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Dive with Giant Humbolt Squid

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I am sorry I dont know how to enlarge them yet. If you look on the last set of pics you can see the jet of ink comming out of the squid. The others are various shots. Some of the ones with the tentacles are actual shots grabbed off of the video when he was grabbed several times by a large humboldt that Scott called "SCAR"

We have been talking....Scott is going to call the Video of the trip and the documentary of him being grabbed "Dancing with Demons"

If you think these pics are crazy you should see the live footage..... :hmm

If you want to pet the squid come and risk your life with us, we wont let you down(steel cable).... :duh rofl rofl

The most dagerous part of the dive is getting stung in the face by jellyfish :waterwork


GTB

www.gonetobaja.com
 
gonetobaja said:
Carlos,

Ill give you a great deal if you let us do a show on your oyster and scallop farms.

Dale
You bet!!

Last week, during a late in the afternoon training sesion before the mexican freediving competition at Cabo San Lucas, a squid give a hugh to a freediver who was just holding the line during his breathup. It comes by his back so it scares the diver a lot.

During the FW competition the deeper safety diver saw a group of squids (he was about 54 m). He turned the lights off and they went out.

Saludos

Carlos
 
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