White Tipped Reef Shark
I know that many sharks are not to be feared, and I have always wanted to see one snorkeling. I was lucky enough to see this approximately five foot white tipped reef shark while snorkeling, and also lucky enough to get a photo with one of those disposable underwater cameras. The shark swam under us for a long while, and it was graceful and seemed to be looking for things in the shallower waters.
In the Galapagos, I also saw several Galapagos sharks, but they were circling the boat and I was not in the water with them. They were large, and gorgeous. I never did get a photo, but they were really, really neat to see.
I also saw a giant Eagle Ray - at least 6 feet across. I watched it move a rock with its nose and look under it on the ocean floor. It was too deep to get a photo of, and I was surprised how large its head was.
The snorkeling in Galapagos offered huge numbers of fish, more than I have ever seen elsewhere. I saw turtles, swam with sea lions every time, and got to see a shark and a ray - doesn't get much better than that!
In the Galapagos, I also saw several Galapagos sharks, but they were circling the boat and I was not in the water with them. They were large, and gorgeous. I never did get a photo, but they were really, really neat to see.
I also saw a giant Eagle Ray - at least 6 feet across. I watched it move a rock with its nose and look under it on the ocean floor. It was too deep to get a photo of, and I was surprised how large its head was.
The snorkeling in Galapagos offered huge numbers of fish, more than I have ever seen elsewhere. I saw turtles, swam with sea lions every time, and got to see a shark and a ray - doesn't get much better than that!
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