ryanski
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those are some very impressive pictures @davehicks
Please help - Cuba Reviews? Jardines II Gardens of the Queen
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Shasta_man
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The crocs come when you call them? That sounds a little squirrelly since you might be "calling them" when you don't realize it.
Ayisha
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Anyone who gets into the water in the mangroves will potentially interact with a crocodile. The mangroves are nowhere near the reef and there is no need to go for a swim in the mangroves. A lot of people never do.
Prior to the videos below, the DG had called for Nino repeatedly, and clapped and whistled for quite a while before Nino showed up in the distance and then tentatively made his way over to our dive boat in the mangroves. Here is some video as he got closer:
Shasta_man
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Thanks for the video. Neat experience.
We dove at the edge of the mangroves in Raja Ampat, mostly to see the triggerfish (that spit water at prey above the surface). Definitely the last thing I wanted to see was a croc coming out of the darkness of the mangroves, particularly a croc in the Pacific.
We dove at the edge of the mangroves in Raja Ampat, mostly to see the triggerfish (that spit water at prey above the surface). Definitely the last thing I wanted to see was a croc coming out of the darkness of the mangroves, particularly a croc in the Pacific.
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