When I'm looking for a great moment to shot with my camera I feel extremly connected with Mother Nature... but photography can be, as well, a great tool to carry out several studies about cetaceans
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Eeach legend is based on a background of reality.
​Let's discover the possible origins of the myth of the mermaids
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In my experience studying cetaceans in the Gulf of Taranto, I was lucky enough to be able to observe calves of three different species many times:
bottlenose, striped and Risso’s dolphins
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#LETSTALK

​ANDRES COSARINSKY
Kaimiloa Project
Co-Founder & Content Creator
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“Start to see with your Blue Mind,
don’t be afraid of what you find”
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The story of a resource
​that turned into a problem.
A challenge to overcome
and a lesson to learn
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The wildside of Ireland, one of the best travel experience of the last years.
From west to east: a glimpse of the Wild Atlantic Way and the beauties of nature in Cape Howth
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​​​Whales and dolphins play several aerial and surface behaviour. Leap, breach, tale-slap, porpoising, fluking, spy-hopping and many more. Let’s discover the importance of some of the most frequently observed behaviours
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Do you remember your first love? I do.
​Don't get me wrong, I am just speaking about my first concrete actions in the world of conservation
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​Have you ever met an Ocean Advocate?
I present you the crew of Protect Blue
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​An old legend says that Taras, the son of the ancient God of the Sea Poseidon, reached a new undiscovered land. As soon as he arrrived there, he saw a dolphin jumping out of the sea. The legend says that it was a sign from his father and that it was the right place to build a new town. Nowadays this town is named Taranto
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