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This little moray eel was just hanging out.

Filmed off the Outrigger Hotel at night.

Filmed off the Big Island, this little Kokala went from being shy, to I want to hang out with you!

Filmed off the Outrigger Hotel. This bait ball is normally in this same location, daily. Fish group like this as a defense mechanism....safty in numbers.

These spinner dolphins were fun to hang out with. I filmed this shot on a previous trip to the Big Island

This night shot of Mantas was filmed previously in Kona. The dive operators use underwater lights (bonfires) to attract krill, which in turn attracts these massive mantas to feed.

Rat Fish are typically in deeper water. They come to shallower waters at night. This trip to Flag Pole on Hood Canal, there were more Rat Fish than I have ever seen here. They were also out during the day.

This sixie was filmed at flag pole on hood canal at about 85 feet. These are deep water sharks. Divers almost never see them. I have seen 2 in 54 years of diving. On this one dive we saw this male, and our dive buddies 75 feet away saw a female of the same size!

This young wolf eel adopted an unusual home....an upside down toilet! It provides pretty effective protection.

The GPO sends out a tiny end of its arm as it tries to decide if it is going to really check out my go pro.

This was a 6/7 foot giant pacific octopus. The octo was curious and wanted to explore my gopro. They assess into 3 categories....friend, food or foe.

Wolf eels are technically a fish. They range in size from 6 to 8 feet when fully grown. They mate for life. Even though they look like they could leave a nasty bite, if they are not on eggs, they are curious and gentle. This wolf eel was curious about me and settled down on the bottom, to get a better look.

This female GPO is tending her eggs. She guards them and circulates water, until they hatch, which takes 6 months. During that time she will not eat and changes color to a very light gray. Shortly after hatching, she will die.

Submerged entry for Titan I missile silo

Titan I missile silo, Royal Washington, no camera lights

Eye wash, Titan I missile silo, Royal Washington

Entering Titan I missile silo

Entering Titan I missile silo 3.

Titan I missile silo, Royal Washington

Titan I missile silo, Royal Washington

Titan I missile silo, Royal Washington

Titan I missile silo, Royal Washington

Giant Pacific Octopus hunting for food

Giant Pacific Octopus hunting for food

Giant Pacific Octopus

Giant Pacific Octopus hunting for food

Giant Pacific Octopus resting

Giant Pacific Octopus

Giant Pacific Octopus