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In between shooting still photography and hanging on for dear life in the surge and currents, we managed to get in a bit of practice with Merry's new GoPro.
Warning; Contains brief scenes of White Tip shark sexual encounters.
https://youtu.be/Pp44Z-ORIkI
 
Cool. Interesting bottom and some not ideal vis. Quite unlike most places I've dove. The white-tips never bothered me. The gray reef sharks did. And lizards that can hold their breath and swim. Weird!

Thanks for sharing. 8)
 
Totally awesome video accompanied with nice background music. I enjoyed this much. Thank you for sharing with us Phil.
 
Great Video! I live the shots of the Marine Iguana! That is very special! Thanks for sharing.
 
You've got to be kidding me! Great stuff. Thank you so much!
 
Great video and even thought I love to dive , no fing way, to many sharks for me. The Iguana was very cool to see.
 
Oh, way better on a bigger (than a small tablet) screen. Just watched a second full time. Great video but as Tom says, tooooo many Sharks for my comfort..

Harvey
SleepyC :moon

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The white-tip reefs sharks are pretty much harmless and not aggressive. I traveled and dove down in Kwajalein yearly (for work) and they were everywhere. Their behavior only changed if food was involved such as spearfishing. Even then, they were more interested in stealing an easy meal than attacking humans. They were generally docile and we got so used to them, they were literally ignored. Now the gray reefs are a whole, different thing.
 
I was looking at the hammer heads and the other big sharks. So too many =1 just so you know.
 
starcrafttom":1g1g4xmm said:
I was looking at the hammer heads and the other big sharks. So too many =1 just so you know.
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Tom, We certainly agree on this. :arrow: :)

Harvey
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