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Submarine Diving in Deep-Sea Galápagos | Best Job Ever


today’s office includes a submarine in
the middle of the Galapagos I would dare
say that I have one of the coolest jobs
in the world really one animal that
swims like that I’m in the Galapagos
with the National Geographic pristine
seas team we’re going in a submarine
right now because it allows us to go
deeper to an area that’s never been
explored before we need to make sure
that we understand what’s down there
so that we can work hard to protect it
the submarine actually gives off
electromagnetic field which attracts
sharks often plastic they’re very period
we just had a silky shark at just 12
meters so I can’t wait to get down at
300 and can see what we
I’m going to breach the
the seafloor is dark so when a giant
machine is down there with lights
organisms get curious my gosh
oh yeah out of the blue this swordfish
just comes charging in and our lights
and we see a flash of silver oh my gosh
don’t stab us and it was an exhilarating
experience beautiful and then it’s gone
not only the Galapagos of biologists
stream truly mesmerizing but I have the
ability to do this with two other women
we might have been the youngest
all-female team down in a submarine send
a goal of trying to find a species
arrangement I’ve never felt as much like
an explorer than I do right now there’s
something about being thousand feet
under the water where no one else has
actually ever been that feels like true
exploration one of the best things about
fieldwork is that there’s always
surprises
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