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The monk seals, native to the Hawaiian Islands, are considered one of the most endangered marine mammals in the world. They're unique because they're one of the only seal species that lives in warm tropical waters. The Hawaiian monk seal is characterized by its black […]

 Whale season in Kona, Hawaii is a romantic time of year when thousands of humpback whales come to the warm waters for mating, giving birth, and caring for their young. The season typically runs from December through May, with peak viewing times between January and […]

  A year tends to fly by and before you know it, it's already Christmas time. So much has happened in the past year and so many new memories have been made. We are used to seeing marine life such as humpback whales, sea turtles, […]

  The Great Barracuda is a type of ray-finned fish that inhabits the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf Coast of Florida. It also swims off the coasts of Mexico, northern South America, and Hawaii. Barracudas, of which the Great Barracuda is a type, all […]

  An Ironman visitor that later found our Captain! Our awesome volunteers who helped Jacks Diving Locker set up the Ironman Swim Course had a surprise visitor. A huge Whale shark! On the same beautiful day Captain David, toured the Classic Morning Dive guests to see the Ironman Swim […]