tags: Galapagos, marine life, sharks, sea turtle, streaming video
This stunning video documents the undersea life of the Galapagos Islands -- and just when you think it can't get any better, the whale shark appears .. Music by Hans Zimmer [7:10]
Galapagos from Darek Sepiolo.
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A chain of undersea volcanoes
Rumbled and then rose
Erupted on the equator
And thousands of years later
We call the islands Galapagos.
Birds flew in and built their nests
On shores sea lions came to rest
Reptiles by way of floating plants
Sharks and rays swam through by chance
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Check out the penguins! Snorkeling around the Galapagos islands inspired me to learn scuba. Very cool film.
Beautiful video... The Galapagos marine life is just amazing and very diverse. It includes 16 species of whales; some of these species are the humpback, sperm, blue, and killer whales.
Most sea species like hammerhead sharks, sea Lions, tropical penguins, marine iguanas sea turtles and thousands of colorful fish can be seen all year round.
Excellent video of the Galapagos, very inspiring, congratulations
Excelent video, all you would like to see in one place