Video - whale sharks at Grayton Beach, Florida

[sarawind]

Tlhanks for this fine video.

 

[vonMuerte]

That's not a whale-shark;

it's the dreaded Jaguar shark.

 

[tidewater]

Thanks for the reminder

Yes, I have been away from this lovely site for a while. Promise to check back more often.
Tidewater.

 

[ckster0905]

Holy Poop! This is life moving stuff...thank you so much. Sadie, can we maybe go out?

 

[Cil]

Beautiful!
I love how a creature so large can have such grace and dignity.
Thanks for the headsup.

 

[meeki]

Incredible video. Just another of the wonders of So Wal and 30A. thanks to the crew for videoing and sharing their find.

 

[iwishiwasthere]

Pretty amazing. That is more calming than any drug!

Thanks for sending this to me and drawing me out of hibernation!

 

[pawbeach]

Whale Sharks video

Thanks for beautiful video-I'll be alot more observant when looking at the Gulf waters now. Sadie's looks like a great dog

 

[Lake View Too]

Well, I know if anybody wanted to get a WHALE of a Deal on Real Estate, call me!

Five Whale Sharks appeared just offshore from Grayton Beach, Florida in the first week of August in 2009. They remained in the local waters for two days. Many of the people chartering Grayton Beach fishing boats and one group of divers photographed and swam with the whales during the two-day event. A Whale Shark is not a whale (mammal) but is a gentle, non-dangerous, filter-feeding shark that is the largest living fish species.

James Griffith, a local firefighter/diver in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida captured the beautiful underwater video. The large school of bigger fish swimming with the whale shark are cobia.

Thanks to Edmond Alexander and James Griffith.

YouTube - Whale Sharks of Grayton Beach

 

[Lake View Too]

Wanna go surfing in Grayton?