One Ocean Shark Diving & Research

One Ocean Shark Diving & Research Cage-free snorkeling/free-diving with shark in Hawaii with a 100% safety record.

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04/24/2025

Marine iguanas are living dinosaurs/mini Godzilla’s🦖 Shot this in the Galapagos, one of the only places in the world you can dive with them as they swim down to depths of 20m to feed on algae on the rocks. It makes for such a unique experience to look up, and see dozens of large lizards swimming down toward you! Only in the

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04/23/2025

Embrace blob life✨

Blob sculpin (Psychrolutes phrictus) grow to about 60 centimeters (two feet) long and are shaped like large, flabby tadpoles. They are bottom-dwellers, eating crabs, sea pens, and other small animals that live on the seafloor. They are found 1,000–2,500 meters (3,200–8,200 feet) deep. They grow to be more than 60 centimeters (over two feet) long, and can be nearly the same in width!

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✨✨JANUARY 14TH FROM 1PM TO 3PM AT KA’ENA POINT STATE PARK✨✨ public beach & reef clean up for    Please join us for a cou...
12/30/2022

✨✨JANUARY 14TH FROM 1PM TO 3PM AT KA’ENA POINT STATE PARK✨✨
public beach & reef clean up for

Please join us for a couple hours to help us Save The Ocean and Save The Reef. 🌊🪸

Please bring:
Gloves, mesh bags, collection bag or bucket. Some bags are provided, but just in case we run out it’s best to bring some 🧤✂️🔪🎒

If you plan to snorkel and freedive for fishing line please bring a safety snorkel buddy, a dive float marker if you can, gloves and knife or scissors.

We have prizes and giveaways to pick from when you turn in a bag of collected debris from the beach or reef, so come early and help us make a positive impact 💙🪸🐢🌊🐠

Note: check our stories for more information. We will be updating throughout the next few weeks!

Share this post to spread the word and invite your Ohana!💙

Hope to see you there!! 🤙🏽🤙🏽

10/17/2022

Every year, humpback whales undergo massive migrations from feeding and breeding grounds.

Their feeding grounds are located near the poles and they travel to the tropics to give birth.

One humpback travels as much as sixteen thousand miles between these two areas each year.

They only eat in their winter feeding grounds and live off of their fat reserves for the rest of the year, even while migrating! 🐋⚓️

Fun Fact: A male humpback whale can be heard singing from 20 miles away!
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A beautiful newborn baby whale with his mother, sound on to Listen to his voice 🐋💙⁣⁣
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08/17/2022

Video by Michaela Skovranova | Never judge a book by its cover and never judge a shark by its teeth! They may look like ferocious creatures, but when it comes to grey nurse sharks, looks can be very deceiving. Michaela Skovranova is an Australia-based photographer specializing in nature and underwater photography.

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08/10/2022

I’ve gotten some comments recently about how the sharks are going to eat me- specifically tiger sharks. And I wanted to address it rather than ignore it. 🦈💙

Hope this can help shed some light on how rare shark attacks really are.

Please respect sharks, they are capable apex predators and when we are in the ocean we are in their home not ours💙

*i am a freediving & shark professional*

Disclaimer: We do not recommend swimming with sharks, unless under the supervision of a trained professional.

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03/08/2022

Orcas are incredibly intelligent creatures. Due to this, they have been used as marine park entertainment by performing for audiences. However, orcas do not thrive in captivity and should not be held in tanks for majority of their life.

Video and post from .kai

I just want to know so bad what is going on in their heads. (Please acknowledge the nod and the double chin 🤭)

There are elements of Mother Nature that are little more unsettling than others. The concept of “eat or be eaten” is one...
03/06/2022

There are elements of Mother Nature that are little more unsettling than others. The concept of “eat or be eaten” is one that even some of the oceans largest predators have to face.😳

Seen here is a fight between an Orca and a Baleen whale. While it is sad in a way, it is also an incredible example of our oceanic creatures will to survive.🐋

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Ever wondered why Mobula’s breach?Typically you will observe this behavior when they are traveling in large groups by bo...
02/27/2022

Ever wondered why Mobula’s breach?

