Wow - with an extra helping of WOWZA!
Story here.
And since it's so awesome, here's some more Manta hanky panky for good measure!
Enjoy!
Thank you Serena!
Showing posts with label Awesome Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Awesome Video. Show all posts
Monday, November 04, 2019
Sunday, March 10, 2019
Flying Mobulas!
Watch - awesome stuff!
And here's the BBC - unmatched as always!
Enjoy!
Friday, January 12, 2018
Saturday, July 12, 2014
The Sharks!
This is phenomenal stuff.
David remarks correctly,
This is honest, beautifully crafted and real documentary film-making and reminds those of us old enough to remember, an hour long TV slot used to mean an hour of content as opposed to 47 minutes of content wrapped around what the broadcaster really wants you to watch, the 13 minutes of commercials.
Look at those involved on screen as well, The Taylors, Eugenie Clark, John McCosker, Richard Ellis, all of whom are there because they have earned the right to be there, they have something of value to add, they're not there because they look cool, because they do as they're told or because they've bought their way in, they're there because they're awesome.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Peacock Spiders - ridiculously awesome!
Check this out!
This is Maratus volans.
More videos with different coloration here, more pictures here.
Story here.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
ABC4 - absolutely awesome Footage!
ABC4 with Epic Diving in Cat IslandWow.
Somebody has posted the link into the comments section here and I must say, I am simply blown away by ABC4's jaw-dropping cinematography!
Enjoy!
Somebody has posted the link into the comments section here and I must say, I am simply blown away by ABC4's jaw-dropping cinematography!
Enjoy!
Bravo Joe!
Great pic by, I think, Lawrence!Joe Romeiro has once again posted a stellar video.
It is about Cal Ripfin aka Shredder, one of the stars of Guadalupe.
Great footage, editing, music - and great guy!
Enjoy!
Tip'o hat (and HNY!): The Dorsal Fin!
Friday, October 14, 2011
Mobulas: Awesome!
Check this out!
It is from the Sea of Cortez and depicts one of the four local species of Mobula, a small relative to the Manta Rays - the latter in plural as now there are at least two: remember? Large Mobulas can be distinguished from small Mantas by having the mouth beneath and not in front of the head.
I'll venture a guess and state that this is most likely an aggregation of Pigmy Devil Rays, Mobula munkiana, a small gregarious migratory species that is endemic to that coast of the Americas.
Enjoy and be amazed!
It is from the Sea of Cortez and depicts one of the four local species of Mobula, a small relative to the Manta Rays - the latter in plural as now there are at least two: remember? Large Mobulas can be distinguished from small Mantas by having the mouth beneath and not in front of the head.
I'll venture a guess and state that this is most likely an aggregation of Pigmy Devil Rays, Mobula munkiana, a small gregarious migratory species that is endemic to that coast of the Americas.
Enjoy and be amazed!
Saturday, August 14, 2010
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