Sentences with phrase «where hammerhead shark»

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We weren't in the best dive spot — the Galápagos has truly remarkable locations where you can swim through schools of hammerhead sharks, for example — but it wasn't bad.

Learning About Predators This worksheet will have the student fill out the data for both a hammerhead shark and a swordfish, explaining what they eat, and where they are usually found.

Apart from this, Apo 29 is also a popular site known for its swift currents where you can possibly site thresher sharks, hammerheads, and other large reef sharks.

They ply the waters all the way to the little - visited northernmost islands in the Galápagos archipelago, where deep, cold, current - filled diving yields time with manta rays, whale sharks, sunfish, and hammerhead sharks.

Off the east end of Molokai is a structure called Moku «ho'oniki Rock where you may see bigger sealife such as Scalloped Hammerhead sharks, manta rays, spinner dolphins, Hawaiian Monk Seals, or Galapagos sharks, along with a reef system teeming with fish.

Eagle rays and the Cayman Islands» trademark turtles are common sightings along the East End walls, and it is also the area where divers stand a reasonable chance of seeing passing reef sharks, and possibly even hammerheads.

Boats depart from Cabo San Lucas for cruises to the Socorro Islands, where undersea pinnacles attract giant manta rays, silky sharks, bottlenose dolphins and hammerheads.

According to experts, «The Magnet» is the one of the only three places in the world where you can see both kinds of hammerhead sharks (the other being the Philippines and Costa Rica).

This is where you can expect a great number of large pelagics, including vast schools of scalloped hammerhead sharks, manta rays, golden rays and dolphins.

There is literally nowhere else in the world where you can swim with hundreds of hammerhead sharks, whale sharks while spotting some penguins and marine iguanas.

Regular dive trips are made to this spectacular location where you're bound to see Ragged Tooth sharks on just about every dive and during the summer months, you'll be treated to Hammerhead and Tiger shark encounters too.

Whatever the pros and cons, the advantages of the hammer must outweigh the drawbacks, since hammerhead sharks are widespread and abundant - particularly where deep sea meets islands and sea - mounts, such as the Malaysia diving mecca of Borneo, Layang Layang, and the Komodo National Park in Indonesia.

This is where divers come to see the big stuff, from whale sharks the size of a city bus to schools of scalloped hammerhead sharks that fill the underwater horizon.

Among the long list of must - do dive sites in the area are Canyons, where a trio of deep clefts in the wall allow divers to drop out of the way of the current and discover sandy alcoves that are home to octopus, scorpion fish and sea snakes, then return to blue water frequented by manta rays, thresher sharks and hammerhead sharks.

With lots of amazing dive sites to discover, Cocos Island is indeed a place where divers can truly experience real interactions with Hammerhead Sharks and its other diverse array of marine life.

Diving in the turquoise waters is especially popular, where you can see marine life such as sea turtles, hammerhead sharks and manta rays, as well as thousands of colourful fish.

This is the one dive site where even bigger animals are sometimes spotted: Manta rays, thresher sharks and hammerhead sharks have all been seen here.

At North Horn, Osprey Reef, where the currents meet, you'll see large schools of tuna, barracuda and plenty of sharks — white tips, grey and silver tip whalers, leopard sharks, thresher sharks and schooling hammerheads.

Hammerhead sharks are very peculiar about the areas of the ocean that attract them, but the edge of the continental shelf of the Atlantic Ocean where it meets near Placencia attracts large schools of hammerheads.

We will also explore popular dive sites such as Los Islotes where we'll encounter friendly sea lions, and El Bajo, which is known for its schools of hammerhead sharks.

Borneo is where it is really happening and some of the world's best diving is to be found in the waters around Sipadan and Layang Layang, where there is something for everyone, from incredible macro-life to schools of hammerhead sharks and legions of manta rays.

The pinnacles and boulders create a protected channel where you'll meet hammerhead sharks, manta rays and whale sharks.