Typically you will observe this behavior when they are traveling in large groups by both male and female Rays. It is believed that they do this in an attempt to impress one another.🤩

Just another example of how animals have similar behaviors to humans.💙

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A rare and beautiful capture of “Migaloo” the worlds only known albino humpback whale.🤍🐋Migaloo was first photographed i...
02/26/2022

A rare and beautiful capture of “Migaloo” the worlds only known albino humpback whale.🤍🐋

Migaloo was first photographed in 1991 off of Byron Bay, Queensland via telescope. Taken by volunteers conducting whale counts during a migration period.

Oceanic research is how we find these incredible discoveries in our oceans around the world.🤩

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Why do sharks matter? ⚠️🦈There are countless reasons why we should care about sharks, and why they deserve our protectio...
02/25/2022

Why do sharks matter? ⚠️🦈

There are countless reasons why we should care about sharks, and why they deserve our protection. Listed below are a few of the important benefits sharks offer to the planet

~Sharks keep food webs in check, which also benefits humans because it makes fishing possible! Food webs are built upon the interconnectivity of each plant and animal involved, and in turn, the biomass of an ecosystem depends on how balanced its food web is. When one link in the food web is threatened, it creates a domino effect so that other links of the web are weakened and the biomass of the ecosystem declines. This would inhibit our ability to use the ocean as a food source!

~Sharks store as much carbon as some large trees! When sharks die, are eaten by other animals, and decompose, that carbon remains in the ocean ecosystem, which fuels the natural carbon cycle. If humans remove sharks from their habitat, the carbon they have stored is released back into the atmosphere, which contributes to !

~Sharks are known to rarely get sick. Shark tissue contains anticoagulant and antibacterial properties, which are now being studied by scientists in hopes of finding treatments for a number of medical conditions, including viruses and cystic fibrosis. We must practice caution moving forward with this knowledge so that we don’t perpetuate an unsustainable industry harvesting sharks for medicinal purposes (see previous posts to learn about current issues with squalene from sharks).
However, research could show us how copying sharks in this way can positively impact global health!

~Sharks are ! Sharks boost local economies through , namely with , as public fascination in them has grown. Sharky activities support local businesses like boat rental & diving companies, providing thousands of jobs in many different countries. Studies have shown that even in Australia, where there is a notorious shark cull in effect, shark diving tourism contributes more than $17.7 million annually to the regional economy, helping to prove that sharks are worth much more alive than dead!

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Have you ever wondered how sharks benefit our ecosystems? 🤔Shark awareness is growing drastically and because of that pe...
02/24/2022

Have you ever wondered how sharks benefit our ecosystems? 🤔

Shark awareness is growing drastically and because of that people are taking a stand to help maintain sharks natural environment.

There are several places in the world where business strictly relies on natural resources. Learning how to create and maintain healthy marine ecosystems is fundamental to ensure sustainability. Sharks play a vital role in keeping the balance of such environment.

Shark popularity is growing globally in the marine ecotourism industry: people travel from all over the world and invest a lot of money to encounter sharks in their natural environment and feel the adrenaline rush from seeing such a magnificent predator up close. With this, it's important to learn to respect sharks in their habitat and territory.

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These strange looking fish are called Sun Fish or Mola Mola. ☀️ 🐠 They can grow up to 11 feet and weigh 2.5 tons 😱They a...
02/22/2022

These strange looking fish are called Sun Fish or Mola Mola. ☀️ 🐠

They can grow up to 11 feet and weigh 2.5 tons 😱

They are typically seen sunbathing at the top of the ocean surface which sometimes looks like a large half fish floating around.

They look this way because their back fin simply never grows and instead, folds into itself as the fish matures.

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Have you heard the Atlantic Ocean is off limits to sea lions?No, this doesn’t mean there is a law that sea lions can’t g...
02/21/2022

Have you heard the Atlantic Ocean is off limits to sea lions?

No, this doesn’t mean there is a law that sea lions can’t go there. They, as a species, don’t enter the Northern Atlantic waters. This is unusual since the temperatures of the waters are compatible with these marine mammals. Scientists have no idea why they refuse to live in this area.

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