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DiveFilm Episode49 - "Green Water, White Mirth" Episode | DiveFilm Podcast Video

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Images and news of the ocean world. What's happening, what's interesting, and what's just fun to watch. Featuring underwater video from around the world, interviews with interesting people, and footage of all kinds of marine life, from Great White Sharks and Humpback Whales to tiny plankton and colorful coral reefs.

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DiveFilm Episode49 - "Green Water, White Mirth"


DiveFilm Episode49 - "Green Water, White Mirth"

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DATE : Sun, 18 Nov 2007 17:07:34 -0800
Entered in Database : 2007-11-19 01:07:34
length : 36026832
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An audience favorite at the recent 8th Annual San Diego UnderSea Film Exhibition, "Green Water, White Mirth" is a delightful look at the mischievous antics of juvenile Harbor Seals on one of Mike Boom's dives in the colder waters of the Monterey Bay along the Northern California Pacific Coast. "I shot this video on a single dive in April of 2006 in Monterey Bay with friends from my dive club. We were in sight of the Monterey Bay Aquarium when we dropped in. We had 3 or 4 juvenile harbor seals who checked us out for the first half of the dive, then decided to come in and have their way with us during the second half. It was hard to shoot much video because 1) the seals kept me too busy (one tucked his head under my arm asking to be scratched) and 2) I was laughing too hard." Mike is an underwater filmmaker based in the San Francisco Bay Area of California. His short films have delighted audiences at numerous underwater film festivals and gatherings around the United States. To learn more about Mike and his high definition underwater video work, please visit his website, www.LaughingEel.com.