EPIC ADVENTURES

What Diving the Revillagigedos Archipelago Really Looks Like, Part Two

My last post, What Diving the Revillagigedos Archipelago is Really Like, Part One, focused on the island Roca Partida. On this post we will head to the island of Socorro, the largest island in the group. The dive sites on this island include Cabo Pearce, Punta Tosca, and the Aquarium. The Aquarium was the most happening site! Most of all, I want to show you the topography and lighting down below, and though it isn’t soft waving coral, it has its own kind of beauty, as do the animals. I went on this trip with Dr Andrea Marshall’s Ray of Hope Expeditions!

One side of the island is covered in “shrubland”.
A Fish Eye View of Socorro Island!
The Aquarium at Socorro.
And through the fissures in the rocks….a Pandemic Eel, huge!
The archipelago is a UNESCO Heritage Site.
I loved this fish face, a Yellow Box Fish adult.
These are beautiful Barber Fish…a type of butterfly fish cleaner.

From below, the Aquarium.
Such a gorgeous sea star!
Blue Fin Trevally
Mantas were checking us out!
Revillagigedos Grouper
Bumphead Hogfish and a Bicolor Parrot
A Pencil Slate Urchin. I love these dudes, I find them so interesting!
A Flowered Flounder!
A Crown of Thorns Seastar on the move.
Sunset, Socorro Islands, Mexico

YOU WOULD ENJOY THIS ARTICLE FROM THE QUEEN OF MANTAS!

http://www.queenofmantas.com/the-citizen-science-revolution/

I love doing citizen science!

From left to right, Fin, Andrea, Annie, Isabella, Tam and Lauren.

 

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Tam Warner

Award Winning Travel Journalist and Blogger, writing about Eclectic Travels in the Empty Nest! From scuba to luxury cruises to kayaking to expeditions, Tam is ready to go! Contact me at travelswithtam@gmail.com

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