The waters around Isla Holbox off Mexicos Yucatán Peninsula teem with plankton, a feast for giant whale sharks—10-meter giants that gather by the hundreds from June through September. These super-sized, but toothless filter feeders are the core of a local tourism industry, but over-development could threaten this delicate balance. Dr. Sylvia Earle narrates. Kip Evans - Producer and Director of Photography. 2010 Blue Ocean Film Festival non-broadcast winning Film.
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playboyzgameplay 3 weeks ago
Great Video! Thanks for Posting!
SnorkelSki 3 months ago
Beautiful... Spectacular.
All One. All Oceans.
Love, love.... Love
paulacaro2 7 months ago in playlist Holbox Expedition
This is amazing footage. Thanks for posting! The whale sharks are beautiful, so are the flamingos. They actually seem to display their own natural fashion show with the rose of the flamingos and the polka dots of the sharks. I've been in the water with lots of sharks, but never with whale sharks and I never knew they were so beautiful and graceful. They are amazing. I love the footage of the diver with shark. and good for the Mexican Government. Thanks for this.
WiseWomenSpeak 7 months ago in playlist Holbox Expedition
México! Amazing underwater views.
:)
EkBalam707 1 year ago
Thank you for sharing this video with us.
Albertan1956 1 year ago