Nov 10, 2019
Sometimes it’s good to be in the depths.
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Sometimes it’s good to be in the depths.
Happy Holidays from all of at at Pelagic Life. Lets ALL work together to protect the open ocean marine life around the world! No blue, no green. Photo @elnq #pelagiclife #mexicopelagico #christmas
We would love to have you out again and share another amazing experience with you. We feel great to know that we have done our jobs to spread shark awareness and conquer fears of these wonderful apex predators. Our jobs and voices are not done so it’s important to know people like you are doing their part to spread the same awareness. Mahalo for sharing and giving us a shout out! #Repost @hola_es_lola ・・・ #tbt to a couple of years ago when I fell in love with sharks 🦈! Such beautiful animals—and some of my favorite pelagics that I’ve encountered yet. Contrary to what most people assume, this was not an adrenaline-filled experience. I felt so much peace and appreciation for these animals, the ocean, and this planet. It was completely awe-inspiring to share the ocean with them; to be in THEIR home, and to witness their natural behaviors whilst breaking down all of the harmful myths out there about their danger to humans. If anything, us humans are the ones to be feared. #sharksarefriends #sharksareawesome #sharks #galapagossharks #oahu #hawaii #oneoceandiving #justiceforsharks #sharklover #pelagic #pelagiclife #ocean #oceanlover P.S. I encourage you to learn more about sharks, their importance to the health of our oceans, and their behaviors, instead of relying on the misleading information that the media feeds us! They truly are some incredible animals. (Okay, rant over). 🤙🏽
This photograph is astonishing. Now imagine experiencing this... with movement! Bahía Magdalena · November 2013 Photo @erick.higuera More info http://bit.ly/2lzIOAZ #pelagiclife #mexicopelagico #mobula #freediving #underwater #mexico #baja #ocean #flock
"I was snorkeling with these two humpback whales in Roca Partida. The mother remained at 40-50ft while the calf played around, up and down. Then, while the calf was swimming towards the surface she suddenly sped up and jumped out of the water. I thought she was going to land right on top of me so I just closed my eyes, swam away and took as many photos as I could. I loved this one in particular." @erick.higuera #pelagiclife #mexicopelagico #humpback #whale #breaching #rocapartida #solmarv #ocean #underwater #uwphoto
The Kajikia Audax (AKA striped marlin, stripey, striper, spearfish or spikefish) are strong, fast and very agile carnivorous fish. They hunt during the day in the top 100 meters, often near the surface. Witnessing this event is a privilege. We got the chance to document this spectacle in November 2016 and once again last month. We'll soon share some great footage of both expeditions. November 2016 · Bahía Magdalena, México Photo @jerochucho #mexicopelagico #pelagiclife #marlin #baitball #uwphotography
Our safaris might get really really good!! Photo @jerrynasser #pelagiclife #pelagicsafari #mexicopelagico #marlin #baitball #uwphotography
Whale sharks can live up to 100 years. Their only known predator: humans. We are working with local fishermen and communities so that more people understand that all sharks are worth more alive than dead. Sustainable ecotourism is not only good for the marine ecosystem but also for the community's economy. Respect for these gentle giants. August 2017 · Bahía Gonzaga · #mexicopelagico Photo @jerochucho #consevation #pelagiclife #sharks #whaleshark #ecoturism