#whalesharks

[pangeen]

“ queen Emma “ // taylor parent

Music:  Journey, Steve Perry - Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) (Bryce Miller/Alloy Tracks Remix)

#The Bahamas #diving #scubadiving #caribbean #sealife #marinelife #sharks #tigersharks #whalesharks #reel #reels #explore #follow #discover

[mermanthommy]

🌬️The Calm Before The Storm!!!⛈️ - This one is going to be text heavy so be prepared to get your reading glasses if interested. - Quick update: I took a little time off of social media recently to catch up on life and commitments that I saw starting to way me down. - This past month has been an ultra challenging one for me in a variety of ways including physically, mentally, at work, and at home. - If you were unaware, I have been in the process of gaining certifications for an upcoming trip to Roatan happening TODAY,… and it truly took a toll on me. - It’s not often that I have to take a few steps back and hit the pause button on life,… but family and friends were there for me and helped me in the process. - @digitalfluke and myself had signed up with @submergeunderwater, @everyday.mermaid, and @seasickproductions to embark on a @mertailor 🧜🏻‍♀️/🧜🏻‍♂️ trip of a lifetime to the island of Roatan for 8 days of scuba and underwater modeling fun. - We had to invest a lot of time, money, and patience in the process to get certified through @fisheyescuba as a @paditv open water diver which was exciting, scary, and amazing to say the least. We then continued our training through @seasickproductions for advanced open water, and nitrox diving in order to be ready for this endeavor and let me tell you,… it’s no easy feat!!! - I also have to say thank you to a few more. Working hand in hand with @f45_training_westparkroseville and @nutrishoproseville I was able to achieve a great deal of fitness goals I had before hitting the deadline for this trip. I couldn’t have done it without you!!! - With all that being said, I want to say thank you to everyone involved for getting us to this point and here’s to many more adventures in the making!!! - Follow along for more and as always,… just keep swimming!!! 🐠 - @mermanthommy Regal Whale Briefs by: @mertailormen 10% off with THOMMY10 Photo by: @digitalfluke Shot on: @canonusa Edited with: @affinitybyserif - #regal #whale #whaleshark #mertailor #mymertailor #themertailor #mertailormen #ad #meninspeedos #speedomen #speedo #speedos #whalesharks #caughtinthestorm #budgysmuggler #bananahammock #gayspeedo #meninunderwear (at California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpBRnPfyOjC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#regal #whale #whaleshark #mertailor #mymertailor #themertailor #mertailormen #ad #meninspeedos #speedomen #speedo #speedos #whalesharks #caughtinthestorm #budgysmuggler #bananahammock #gayspeedo #meninunderwear

[respectanimalrights]

Credit ©️ 📽️ 📷 : @tammythetraveler #Repost @orcabez —— Gorgeous image of an orca coming down from a breach in the Bering Sea 💙🐋🌊 . ---------------- . 🏇 Like the Photo ⛳ Type your comment... 🏈 Tag your friends . ---------------- 📷 : @tammythetraveler . #whale#whaleart#whalelover#whales#whaleseason#whaleshark#whalesharks#whalesofinstagram#whaletail#whaletattoo#whalewatch#whalewatching#naturelovers#animal#wildlife#forest (at Bering Sea) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBc-zoDLPL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#repost #whale #whaleart #whalelover #whales #whaleseason #whaleshark #whalesharks #whalesofinstagram #whaletail #whaletattoo #whalewatch #whalewatching #naturelovers #animal #wildlife #forest

[doodleplanetstudio]

I've been doing this "no pressure pages" in my sketchbook, just choosing something to draw and not worrying too much about it, and its has been great, really recommend to slowly get out of an art block

this is definitely my favourite of all of them, whale sharks are just so great!

