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New Blog post on my Kia Over There page

July 17, 2014

There's a new blog post over at kiaoverthere.org, concerning the specifics of my and Chris Neighbors' conservation project in Fiji. Check it out here.

Source: http://www.kiaoverthere.org/blog/2014/6/16/l3lpx958rvaemwa7wni9x2j3ei3re2
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Yesterday on our trip to the Antarctic Peninsula we explored a shipwreck with a massive blue whale skeleton nearby. Pictured here is part of the jaw of the whale. Here’s my dive partner @mayasantangelo’s take on the experience: “Man
Yesterday on our trip to the Antarctic Peninsula we explored a shipwreck with a massive blue whale skeleton nearby. Pictured here is part of the jaw of the whale. Here’s my dive partner @mayasantangelo’s take on the experience: “Managed to squeeze in time for a dive this afternoon on the wreck of a Norwegian whaling ship that sunk in 1915 in Foyn Harbor (named after the inventor of the exploding harpoon) at Enterprise Island (named for the “enterprise” of the industrial whaling of this region) on the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula. This was honestly one of the most interesting dives and humbling experiences of my life. Pictured is my dive buddy next to the ~100 year old bones of a Blue Whale, the largest animal to have ever lived on earth. After having humpbacks right next to us when we rolled in at this morning’s dive site, followed by playful whale sightings all day, it’s hard to put into words the contrast. When we think about the days of commercial whaling, we probably look back and think about how far we’ve come from our actions in the past. Will we ever reach the same feeling about how we treat the planet today? Or will we look back and wonder why we didn’t do better.” . Check out @mayasantangelo for a photo of me with the whale. #natgeoexpeditions #antarctica
You gotta love a shark who will adjust the camera to get his best angles. Who gets the photo credit here? Taken on a mounted #gopro. #tigershark
Keeping the aerial theme going, here are five eagle rays swimming in unison near the Ningaloo reef.
My current mood as I try to finish several projects before a trip next week. Featuring a nurse shark and whip ray off the coast of Belize.
My current mood as I try to finish several projects before a trip next week. Featuring a nurse shark and whip ray off the coast of Belize.
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