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Anuar Patjane Floriuk

A diver gets up close and personal with a school of bigeye jacks in Cabo Pulmo National Park, Mexico. Schools of bigeye jack can be made up of 1500 fish or more, with the group disbanding at night to find food.

Thousands of bigeye jacks swarm near a diver in Cabo Pulmo National Park, Mexico. The fish tend to travel in schools during the day, and then disband at night to individually hunt their prey.

In Mexico's Revillagigedo Islands, a humpback whale mother teachers her calf how to breathe and control its buoyancy. Humpback whale calves are born already weighing one ton, and they'll nurse for a year—averaging 160 gallons of their mothers' milk a day.

Diving with a humpback whale and her new born calf while they cruise around Roca Partida Island, in Revillagigedo, Mexico. This is an outstanding and unique place full of pelagic life so we need to accelerate the incorporation of this islands into UNESCO as a natural heritage site in order to increase the protection of the islands against the prevailing ilegal fishing corporations and big game fishing.