#whalesharks #shark #sketchbook drawing #sketchbook #sketchbook art #pencil sketch #shark drawing #whale shark illustration #illustration #art #artists on tumblr

[jashikuarts]

This year's summary of art! Wasn't able to make anything for two months, but that's okay. Drawing felt incredibly hard this year, I'm impressed I had done anything at all. Can't wait to see how next year turns out! Grab the template here: https://www.deviantart.com/jashiku/art/Summary-of-Art-2022-Template-943259641 My Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/JashakersShop My Ko-fi: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/JashakersShop

#summaryofart2022 #summary #anime #manga #hades #chainsawman #christmas #ffxiv #whalesharks #bernadetta #mermaid

[live8little]

#tarsier and #whalesharks at #bohol #wildlife #marineanimals #hello2023 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnnc_VkylNe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#tarsier #whalesharks #bohol #wildlife #marineanimals #hello2023

[masterpromotional]

“Baby Shark Dance”

#sharklife #sharklover #dance #sharkart #danceislife #shark #sharkweek #dancevideo #whaleshark #dancing #tigersharks #sharkdive #danceportrait #dancelifestyle #sharkdiving #danceclass #whalesharks #lifeofatoddler #danceproject #fish #sharkdiver #turtle #dolphin #divingisfun #dancehk #hkdance #whale #savesharks #sharks #sharklovers

[phonemantra-blog]

Calling all adventure seekers! AdventureSmith Explorations, a leader in small-ship adventure cruising, has unveiled exciting new sailing routes for 2024, enticing travelers to explore the rich tapestry of Indonesian culture and encounter its captivating wildlife. These meticulously crafted itineraries offer a unique blend of adventure, cultural immersion, and wildlife encounters, all aboard traditional Indonesian sailing vessels. Setting Sail from Flores Island: A Compact Yet Enriching Journey (9 Days) Departing from Flores Island, a volcanic gem in Indonesia's Lesser Sunda Islands, this new 9-day itinerary provides travelers with the perfect introduction to the wonders of Indonesia. Unlike other similar routes, this itinerary boasts more time off the boat, allowing for deeper exploration and engagement with the local environment. Highlights of the Flores Island Sailing Experience: Encountering Komodo Dragons: Get up close and personal with these prehistoric marvels, the largest living lizards on Earth, in their natural habitat within Komodo National Park. Swimming with Gentle Giants: Encounter majestic whale sharks, the world's largest fish species, in the pristine waters surrounding the islands. Volcanic Delights: Witness the awe-inspiring power of nature as you explore volcanic landscapes, a defining feature of Indonesia's geological tapestry. Cultural Connections: Immerse yourself in the rich cultural traditions of local villages, gaining insights into the daily lives and customs of the Indonesian people. Snorkeling Paradise: Explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with colorful marine life, a haven for snorkelers of all levels. Off the Beaten Path: Venture beyond popular tourist destinations, experiencing the authenticity of quieter coastal villages and bustling local markets. Benefits of the Flores Island Itinerary: Action-Packed Adventure: This itinerary caters to active travelers, offering a diverse range of activities and experiences. Time Efficiency: The itinerary minimizes lengthy sailing stretches, maximizing time spent exploring points of interest. Flexibility for Snorkeling: The experienced crew prioritizes maximizing snorkeling opportunities, ensuring you witness the region's iconic marine life, including whale sharks, manta rays, and sea turtles. AdventureSmith President's Perspective: Convenience Meets Exploration Todd Smith, Founder and President of AdventureSmith Explorations, emphasizes the key advantages of the new Flores Island itinerary: "This new route offers travelers significant advantages," says Smith. "They can skip the hassle of navigating hotels or traffic in Bali, and avoid lengthy stretches at sea. This allows for immediate immersion in the true adventures this trip offers. For travelers who have long dreamed of exploring Indonesia's rich islands in an active and immersive way, this new itinerary provides a customizable option that caters to their desires." Unique Experiences Along the Flores Island Route: Beyond the Expected This new sailing adventure offers a variety of unique experiences that go beyond the typical tourist itinerary, including: Snorkeling at Sangeang Volcano: Explore the underwater geothermal fissures at the north end of Sangeang Volcano, witnessing bubbles of gas released into the water, creating an otherworldly snorkeling experience. Supporting Conservation Efforts: Meet local heroes actively engaged in protecting endangered species like whale sharks and coral populations. Your travel directly supports these vital conservation efforts. Supporting Local Communities: By choosing a traditional Indonesian sailing ship for your journey, you directly support local businesses and contribute to the economic well-being of coastal villages. AdventureSmith also offers naturalist-led trips specifically designed for families with children aged 4 and above. These educational and immersive experiences provide families with a fun and memorable way to explore Indonesia together. Beyond Flores Island: Unveiling Additional Indonesian Adventures AdventureSmith's commitment to exceptional Indonesian exploration extends beyond the Flores Island itinerary. Here's a glimpse into some of their other captivating offerings: Ring of Fire Expedition (10 Days): Embark on a 10-day adventure aboard the Ombak Putih, venturing to remote villages and participating in a dugong conservation project. This off-the-beaten-path adventure explores islands east of Komodo National Park, offering a glimpse into traditional ways of life. Volcano exploration, historic Portuguese forts, and a free bar tab add to the allure of this unforgettable journey. Culinary Adventure with Chef Benjamin Cross (7 Days): Set sail aboard the luxurious 30-guest Aqua Blu yacht on a special 7-night Komodo National Park cruise departing August 10th, 2024. This exclusive culinary adventure features Chef Benjamin Cross, who will prepare exquisite meals inspired by the region's rich spice routes. FAQs: Q: What are the highlights of AdventureSmith's new sailing route in Indonesia? A: The new route offers immersive cultural experiences, abundant wildlife encounters, and opportunities for family-friendly adventures. Q: How can travelers make the most of their time off the boat? A: Travelers can explore bustling markets, visit coastal villages, and witness volcanic landscapes while connecting with local communities. Q: Are there specialized trips available? A: Yes, AdventureSmith offers specialized trips like the Ring of Fire voyage and a culinary adventure aboard the Aqua Blu Komodo National Park Cruise.

