Stingray V.S. Underwater Camera
dewlzfling asked:
I took my underwater camera to Sea World’s stingray petting tank to test it out when a curious stingray decided to try the lense of my camera for lunch and he must have liked it because he went at it 2 more times but when I took the camera out of the water I realized that I forgot to press the record button when I put it in the water, so I tried again but my dad made me pull out the camera right before the stingray got to the camera… so leave your honest feed back please… and Enjoy!!!
Beluga Whale blows Bubbles
itnsource asked:
Allya the Beluga whale at an aquarium in western Japan has learned to blow bubble rings. In the wild, some dolphins and whales blow bubble rings by inhaling air through their blowholes and releasing it through their mouths underwater. But thanks to scuba diving equipment, Allya can do it anytime.
Allya clearly loves interacting with her audience. She aims the bubbles at spectators as they peer in through the glass.
Giant Cuttlefish Attack SCUBA diver
dakuwanga asked:
Giant Cuttlefish attack on female dive buddy. Cuttlefish are very intellegent and are attracted to “shiny” things such as this torch. I motioned to her to switch the torch off, unfortunately she didn’t understand and this footage is the result. This cuttlefish followed us for another 20 minutes.
