Hi Everyone,
I thought these videos might be of interest to some people. I work on marine biology research in Downtown Seattle, Washington and get to scuba dive right on the urbanized waterfront. There's some great diversity just under the surface that I was surprised by given the amount of modification to the shorelines through city development. I thought I might share some videos with the hope that I'm sharing a unique perspective that hasn't been experienced much. There's many species of fish, crabs, and algae nearly in the shadow of the Space Needle. If you watch until the end of some of the videos, I film as I'm surfacing to show the location of our dive site relative to the city. Also, there's a funny moment in one of the videos where I manage to snag a bull kelp stipe in my regulator clip and get tangled; seems like a one in a million shot. Thanks for watching!
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (10 ft - 20 ft)
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (20 ft)
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (20 ft, continued)
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (10 ft)
Black rockfish seen by scuba divers in Downtown Seattle, Washington
Scuba diving Myrtle Edwards Park in Downtown Seattle (20 ft)
Scuba diving Myrtle Edwards Park in Downtown Seattle (10 ft)
Well hidden ratfish in Seattle, Washington
Amazing Footage of Scuba Divers Surfacing in Downtown Seattle
I thought these videos might be of interest to some people. I work on marine biology research in Downtown Seattle, Washington and get to scuba dive right on the urbanized waterfront. There's some great diversity just under the surface that I was surprised by given the amount of modification to the shorelines through city development. I thought I might share some videos with the hope that I'm sharing a unique perspective that hasn't been experienced much. There's many species of fish, crabs, and algae nearly in the shadow of the Space Needle. If you watch until the end of some of the videos, I film as I'm surfacing to show the location of our dive site relative to the city. Also, there's a funny moment in one of the videos where I manage to snag a bull kelp stipe in my regulator clip and get tangled; seems like a one in a million shot. Thanks for watching!
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (10 ft - 20 ft)
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (20 ft)
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (20 ft, continued)
Scuba diving Olympic Sculpture Park in Downtown Seattle (10 ft)
Black rockfish seen by scuba divers in Downtown Seattle, Washington
Scuba diving Myrtle Edwards Park in Downtown Seattle (20 ft)
Scuba diving Myrtle Edwards Park in Downtown Seattle (10 ft)
Well hidden ratfish in Seattle, Washington
Amazing Footage of Scuba Divers Surfacing in Downtown Seattle
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