Cormorant Freedivers
Cormorant are Miami's best freedivers. We always see them in the bay swimming on the surface and diving. Usually it is next to impossible to get close to them - they are weary and shy. However, the other day we saw one that had just caught a fish and was having problems handling it. I was able to get close enough for some footage.
Cormorant freediving for his dinner in Miami, FL
Please be aware of the fact that diving with sharks can be potentially dangerous. Do NOT closely interact with sharks, touch them, feed them unless you are very experienced and know exactly how to interpret their body language. While it might look easy and harmless to interact with sharks the way we do, we do NOT encourage this type of underwater activity.
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