Posted by: Shark Boat - R/V Sea Watch | February 9, 2014

A day in this Pirates Adventure – Filming Seals on Isla Guadalupe

The R/V Sea Watch – Shark Boat was 225 miles offshore of Baja Mexico. We were working with a great team from a Mexican NPO called Pelagic Life.

The team from Pelagic Life was able to secure the required permits for us to make land on the Biosphere of Isla Guadalupe.

It was my 3 third time touching land there. It is an amazing and truly wild place. The animals show little or no fear of humans, they do seem to show fear from size or loud noises.

We were truly immersed in the animals world. At one point of the the elephant seals wanted to snuggle with my shooting partner from Pelagic Life. It is noted in the video that follows.

Living the dream aint easy… but some days do make it worth it.

Safe Travels

Captain Chris Wade

R/V Sea Watch – Shark Boat

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