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- Underwater, Whales
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$30.00
- I took this picture in Tonga, thanks to the presence of the girl in the picture, you can have an idea how majestic are these beautiful creatures. this image shown is a low resolution preview.
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- Underwater, Whales
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$30.00
- I took this picture in Tonga, these two beautiful humpback were swimming below the surface in circle for few minutes, showing me incredible behavior. this picture shown is a low resolution preview.
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- Shark Pictures, Underwater
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- I took this picture during a Whale Shark tour in Exmouth, Western Australia. Whale shark females produce eggs, but the young hatch inside of the mother instead of in the water like most fish. Then, the female gives birth to about 300 live young. Many never make it to maturity, though. Image shown is a low resolution preview.
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- Shark Pictures, Underwater
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$25.00
- I took this picture during a Whale Shark tour in ExMouth, Western Australia. The largest fish in the ocean, looks pretty chill and relax while is swimming in its habitat. Image shown is a low resolution preview.
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- Shark Pictures, Underwater
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- I took this picture during a Whale Shark swimming tour in Exmouth, Western Australia. Whale sharks are filter feeders, they open their mouths, and they let water come in and their bodies filter out food, and release the water and any debris back into the ocean. Imagine shown is a low resolution preview.
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- Shark Pictures, Underwater
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- I took this picture during a Whale Shark tour in ExMouth, Western Australia. Whale sharks are solitary creatures. They don’t shy away from sharing feeding grounds with other whale sharks, though. Image shown is a low resolution preview.
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- Shark Pictures, Underwater
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- I took this picture during a dive at Ningaloo Reef, Labyrinth dive site, ExMouth, Western Australia. The shark was resting peacefully on the sandy bottom. Wobbegong sharks have another name — carpet sharks. This is because they are bottom-dwelling sharks, staying on the ocean floor. Image shown is a low resolution preview.
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