I took a few pics of this sunset a few weeks ago from the west coast of Florida. This part of the beach has alot of coral rocks, but if you go a little to the south it's all sand. The rocks are there to stop erosion of the beach, which it is doing a good job so far. Alot of Florida's beaches get renourished with sand by pumping it onto the beach from offshore.
@Diverdude76 in July 2022
Lots of Nurse sharks came to greet us, and swim with us a few weeks ago diving off Islamorada, Florida at one of the reef dive sites.
I was messing around with my picture editor and made this. It's not to fancy, but it's still missing something.
Dark skies, windy, rain, but still there are some die hard sharktooth hunters on the beach searching. Venice, Florida
I spent the morning going for a dive for my birthday off of the beach, the water was very warm, visibility was great, saw some bigger fish, and found a few fossil sharksteeth. This one is a small mako shark with the root broken off.
I found my second fossil horsetooth (equus) diving off the beach this morning in the same area that I found one a few months ago. Venice, Florida.
Rise and shine noise peeps! Venice, Florida
I did pretty good diving for sharksteeth off the beach this morning in 18ft of water. Lots of lemons, bulls, snaggletooth and sand tiger teeth. And I found my first whale tooth. Venice, Florida.
I have finally made it to the 1 BCH club! Yayy me.
I picked up some more goodies from the sea floor this morning scuba diving. Sharks teeth, sand dollars and half of a venus sunray clam shell. Venice, Florida.
Some early morning thunder storms offshore. And my best sharktooth find of the morning. A 1.75 inch Snaggletooth shark. Venice, Florida.
Here's a better picture of the storm cloud that popped up early this morning with thunder and lightning, but didn't make it to the beach. I watched it grow from a small little clouds into a massive cloud. Venice, Florida.
My latest Megalodon teeth findings from this morning's dive into the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. These 2 are my biggest teeth of the day. The bigger tooth measure 2.59 inches. Found in 20 feet of water in a very shallow reef environment. Venice, Florida. P.S. Respect the Megalodon!
I took a new sunset picture this evening from over the Gulf of Mexico at Venice, Florida.
Here's a couple of my better small sharksteeth I found yesterday diving. A small meg, and a snaggletooth. Found off the beach at Venice, Florida.
While out hunting for sharksteeth this morning I found something else that didn't need to be out on the reef littering it up. A shark rig, for fishing for sharks.
I'm still playing around with my picture editor app. Still trying to get the perfect graphic.
Shhhhhh, dont tell everyone, but I gave you the coordinates where to find some fossil sharksteeth.
No diving today, I donated blood again this morning. $20 and a free beach towel they gave me.
I forgot to show you the big shell I found the other day while out diving. I dont usually pick up shells or keep them. They dont really fascinate me that much unless it's a conch shell, but I found out this is a venus sunray clam shell, or sunray venus clam.
Another day, another sunset. Taken this evening. Venice, Florida.