#Adventuretravel #AdventureSmithExplorations #AdventureSmithUnveilsNewIndonesian #Culinaryadventure #culturalimmersion #Familytravel #FloresIsland #Indonesia #Komododragons #Sailing #Smallshipcruise #snorkeling #Volcaniclandscapes #Whalesharks

[chriscoleman]

BCS Mexico Trip Report

Baja California Sur, Mexico

Vacation Trip Report

November 2023

Julia and I traveled to Mexico for a bucket list adventure. Swimming with whale sharks!

Thursday November 23rd (Thanksgiving) we flew into Cabo San Lucas - on the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula. The 1247 kilometer peninsula is separated from mainland Mexico by the Sea of Cortez. 

Our Uber driver gave us a tour of his friends/family homes along New Holly on the way to the airport - it was a cute start to a Thanksgiving holiday travel day. The flight was 4 hours direct from Seattle. Upon arrival - Hertz failed to deliver our reserved vehicle - but the Avis salesman called us over and saved the day. Quickly on the road to Cabo by 4pm. After circling the block 3 times we finally found our Airbnb in the Pedregal neighborhood of Cabo hills. 

Only 1 quick night in Cabo. We ate a classic Mexican dinner at Mi Casa restaurant, a short walk from our condo. Mariachi band and fortune telling birds were special attractions of the meal. Best lobster enchiladas ever! Next morning we had chilaquiles at Solomon's Landing in the Cabo Marina - watching the captains wash and prep for the daily excursions. 

Snorkel at Playa Santa Maria was an impromptu adventure. Google provided positive notes and we adjusted the schedule to make it happen. Massive construction project on the hills above the beach was incredible to watch as we walked in. Pebble beach greeted my soft tender feet, but once we were in the water it was silky smooth sand. Black puffer fish with white spots were my highlight of the snorkel. A quick hour look and back to the car for our main mission - drive to La Paz. 

Todos Santos is halfway between Cabo and La Paz. A cute surf town in the middle of the desert. We stopped quickly for frozen drinks, fish tacos, and a stretch of legs. I got tricked into spending $25 on a magnet - which I blame on my misunderstanding of the currency exchange rate, that I slowly got better at over the next 6 days.  

1 hour later we hit La Paz. La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, with a population of 250,000. It sits on the Sea of Cortez side of the peninsula, not the Pacific Ocean. It’s a friendly beach community with many tourist activities available. 

Our condo was basically an expat retirement community. Gated with a pool and common lounge area. Super safe and well maintained property. Our unit had 3 air conditioning units that kept the place below Julia’s comfort level - too cold for a beach vacation she complained!

