#scuba diving
This beautiful great hammerhead was one of the stars of my recent trip to Bimini! Despite their enormous size and power, they are incredibly cautious and can even be regarded as shy. Unlike the tiger sharks at Tiger Beach, these sharks are easily spooked by people not being calm, or even the ever-present, far smaller nurse sharks!
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Can I ask for this dance?
There’s nothing quite like having a tiger shark swim just over your head!
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Cancun offers an unimaginable world of underwater beauty and is one of the best places in the world for scuba diving. Cancun scuba diving is famous because of its shallow reefs alive with the dazzling colours of fish and coral.
With visibility ranging some days upward of 200 feet, this Caribbean wonderland deserves its reputation as a major scuba diving destination. The best Cancun diving is found off the shores of Cozumel, where crystal-clear, warm water houses thousands of incredibly beautiful tropical fish and other marine life.
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Every year Austria’s Green lake undergoes a dramatic transformation. During the winter months, the lake is only around two metres deep, but when the ice melts and flows down from the nearby mountains in the summer, the water level rises to over ten metres. A popular park for hiking becomes a unique destination for divers.
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Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray | Taeniura lymma
“These foragers dig in the sand, hunting shallow sand-dwelling animals like shrimp and crabs. Unlike most rays, blue spotted ribbontail rays will rarely bury themselves completely, though they sometimes will to ambush prey or when they migrate in large groups to shallow, sandy areas.
This is a species that prefers to be left alone and are far more likely to swim away from a fight. The blue spots are meant to tell predators and other animals to stay away. If cornered they can lash out with the poisoned barb on the end of their tails, and that venom can prove fatal to many species, including humans. (Source)
Fuck your dream job what’s your dream hobby that you don’t have the means to take up yet. Mine are falconry and aerial acrobatics
Extremely close call with a big Shark
I would have filled my wetsuit if this was me.
