DeepSee

Hello to all the adventures people of the world!

We are on our way back from an incredible trip at Cocos island. This trip we had 16 new deep sea explorers to join us on our dives!

Each dive was beautiful, and the visibility this week was endless! The thermocline was full of tunicates. When the tunicate dies it falls to the bottom where it is feasted upon by crabs, sea urchins and fish.

We also enjoyed encounters with giant mantas and mobulas at depths of 165m!Some sharks came down to visit as well. We even saw a hammerhead at a depth of 220m!

Underwater, some of the creatures have their special ways of camouflaging, so that the predators will not pray upon them, or that the prey will not see that they are just about to hunt. For example, the decorated crab holds a leaf and carries it with it all around!

And this beautiful stone colored frogfish merges amazingly with the rock. It uses its lure to attract little fish, and when they are close enough it swallows them up.

The deep ocean is a wonderful and mysterious underwater world; come and join us to observe these amazing creatures that live their lives under great pressure and darkness. It is a very different life than the upper world close to the surface, and absolutely spectacular.

Yours truly,

The pilots.

The Deepsee experience is very unique, its difficult to explain the feeling  There is no words for that. The travel is going fast. Its like being in a NatGeo documantry for 2 hours. We’ve encountered a scorpion fish at 300m! a frog fish at 180m! we saw beautiful Mobula as well! The landscape of an unknown world was like different planet. Thanks to all the team, we felt really good and safe.

Sonia, France

The submarine experience is truly unique – a chance to see life that is Always out of sight. The grace and peace and movement of that life beyond the edge of. Sunlight is something to be hold! Thank you DeepSee team!

Laura Aull, Cayman Island