Part 4 - Belize, Mother Nature's Best Kept Secret
Part 4, The rainforest is the heart of Belize, it is it's essence. The dense jungle is home to countless plant and animals species
Images from the small Central American country of Belize.
Part 4, The rainforest is the heart of Belize, it is it's essence. The dense jungle is home to countless plant and animals species
Here is Part 3 of 6. The ancient Mayan Civilization of Belize.
Here's the second part of the six part video. If you enjoy it, please rate it (5 stars please;>), post a comment, spread the word, help us get the word out about Belize.
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The next few postings will be a 6 part video (each a very short 2 or 3 minutes) of the Belize video that the Belize Tourism Board takes to present at travel tradeshows. This program was produced by Naturalight Productions in 2001, and is now slated to be redone this year.
Part 1 is an introduction to the coral reefs, rainforests, ancient Mayan civilization and diverse cultures of Belize
Labels: Belize, coral reef, culture, Mayan, rainforest, tourism, travel
I have been diving Gladden for whale sharks this week courtesy of Roberto Fabbri at Kanantik (http://www.kanantik.com) and Martin Spragg from Second Nature Divers out of Sittee river (http://www.secondnaturedivers.com).
Roberto runs a fantastic operation with immaculate equipment, service and safety, just like his resort.
We were lucky enough to encounter a young whale shark for about 15 minutes. This shark would fixate on a diver and slowly swim toward the diver. It was hard trying to stay out of the way. Each diver in the group was trying to stay away from the shark rather than swimming toward the shark.
I had only a few 100 lbs of air left (the only one with air left on the dive), so decided to sink to see if the shark would follow. Sure enough it stayed at that distance from me in the shot to about 30 feet. You can see how hard I am working by the trail of bubbles, kicking as hard as I could to keep away.
Martin, on the surface, captured this great shot. My wife's comment? "You are no longer my favorite underwater photographer"!