- White-tip Sharks, North Seymour Island, Galapagos
(The dinghies that ferried us in to the ship and out to the islands, called zodiacs here, ended in either wet or dry landings. Each was a fun-ride in itself, especially when the waves were a bit rough, causing sea-sickness for some. Hubby took up a snorkelling trip and came back with tales that were as tall as the mysterious Galapagos islands themselves, including sightings of 5 white-tip sharks just 10 metres away from the surface, and a few playful sealions which came to within touching distances. These sightings added to the hammerhead shark I saw circling around the ship on Day#1. They brought home the message of a truly wild, awesome world here)
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