whitetip Sharks at Cocos sleep during the day and feed at night. All the fuzz that can be seen in the video is plankton that appears as a reflection when the video lights (or flash lights) shine directly on them and reflect back.

Socorro Island is known for its manta rays and in this video, four of these majestic animals swim with divers at Roca Partida (one of the numerous dive locations on Socorro Island). So cool!

Baby dolphin beached itself and was saved by local fishermen.

Lionfish are not native to the Caribbean (Gulf of Mexico) and they have no natural enemies in these waters except for man.

Such an amazing experience!

This baby turtle is just cuteness overload!

The pilot boat (the red boat) transports, the harbor pilot back to shore after he guides the cruise ship out to sea. The tug boat (blue boat) helps guide the ship.

Excited fans ignite sparklers (aka road flares) at Olympiacos soccer game on night of 11/05/2023

Fans ignite flares at soccer game

A pod of false killer whales visited scuba divers at Socorro Island. They are called false killer whales because they hunt similar to killer whales, but they look more like pilot whales.

These are Caribbean Grey Reef Sharks. They are awaiting their twice a day feeding around a wreck in the Bahamas. Grey reef sharks are common in the Bahamas and this was the general area in the Bahamas where parts of the James Bond movie "Thunderbolt" were made. If you remember the movie, it had sharks swimming around a military airplane.

This is the bridge of the USS Oriskany, a 44,000 ton aircraft carrier that was sunk off the coast of Pensacola, Florida. The ship was launched on October 13, 1945 and is 888 feet long. The fight deck is about 140 feet down and deep of the bridge in this video was over 80 feet, as can be seen by the lack color other than green (except when the video strobe light adds light and color).

This is the bridge of the USS Oriskany. The USS Oriskany is a 44,000 ton aircraft carrier that was sunk off the coast of Pensacola, Florida. On the day this video was taken, the visibility was not great.

This video shows what it looks like from the dive boat when cage diving at Guadalupe Island off the coast of Mexico. The Great White Sharks are there so they can feed on juvenile elephant seals because elephant seals use Guadalupe Island as a nursery each year in the late summer and fall. The water visibility is outstanding (80 to 100 feet). The shark in this video is a adult female great white shark in the 15 foot range. From my underwater videos, it is easy to see that these animals actually do look bigger underwater. You can also see in this video that these are careful animals that do not mindlessly attack everything they see. Oh, why do I say the shark in this video is a she, well, because she looks pregnant.

This video was taken off Socorro Island, which is a favorite dive location. Check it out!

The video was taken in the waters off Guadalupe Island. This Great White Shark is escorted by a school of pilot fish. I guess he is a messy eater. Great white sharks migrate past Guadalupe Island annually to feed on juvenile elephant seals. Elephant seals use the island as a nursery in the summer and early fall and that is when the great white sharks are there. Male great white sharks have two long things hanging out (claspers). The females are typically bigger than the males and typically have mating scars (unlike males).

The video was taken in the waters off Guadalupe Island and is at actual speed. This Great White Shark is escorted by a school of pilot fish. I guess he is a messy eater. Great white sharks migrate past Guadalupe Island annually to feed on juvenile elephant seals. Elephant seals use the island as a nursery in the summer and early fall and that is when the great white sharks are there. Male great white sharks have two long things hanging out (claspers). The females are typically bigger than the males and typically have mating scars (unlike males).

This large gathering of sharks took place at Truk Lagoon. A shark Feeding Frenzy is always fun to watch. As you can see from the video, size matters if you are a shark. The big shark in the video is a Silver Tip Shark, the majority of the rest of the sharks are Grey Reef Sharks.

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