Marine Dynamics Blog

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A gloomy start to the day with low laying clouds and a sprinkling of rain here and there but as we headed out of the harbour the day immediately brightened up as we spied a large pod of Common dolphins heading our way…

We came for sharks, but were treated to so much more!

Poor sea conditions kept us away from the ocean yesterday, so as the sun rose today we were curious if our white sharks had stuck around or if they began to venture off to continue on their migration..

The first three months of 2018 have been like a seal trying to maneuver away from a hunting Great White shark, going one way before changing direction, trying to anticipate the next move without knowing, however as we all know…these things can be unpredictable!

Wakey wakey shark cage divers! The sharks are ready and waiting!

The day began with the sun rising behind the mountains, giving us a beautiful sunrise as we ventured out to sea. We were hopeful for what the day would bring us after having consistent white shark sightings for several weeks…

Early starters get sunrises and sharks…

Happy Easter to our friends around the world…..

The sky was cloudy, but the sharks still came out to play….

Well the weather might have been all doom and gloom throughout the day and whilst a little bit of rain may affect our moods not so much is said for the sharks, who of course don't mind a little bit of water…

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