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A curious baby humpback swims by me on the way to get a breath. The escort male is just visible behind momma. Despite the protection of the adult whales, two orcas killed and ate the baby the day after this photo was taken.
By Craig Mcinally
posted Monday, February 9, 2015
36 votes

American crocodile on midnight patrol across a crystal-clear, remote cenote on the edge of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere near Tulum.
By Craig Mcinally
posted Wednesday, September 23, 2015
15 votes

Giant's gaze. Male escort humpback eyes the photographer but passes calmly by, raising his pectoral fin just over my head to avoid contact.
By Craig Mcinally
posted Friday, February 13, 2015
12 votes

Buoyancy. A still-buoyant baby humpback uses mom's body to stay below the surface.
By Craig Mcinally
posted Monday, March 2, 2015
12 votes

A giant manta and the zodiac tender pass going in opposite directions.
By Craig Mcinally
posted Thursday, February 19, 2015
11 votes

American crocodile swimming in a cenote on the edge of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere. Shot around midnight during nesting season. Had to blaze a path through jungle to access this small, wild cenote. Hardest entry/exit of any dives I've ever done.
By Craig Mcinally
posted Friday, January 15, 2016
11 votes


By Craig Mcinally
posted Thursday, February 12, 2015
6 votes

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7 Entries Found
American crocodile swimming in a cenote on the edge of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere. Shot around midnight during nesting season. Had to blaze a path through jungle to access this small, wild cenote. Hardest entry/exit of any dives I've ever done.
American crocodile on midnight patrol across a crystal-clear, remote cenote on the edge of the Sian Ka'an Biosphere near Tulum.
Buoyancy. A still-buoyant baby humpback uses mom's body to stay below the surface.
A giant manta and the zodiac tender pass going in opposite directions.
Giant's gaze. Male escort humpback eyes the photographer but passes calmly by, raising his pectoral fin just over my head to avoid contact.
"Bubble Job" These resident giant mantas seek out divers and seem to enjoy the feel of bubbles.
A curious baby humpback swims by me on the way to get a breath. The escort male is just visible behind momma. Despite the protection of the adult whales, two orcas killed and ate the baby the day after this photo was taken.
Gold Medal Gold Medal 2015
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Editor's Comment
Magical shot showing the ocean's most majestic creatures and making us all jealous :) The ambient light here worked perfectly and the colors are deep and precise. Clear winner!
 
 
7 Entries Found