Dinner on Friday was a massive mistake at Estrella del Mar. The funny kind of mistake. We ordered 6 ceviche's. 6. 6 orders. Six. Another currency misunderstanding. I saw 65 peso’s for 1 order and automatically thought it would be a very small bit of food. Like sushi style - 2 bites and done. I wanted lots of ceviche - so we got 3 each. It took a while to prepare - so we each got an order of shrimp (Julia got diablo and I got coconut) as we were impatient. Then they carted out SIX plates FULL of ceviche. The chef must have been cutting fish/shrimp/octopus forever to make this much food. It was ridiculous what they sold for 65 pesos ($3 USD). 1 order was enough for 2 people. We got S I X orders! No clue why our waiter allowed this to happen - but I’m sure the language barrier didn’t help. HAHAHAHAHA. Still laughing about this one!

Saturday the 25th started with, you guessed it… ceviche for breakfast. Then onto the most famous beach of La Paz - Balandra. Balandra is a protected area - with regulated control of entry times/numbers. They offer 2 windows of access 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm for 400 people max per session. We chose the early window - which forced us out of bed at 6:30am to get in line by 7:30am. Totally worth it! The crescent beach is very shallow - at high tide it was only waist deep. By the time we left (low tide) the water had receded drastically and you could walk far out and only get knee deep. 

Julia learned how to ‘farm puffer fish’ in the shallow water. If you shuffle your feet - which is recommended to avoid stepping on a stingray - the puffer fish come and check you out. They like to swim through the clouds of sand (to eat we think). She had 4 puffers circling her feet at one point!

Tecolote beach is next door to Balandra. A whole different experience from the tranquil no-commercial-activity allowed nature preserve. On Tecolote we hired an umbrella with beach chairs next to Palapa Azul beach bar. Baja style fish/shrimp tacos were delicious. Then swimming into the late afternoon. A day full of watching long Instagram photo shoots and seagulls begging for chips. Local super burrito shop for dinner with a black cat for company. 

Sunday the 26th we began our first boat tour. It was complicated by a slow start to the whale shark season. The animals are highly protected in Mexico. The wildlife biologists that track the whales counted only 10 whales in the area. Normally there would be 25+ by November. The regulators said only 8 boats were allowed to tour - and a lottery system was implemented to decide who got access. Luckily our guide secured a 1p-3pm window. We chilled along the ‘Malecon’ (beach boardwalk through La Paz town) and found the remaining Sears company - which is 100% Mexican now - until tour time. 

The whale shark tour started at the marina across from our condo. We walked over with our snorkel gear and wetsuit tops. The water is chilly this time of year - plus the regulators require some form of flotation so that swimmers don’t dive down into the whale shark zone. On the boat with 2 other couples (a mother and daughter from Colorado and a couple from New York) we met our captain (Eddy) and guide (Katrin). Eddy zoomed us to the ‘check in’ spot about 10 minutes from the marina. He completed the required radio check with the wildlife authority - to verify we were allowed into the whale shark area with the expected number of customers. 10 minutes later we found the whale zone (other boats were leaving as we arrived, as their window was over). 

The whale sharks were feeding on plankton. They don’t eat anything else - so we were in no danger ourselves. The first one we found was vertical in the water. Scooping up plankton with giant gulps while spinning 360 degrees. We quickly got our fins and masks on and jumped in with Katrin. Julia and I were face to face with this 20 foot beast. We simply swam around it while it put on a show. So easy and exciting!

5 minutes in the water, then Eddy swung around and dropped the very sturdy ladder. The next group did their swim as we watched from the boat. Multiple whale sharks in the area, plus dolphins and pelicans. 10 minutes later we were back in for jump 2. Repeated for a total of 5 jumps with 6 different whale sharks. Sometimes we would swim slowly alongside as the whale trolled for food. Other times it would be stand-still, just tread water and look. One point we were sandwiched between 2 whale sharks (they are not social animals, so this was special). Eddy would yell ‘Katrin!!!’ as dolphins or a second whale shark came close - he was the spotter from the boat and Katrin in the water - a solid team. Insane how accessible and rare the snorkeling experience was. Totally life list material right here!

Chocolate clams (unique to the eastern Pacific Ocean) for dinner at a rooftop restaurant. Then home to watch the Seattle Sounders play LAFC in the playoffs semi-finals. A loss at home was disappointing - but we were on a beach vacation - so it stung a tiny bit less. 

