robbcayman
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If Coz does have a wild population where are they normally seen? What species of dolphin? Is it a large population etc?? Thanks 

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robbcayman:If Coz does have a wild population where are they normally seen? What species of dolphin? Is it a large population etc?? Thanks![]()
Christi:Yes we do...mostly bottlenose...and most of the sightings are in the north. However, when storms are approaching, you can see literally hundreds of them swimming south.
robbcayman:Thanks Christi. Can you see them quite often?? I plan on diving with you sometime really soon maybe you can take me to where I'll have a decent chance of diving with some.
Christi:It is a very, very, very, very very rare occasion when you can actually dive with them inthe wild...anywhere. When we see them, it's mostly from the boat and on one occasion in the last five years, my divers have been lucky enough to have a wild dolphin encounter...so it's not a matter of taking you to the right spot. IMO, wild dolphin encounters are destiny![]()
Christi:Not if you believe in destiny![]()
sharky60:I knew a girl named Destiny once....never did beliver her![]()