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The waves in San Diego are lit up by bioluminescent algae that glow from the movement of the water. During the day, the algae look red, inspiring the name red tide. 🌊 Although many marine creatures use bioluminescence as a natural defense mechanism, from a human perspective, it is incredible to see the water radiate neon blue light. 😍

🎥 Filmed by Peter Kragh

To license this footage for your projects use Clip ID PK004_0017

A pair of southern right whales rest together in western Australian waters. When whales rest, their body shuts down, but part of their mind stays conscious so that they can breathe. It is sometimes referred to as logging when they rest at the surface like this. 🐋🌊😍

🎥 Filmed by Blair Ranford / Sharky Aerials

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Footage taken of the Titanic over 100 years after it sank. Film maker and sea pioneer Al Giddings was actually the first person to find and film the Titanic after it sank. In order to film it Giddings and his team used two submersibles on a three hour descent to reach the sunken ship 12,640 feet below the surface of the ocean.

This footage can be licensed in HD, please reference AG65_030 for distribution
Filmed by contributor Al Giddings