Videos tagged with "sleeping"

23. ECUADOR Butterflies.mp4 [00:23]
SleepingBagMan enjoying a visit to a butterfly farm in the Amazon Forest (where they make butter & flies supposedly !?).
Tags: SBM, sleepingbagman, goofy, yellow, outfit, world, trip, South, America, Ecuador, Amazon, Forest, butterfly, farm, around, the, in, 80, ways, days, fun, laugh, sleeping, bag

23. ECUADOR Canoe Ride.mp4 [00:36]
SleepingBagMan paddling around in the Amazon Forest on Pilchicocha lake (where piranhas swim about)
Tags: SBM, sleepingbagman, goofy, yellow, outfit, world, trip, South, America, Ecuador, Amazon, Forest, canoe, ride, piranhas, around, the, in, 80, ways, days, fun, laugh, sleeping, bag

23. ECUADOR Bird watching.mp4 [00:26]
SleepingBagMan in the Amazon Forest taking few pictures whilst hanging around 50m above the ground !
Tags: SBM, sleepingbagman, goofy, yellow, outfit, world, trip, South, America, Ecuador, Amazon, Forest, bird, watching, around, the, in, 80, ways, days, fun, laugh, sleeping, bag

23. ECUADOR Chimborazo volcano.mp4 [00:20]
SleepingBagMan hiking around Chimborazo the highest summit in Ecuador
Tags: SBM, sleepingbagman, goofy, yellow, outfit, world, trip, South, America, Ecuador, hiking, Chimborazo, volcano, Quito, mountain, 5000, meters, around, the, in, 80, ways, days, fun, laugh, sleeping, bag

Snorkeling in the Galapagos Islands with Sharks [09:01]
In August 2011, I went to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands. This is footage we shot while snorkeling off of Isla Isabela. No zoom is used at all, they really get that close! In the video, you can also see giant sea turtles, chocolate chip sea stars, brittle sea stars, sea urchin, sea cucumbers, sand dollars, and various other fish. The sharks are white tip reef sharks, about 5 feet long. They have a unique ventilation system that allows them to remain still while at rest, which is why you can see so many 'sleeping' on the ocean bottom. They like to rest in these lava tubes because the water gets warmer. The tube we swam through was about 8 feet deep, and 3 feet wide. Please note that we were snorkeling with a licensed Parque National Galapagos guide and neither us or the sharks were in any danger.
Tags: snorkeling, galapagos, ecuador