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Zebra Lionfish, Dendrochirus Zebra. Close Up Of Transparent Pectoral Fin Showing Venomous Spines

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OUTRAGEOUS & EXCEPTIONAL FOOTAGE of two baleen whales feeding on krill, (Euphausia pacifica), clearly see whale faces & eyes, see the tiny pink krill they are feeding on. First whale swims directly towards camera, might be a young blue whale or a Fin Whale (Balaenoptera physalus); it is smaller than the 2nd whale and has smaller pectoral fins. At 0:29, quick pan to left, the second whale (probably a Blue Whale, Balaenoptera musculus), is almost upon the camera. A stream of air is released out of the mouth. See the swollen throat with expanded pleats, this whale has a mouthful of krill, air, and seawater and is using baleen to hold in the krill and let out air and seawater. Also this whale is letting air bubbles out one nostril or blowhole on top of head, so maybe the whale gulped the mouthful of krill at ocean surface. Notice much larger pectoral fins on this second whale & grey mottled coloring. Entire body of this second whale passes by, including tail flukes. Good blue water, good natural light from bright sun, near ocean surface.

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Spotfin Lionfish, Pterois Antennata, Resting At Night

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A Grey Reef Shark Swims Along A Coral Reef Drop Off Towards Camera Through A School Of Big Eye Trevally And As It Gets Close To Camera The Shark Suddenly Shoots Away And Upwards.

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Peacock Flounder, Bothus Mancus, Flees And Swims Over Coral Reef Through Shoals Of Anthias

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Humpback Whales Pectoral Fin Slapping

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RARE full body view of a blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus), the whale swims while a human is at the surface, it makes good perspective of the whale’s size. (Swimmer has fins and snorkel but NO TANK, not scuba.) See entire length of this rare blue whale, including face and eye and mouth and blowholes (nostrils) and the pectoral fins and whole body and tiny dorsal fin and wrinkles or pleats of skin underside, and tail. (A short salp chain briefly passes by the camera, a planktic tunicate.) The whale leaves “footprints” of white bubbles at the surface of the ocean, wherever takes a breath. Pretty ocean surface, reflective, seen from below. In Pacific Ocean near San Diego, California, this blue whale sub species is (Balaenoptera musculus musculus). This baleen whale is attracted by krill (Euphausia pacifica) in the water, see few tiny pink bits passing by camera in upper corners where krill catch the light. The water has many particles in it, this is the abundant krill or plankton. Good long shot, at the end, see the blue whale disappearing while a small boat floats at right edge of frame. Healthy Ocean. North America West Coast.

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RARE full body view of a blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) underwater, feeding on krill. See the whale closes its mouth, and millions of krill overflow spill out, next the whale uses its baleen to filter out food from the seawater. A swimmer with video camera is seen looking down at the whale, for size perspective. The whale continues to swim past, see blowhole or nostrils, and the eyes, pectoral fins, the long length of body, tiny dorsal fin, finally large tail flukes. In Pacific Ocean near San Diego, California, the sub species name is (Balaenoptera musculus musculus). Good long shot, pretty blue water. Baleen whale feeding on krill. Marine mammal. Plankton. North America West Coast.

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RARE FOOTAGE of a blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) feeding on krill, underwater shot, see the entire whale as it swims up from deep and passes by to gulp up a mouthful of krill at surface of ocean, viewed from underwater near surface. See the cloud of tiny shrimp, the krill it is feeding upon. Beautiful blue water and sun rays, lighting up individual krill (Euphausia pacifica). Long pectoral fins indicate a young blue whale. See the entire body of this whale as it passes, including tail flukes. Good blue water, good natural light from bright sun, underwater and near ocean surface for maximum light on baleen whale. See many, tiny pink shrimp when the light catches them, this is the krill.

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RARE FOOTAGE of a blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus) feeding on krill, underwater shot, see the entire whale as it swims up from deep to gulp at krill near surface of ocean, viewed from underwater near surface. See the cloud of tiny shrimp, the krill it is feeding upon. Beautiful blue water and sun rays, light up individual krill (Euphausia pacifica). Long pectoral fins indicate a young blue whale. See the entire body of this whale as it passes, including tail flukes. Good blue water, good natural light from bright sun, underwater and near ocean surface for maximum light on baleen whale. See many, tiny pink shrimp when the light catches them, this is the krill.

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Great White Shark Neptune Islands South Australia slow motion 4k

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Swimming Zebra Shark Comes To Rest On The Bottom, Camera Follows

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A side view of an Ambon Scorpionfish, Pteroidichthys amboinensis uses its pectoral fins to move on the sea bed.

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A side view of an Ambon Scorpionfish, Pteroidichthys amboinensis using its pectoral fins to move and swim along on the sea bed.

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A wide slow motion shot of two Clark's Anemonefish, Amphiprion clarkii. The one fish is fanning,oxygenating its eggs with its pectoral fin, while the other stands guard and protects.

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A Tracking shot of a Male Leopard Flounder, Bothus pantherinus with its elongated pectoral fins standing straight up, in defense mode swimming away from the camera

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A Close Up shot of a Male Leopard Flounder, Bothus pantherinus with its elongated pectoral fins standing straight up, in courtship or defense mode, while it approaches a female. They they swim away from the camera.

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A Tracking shot of a Male and Female Leopard Flounder, Bothus pantherinus swimming along the sea bed. The male uses its elongated pectoral fins standing straight up, in courtship or defense mode.

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A Tracking shot of a Male and Female Leopard Flounder, Bothus pantherinus swimming along the sea bed. The male uses its elongated pectoral fins standing straight up, in courtship or defense mode. They then part their ways and swim in different direction.

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Manta ray (Manta blevirostris) with bite marks on pectoral fin

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