Picture this. I was being driven along at about 10mph, clinging precariously to the front end of a LandRover that was best described as ‘insecure’ while all the time trying to film a pack of African Wild Dogs using the dirt track as a hunting track.
For the Snakes of Okinawa the jungles of the Yambaru offer themselves as a perfect haven.
I was hoping to get a glimpse of predation by Himei Habu Pit Vipers on the otherwise occupied mating Green Tree Frogs which seemed to be teeming all over the place on the night of my initial visitation.
Tiger Sharks, awesome yet formidable marine predators. Back in 2009 I’d been tasked by the Remote Imaging Department at National Geographic to spend six months
From a recent nocturnal foray to a local green area in Ginowan, Okinawa, where I’d recently photographed the vertical sleeping colony of Male blue banded bees. Given they are creatures of habit I returned, with my video camera, to see if I could document this unusual behavior. If you want to see a better shot of the critter simply click on that circular icon with the opposing arrows you can see in the top right of this page. Click it […]