Jose Fernandez slips into the primeval muck of the Florida Everglades to pursue his passion for wildlife photogaphy, most notably alligators. He has joined a very small, very savvy, very crazy band of swamp divers -- people who purposefully jump into dark and dangerous ponds, pools, canals and creeks of the Everglades and its surrounding wild waters. They do it for science, to make movies, to observe or capture uncommon scenes in an element of the Everglades few humans ever see. ( Miami Herald)
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Swimming with the Alligators
Category: Environment
Posted on: August 14, 2007 10:58 AM, by EJGili
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