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Amazing #repost from @oceanramsey of our @oneoceandiving crew swimming with a great white shark 💙🦈 ・・・ I think it’s so incredible how some of the same #great Whites sharks I’ve studied in Mexico for over a decade also swim all the way out to Hawaii 💙 Hope to see some of these beautiful ones this week in Mexico, on these annual expeditions, or in Hawaii this winter 😉💙🦈💙 Footage shot @oneoceanhawaii at home in #hawaii this year. One of absolute best moments of my life I will forever be grateful and smiling in memory of. #savesharks #helpsavesharks #grandmagreatwhite #grandma #aumakua with @oneoceandiving @oneoceanresearch @juansharks ❤️ @forrest.in.focus @mermaid_kayleigh @camgrantphotography #sharkohana #manō #ManōOhana @oneoceanglobal Using @iphone @axisgo @gopro @aquatech_imagingsolutions @nauticamhousings and @geneinno #underwaterdrone for #deepwater studies #shark #sharks #greatwhiteshark #savetheocean #discoversharks #grateful #happy #thrilled #elated #best #conservationphotography #wild #sharkwithdolphins TigerShark stripe wetsuits are a conservation benefit and biomimicry design by @xcelwetsuits (at Oneoceandiving.com) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4DtMgFlc61/?igshid=ke2p4umgghby

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"The Great Ocean Travellers" - || @maestro320 's Notes: This post and incredible footage was filmed not long ago off the Coast of Oahu, Hawaii courtesy of Our Co-Founder, Passionate Shark Conservationist and Ethologist, Designer. Model, Business Entrepreneur, Divemaster and World Class Freediver, Lead Marine Biologist at One Ocean Diving and Research @oneoceandiving / @oneoceanresearch , Ocean Ramsey @oceanramsey - I think it’s so incredible how some of the same #great Whites sharks I’ve studied in Mexico for over a decade also swim all the way out to Hawaii 💙 Hope to see some of these beautiful ones this week in Mexico, on these annual expeditions, or in Hawaii this winter 😉💙🦈💙 Footage shot @oneoceanhawaii at home in #hawaii this year. One of absolute best moments of my life I will forever be grateful and smiling in memory of. #savesharks #helpsavesharks #grandmagreatwhite #grandma #aumakua with @oneoceandiving @oneoceanresearch @juansharks ❤️ @forrest.in.focus @mermaid_kayleigh @camgrantphotography #sharkohana #manō #ManōOhana @oneoceanglobal Using @iphone @axisgo @gopro @aquatech_imagingsolutions @nauticamhousings and @geneinno #underwaterdrone for #deepwater studies #shark #sharks #greatwhiteshark #savetheocean #discoversharks #grateful #happy #thrilled #elated #best #conservationphotography #wild #sharkwithdolphins TigerShark stripe wetsuits are a conservation benefit and biomimicry design by @xcelwetsuits • Each year, great white sharks migrate over long distances from their feeding grounds off the central California coast to other feeding grounds far away in the Pacific Ocean. They travel as much as 2,500 miles (4,000 km) in an open ocean, where their prey is scarce. If they survived by foraging, sharks would need to work hard in the open ocean to find food. That’s one reason they migrate from one feeding ground to another, to take advantage of the seasonal bounty. But how do they survive the migration to a new feeding ground, across an open ocean that’s almost devoid of their food? Researchers have recently found evidence that great white shark migrations are fueled by large reserves of fat stored in the sharks’ livers. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4DROp4hKg2/?igshid=1wfo0utdhgmc3