Diving with turtles at Caño Island, Costa Rica
Diving with turtles in the waters of Caño Island, Costa Rica. Witness the magic of these magnificent marine creatures.
The ocean is beautiful ! It is our passion ! In this section you will find stunning articles about sea life and interesting marine animals.
Altogether there are 230,000 documented marine species, including over 16,000 species of fish, and it has been estimated that nearly two million marine species are yet to be documented. Marine species range in size from the microscopic, including plankton, to huge cetaceans like the blue whale.
At Costa Rica Dive and Surf, we want to contribute with the sea life conservation !
Diving with turtles in the waters of Caño Island, Costa Rica. Witness the magic of these magnificent marine creatures.
Witness the top 5 ugliest fish in the world caught on camera. Dive into the bizarre beauty of these aquatic creatures in these videos.
The secret life of sharks, a project that seeks to collect valuable information on sharks in Costa Rica using a very particular technique.
The Snail and the Whale is a special animated short film adapted from a children’s book by the same name from Julia Donaldson and Axel Sheffler.
Humpback whales travel thousands of miles from Antarctica to the warmer waters of Central America. Know more about the Humpback whales migration!
Shark attacks are a rare incident. Here a list of everyday items that actually kill more people than sharks. How many of this things do you have at home ?
A rescued Whale trapped in nets shows gratitude ! How amazing it is that even animals shows gratitude for the things done for them.
Humpback Whales breach when they jumр оut of thе water So, here a numbеr оf different thеоrіеѕ thаt may brіng clarity tо thіѕ tоріс.
Have you ever wondered how deep the ocean is? This amazing animation from Tech Insider shows it very accurately. Give it a look!
Swimming with whales can be lots of fun, but it is not recommended, more so, touching them can be extremely dangerous. Find out why.