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A rare sighting of a thresher shark milling around underneath a baitball. This was taken while freediving.
By David Valencia
posted Monday, July 30, 2012
42 votes

It's the beginning of shark week and Guadalupe season. This is a good beginning.
By David Valencia
posted Tuesday, August 14, 2012
33 votes

A Yellowfin Tuna was running from some false killer whales. The tuna was hiding under our arms and legs as the false killer whales swam circles around us.
By David Valencia
posted Thursday, March 21, 2013
32 votes

An escort male pursues a momma and calf humpback whale. It only took a day before momma decided he didn't fit the bill. We found the momma and calf the next morning without the boyfriend.
By David Valencia
posted Thursday, March 21, 2013
31 votes

These were sailfish finishing a baitball and moving to another. We kept having to jump into the boat, find them, and jump in again. They would attack the bait for awhile, but would move on. One of my friends jumped in with scuba for a different look.
By David Valencia
posted Tuesday, June 26, 2012
30 votes

Whale shark swimming circles around roca partida, mex.
By David Valencia
posted Sunday, July 15, 2012
30 votes

Whale Shark up close and personal in the Galapagos.
By David Valencia
posted Tuesday, November 8, 2011
29 votes

Friendly whale shark swims circles around the boat during surface interval. All had a great time swimming with the little guy.
By David Valencia
posted Monday, June 25, 2012
29 votes

A floating board creates some open water refuge for these juvenile jacks. The Silky Sharks, Yellowfin Tuna, and Dolphins attacked this baitball.
By David Valencia
posted Wednesday, June 5, 2013
29 votes

Eagle Ray swimming with hammerheads. The current was moving, but the eagle stood still in the current while the hammerheads filled the water column.
By David Valencia
posted Monday, December 19, 2011
28 votes
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This bay on Isabella Is. was crawling with green sea turtles. The water was quite murky and I was freediving to shoot the shot. These two green sea turtles were interacting and I caught them in a funny moment.
A friendly Nassau Grouper and diver. The grouper enjoyed seeing his image in the diver's mask.
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Juvenile spotted Drum swimming in circles between the rocks.
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This lettuce leaf slug was quite busy during a night dive. This little guy was about the size of your finger nail. this particular night, this variety was all over.
This spotted eel was very "friendly." Nipping at everything that went by. This diver watches on as the eel snaps at a triggerfish.
A rare find in the Bahamas. El Caballito! Shot with a Nikon 300S, 105mm, Ikelite housing, 125 Strobes at quarter power.
This juvenile squid had colors like I had never seen before hovering mid water during a night dive. It was shot using a Nikon 300S,105mm, Ikelite housing.
This shot was taken on Wolf Island, Galapagos where we had a ton of hammerheads. It was difficult to get close enough for a shot, but this one was curious. It looks like she has some mating scars. This was shot using a Tokina 10-17mm with a Nikon300S
Whale Shark up close and personal in the Galapagos.
 
 
 
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