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An exceptional encounter is made with the world largest dolphin pod! Over thousand dolphins swimming...

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Fascinating Virgili, Thank you!

The movement of their tails is very similar to the movement of my Dol-Fin. I'll save this vid for the next time I use it. The dolphins give me some insight on how best to stroke the fin.
 
this dolphin school is migrating far off the central America coasts all the year and usually eating seasonal massive sardin school... followed by small yf tuna school..
like to see more about the tuna. what was the distance of that shot? I can never judge distances from a camera. Also, did you get a local boat out of Panama or use an outfitter. Regardless, any recommendation?
 
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