Monday the 27th was another boat tour. Up at 6am for a 7am sendoff. This ‘Combo’ trip with VIP Tours included 3 hours with the whales, a swim session with sea lions, and secluded island lunch. Ángel was our guide and Fernando our captain. We suited up and left the marina on time with a group of 7 (old couple who just finished a week long dive trip aboard a sailboat, young unprepared couple, and a solo woman who did the sea lion trip the day before). Same check-in with the authority, then into ‘the area’ for whale sharks right at 8am opening. This time was different - being the first tour of the day - we had to find the whale sharks ourselves. ‘The area’ (aka El Mogote) is ~30K long and ~5K wide. The whales can be anywhere. We trolled along at the max speed of 8 knots - silence on the boat as everyone looked for signs of whale activity. A dark shadow or an occasional dorsal fin is all we had to look for. Waves and intermittent clouds made it HARD. Luckily Fernando is awesome & experienced at his job and found us a big whale shark after 30ish minutes. 

This experience was much different than Sunday. The whale was on the move! Swimming at what I can only assume was a slow pace for it - and a sprint pace for humans. They don’t call it swimming with whale sharks because you get to watch them from the boat!! Into the water and sprint snorkeling we go!!!

The first jump we kept up for about 45 seconds. Jump in, Angel yells “heads down”, Fernando yells “swim”, and you snorkel like your life depends on it. You try to keep up for as long as your legs/lungs allow - and then retreat to the boat. Next group goes while you catch your breath in the boat. Repeat. 

Jumps 2 and 3 we kept up a bit better. The whale slowed down a bit as we entered shallow water. Angel stayed on the whale the entire time - probably swimming 5k over our time with the whale. Fernando would also keep track of the whale - dropping us just in front of its path each time (then yelling SWIM - because everyone always hesitated too long for his liking).  

Regulations restrict how long 1 group can follow / harass the whale. We let it go after 3 jumps each. Lucky we got that much action - as 2 other boats never found a whale at all. Wild how different day 1 and 2 were for our whale adventure. 

Out of the protected whale area - at full speed ahead - it took 2.5 hours to reach the northern tip of Isla Espiritu Santo. A cold and bumpy ride. This small island is home to 500+ sea lions and their pups. It’s a protected nursery area, a very popular snorkel spot from La Paz. It’s not restricted exactly like the whales - but only 3 other boats were there when we arrived (1 of which was a dive group). Life vests were required - to protect the animals. 

They were so playful! Swimming circles around us like water dogs. One nibbled on my hand and pulled at my jacket sleeve. They zoomed around each other too. A pair were super curious about a gopro selfie stick. A tennis ball on the end of a shiny stick would have been heaven for these sea lions (next time I’m making a toy). Another unique experience I never knew existed. Fun!

Late lunch on a sandy beach was well deserved. Ceviche (a normal amount), burritos, fruit, and sodas were perfect. We soaked up the sun in camp chairs Angel/Fernando carried over. Then a short boat ride back to the marina, stopping at ‘the mask’ rock formation and a frigatebirds colony, finally finishing at sunset. 

El Paisa taqueria for dinner was close, quick, delicious, cheap, and filling. Impossible combination to beat. The fresh tortillas were perfect and the salsa bar was stacked with toppings. Still ordered too much food - but slowly getting better at ordering the proper amount of food for 1 human. 

Tuesday the 28th was our final and most relaxed day. No boat tours or long drives. Baja Beans coffee shop was quickly becoming our go-to spot. We even had time for laundry. Then a walk on the Malecon boardwalk. The farmers market was smaller than expected, but had some unique jewelry and artwork. The Dock Cafe served up a fancy brunch alongside the marina. Then more Baja Beans drinks. 

La Paz area doesn’t have a wide variety of beaches. A few really good ones, then some farther out. We chose Tecolote again for its convenience. Beach loungers at the big red barn from ‘big red nose’ guy. So chill. Sit in the shade and have drinks brought out constantly. Life is good! We swam, talked, watched Instagrammer’s, laughed at jet skiers, and relaxed until 4:30pm. Julia didn’t want to leave. The dogs did want us to leave so they could pillage our leftover snacks - a dog snatched our bag of tortillas the second we left. Score!

Wednesday the 29th we left La Paz. Cerritos beach was halfway to the airport - so we made a pit stop. It’s a surfer's beach. Waves of all sizes with a convenient shore break. No surfers when we stopped - but brunch food was delicious (Mexican pancakes!) at Sunset restaurant. Hour later we arrived at the airport. Fueled up the rental car, dropped it off, and traversed the newly renovated Cabo airport. 

