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Feeding time.

Up close. GoPro Hero2.

Some sharks are known to occasionally "eject" their intestine through the cloaca. Sharks have elongated pyloric stomachs that allow them to "shoot" and retract their entire spiral-shaped intestine. Although there are some reported cases of smaller sharks showing this remarkable behavior, it has never been filmed or reported from sharks as large as the tiger.

Love and Respect for these beautiful creatures 💙

While cage diving in Guadalupe, Mexico a female great white shark began chomping on my cage. My heart was pounding, the adrenaline was gushing but I just couldn't leave this photo opp. How many people get to stare down the throat of a 3,000 lb great white shark and bring back this quality of footage?

This trip is made for people who loves the adventure and enjoy being in the middle of the ocean looking for wildlife. We will search for group of sardines by observing the birds’ behavior. The star of the excursion is the Sailfish, it is the quickest fish in the marine world, and it loves to feed of the sardines. While looking for sailfish, you might also observe Mobula Rays, Manta Rays, Whaleshark and many others pelagic life.

The incredible richness of a sanctuary situated at the southern tip of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

Sardines Sardines Sardines March hast started great for us at www.expert-tours.com the most amaizing adventures with White Sharks and Dolphins, Whales, Sharks and sea Birds. Our Sardine Run starts successfully each year from February here off the Eastern Cape - Port Elizabeth, the home of Expert-Tours and Rainer and Silke Schimpf

Humpback calf drinking milk off its mum.

Baby Orcas. Port Angeles, WA

A once in a lifetime connection with a curious orca in the Sea of Cortez.

An unforgettable and personal encounter with a killer whale.

A group of orcas cruised around a jet ski off Kaikoura Peninsula, northeast of New Zealand’s South Island. David Lyons, who runs a surf school in Kaikoura, captured the beautiful show put on by the killer whales. Lyons said the playful animals were “totally surrounding us and playing with the wake and bubbles, freely swimming underneath and beside us and slapping their flukes with excitement.” Courtesy of David Lyons

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Orcas spyhopping in Kaldfjord near Tromso, Norway on 30/11/15 & 4/12/15. Viewed from MS Sula.

December 11, 2022

Orcas ☼☼☼ Whale Watching Cruise/August 5th, 2014. San Juan Islands, Washington.

When this pod of Orcas cruised by my boat I knew it was the end of the day's salmon fishing. The big male's tail slapping (at about the 1:00 mark) was clearly a sign that he wanted me out of their territory. There is a final breach at about the 2:35 mark. I'm aware of the regs regarding keeping distance from Orcas. I shut down my trolling engine and brought in my gear as soon as I noticed them at several hundred yards distance. The pod seemed to be all around me and, quite frankly, I was so fascinated that I turned on my camera instead of motoring away immediately. A small commercial whale watch boat came by to make sure I was aware of the rules.

Given that it is pretty rare to encounter a pod of orcas, also known as killer whales in the Sea of Cortez, it is even rarer to find a family traveling with a calf just a few months old. This particular pod even got closer to check us out, perhaps as if they were showing their young their first sight of humans.