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Another large school of snapper

Dive guide Gabriel using his fins to "skimboard" along in the current during a safety stop

About 9 feet in diameter

Although the water is not very clear, there are 11 sharks partially or fully visible

Using the reef hooks to watch the animals in the deep water

A huge field of healthy staghorn coral

Healthy staghorn coral surrounded by healthy bud acropora coral

A mixture of coral

Just after the tiger shark found its food in the rocks.

The harbor entrance to Fuvahmukah, right where the tiger sharks are fed.

The divers watching the tiger shark feeding

More healthy coral

With dive guide Maria underneath

The male is at the bottom, extending an arm to the female at the top

A better view of the octopus sex, the female at the bottom (white in the crevice), the male at the top, extending its arm

A large school of these snapper

Gayan on the right, Ahmed Hassan (Ammaday) in the middle

He served drinks at the bar, as well as helping with food service

The videographer on the trip

Two of our dive guides

Another of the dive guides

Bald eagle taking flight

Grey whale looking around, with two others close by

Another whale coming up for a look

Oligarch owned yacht, available for $603,000 per week

As seen from the meadow at Curry Village

Looking up, you can get a sense of how tall the sequoia tree are

A view from out by Mirror Lake

View of Half Dome from the Ahwanee hotel during the golden hour shortly before sunset

View from Glacier Point

A closeup view of Nevada Falls

Celebrating mom's 89th birthday

Selfie of me and mom

Selfie of me and mom with half dome in the background

Located in the Norris Geyser field

Runs through the walkways in the Old Faithful geyser area

Sometimes called American antelope, they are not actually antelope, closer to giraffe and deer (Pronghorn - Wikipedia)

The mother grizzly bear in the meadow with her cubs following her.  There were reports the bears were much closer to the trail.

Just adjacent to Yellowstone

Back to front: Scott Jones, Nancy Fisher (almost hidden), Anita, Sunny and Edward (our driver)

This one has a few hitch hikers

A driver for one of the other Saruni camps.  He helped to push start our jeep when the battery died.

At the Saruni Samburu camp, Joseph on the left was our driver, Stephano on the right was our server

This elephant came right up to the jeep, within 2 feet. close enough for us to touch

Well, the male was not successful, but certainly determined and tried many times!

Also sometimes called a "giraffe-necked antelope"