Home in Seattle by 8pm. 40F and wet. Ready for ski season to start!

Overall a fantastic trip that required very little planning for a not-crazy-expensive beach vacation. Not as super cheap as we expected, but safer and easier to navigate than I worried about. The language barrier was not a problem and we had zero run-ins with the police/bribes. I’d visit BCS again any time and look forward to exploring more areas of Baja in the future. Gracias!

#whalesharks #bcs #lapaz #mexico

[illufinch]

at the aquarium

#my art #pixel #imagine glow in the dark whalesharks #i put too much soy sauce in my fried noodles i feel sick #the finch tag experience is mostly just me talking about what food i just ate

[youknowthis]

Wonderful Whale Facts | Largest Mammal | Blue Whale | Killer Whale | Save Whales

#water #watercolor #waters #weigh #whale #whaleart #whalebeach #whaleconservation #whaledrawing #whalelove #whalelover #whalelovers #whaleofatime #whalepainting #whalers #whales #whaleseason #whaleshark #whalesharks #whalesofinstagram #whaletail #whaletales #whaletattoo #whalewatch #whalewatching #whalewatchingtour #whalezbro #whiskers #wild #wildanimal

[mermanthommy]

🔱Just released!!!👀 - The Regal Whale Collection by @mertailor and @mertailormen. - Save 10% off with code THOMMY10 and let me know in the comments what you think of this awesome whale shark pattern!!! - @mermanthommy Regal Whale Leggings and Sleeves by: @mertailor and @mertailormen Photo by: @digitalfluke Shot on: @canonusa Edited with: @affinitybyserif - #regal #whale #whaleshark #mertailor #mymertailor #themertailor #mertailormen #ad #menintights #meggings #leggings #leggingsformen #menwithsleeves #whalesharks #blackbeach #blackrock #contrast #caughtinthestorm (at California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnctA8iysfy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#regal #whale #whaleshark #mertailor #mymertailor #themertailor #mertailormen #ad #menintights #meggings #leggings #leggingsformen #menwithsleeves #whalesharks #blackbeach #blackrock #contrast #caughtinthestorm

[sarahneedsaplan]

Perks of dating me? I go overboard on gifts. And they're not just random. @lokisbacon loves #whalesharks so most of her gifts centered around that. Not pictured is the #kansascitychiefs mug, travel cup, and kitchen accessories 🤣 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfy7mADuEtI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#whalesharks #kansascitychiefs

[1936coffee]

I never thought I'd find myself on a plane to Honduras, but after a few emails with some friends I had made while in Belize, I found myself planning a trip to the island of Roatan. Nunca pensé que me encontraría en un avión a Honduras, pero después de algunos correos electrónicos con algunos amigos que había hecho mientras estaba en Belice, me encontré planeando un viaje a la isla de Roatán. #torrefactocoffee #whalesharks #cenotesmexico #travelguide #underthesea #travel #ilovesharks #sanpedrobelize #jaws #puertoviejo #dive #tortola #caribbeanlife #travelphoto #travelgoals #cabarete #belize #traveldiary #turtles #sharkattack #mayanriviera #jaco (at Roatán, Islas De La Bahia, Honduras) https://www.instagram.com/p/CduJXhyFV7M/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#torrefactocoffee #whalesharks #cenotesmexico #travelguide #underthesea #travel #ilovesharks #sanpedrobelize #jaws #puertoviejo #dive #tortola #caribbeanlife #travelphoto #travelgoals #cabarete #belize #traveldiary #turtles #sharkattack #mayanriviera #jaco

[jaubaius]

Whale shark comes to anglers for help..

Source

#sharks #whaleshark #marine creatures #seasaver #awww this is so cute #pollution

[hyydraworks]

Rolling out an updated whale shark design. Top is new whales both gold luster spots and white. Below is comparison of previous little pyramid-shaped whale sharks on the left vs. new slightly more whale shaped friend on the right.

Last image is to show that despite design changes, these guys can still scream at pennies with the best of them.

#whaleshark #fish #ocean creature #hyydraworks #cute #my art #ceramics #pottery #traditional art #handmade #luster glaze #bright gold luster #spots #turquoise #white #figurine #mini #miniature #collectibles #cute animals