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Aurora is a pig-nosed turtle that has crossed in five months the Atlantic Ocean travelling form Canarias to the Caribbean, covering a distance of 6,172 kilometers. This is the first time the transoceanic migration of this reptile marked in the Canarias’ archipelago is followed. 
 
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Greenpeace activists chained up themselves to a ship’s mooring last 3rd of April in Rotterdam to prevent the vessel to leave the port and head for Japan.
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The film production ‘Oceans’ is a journey that explores the life of the majestic, and rare in occasion, creatures of the deep ocean. Its spectacular images, obtained from the new techniques of submarine shooting, compose an unprecedented experience for the audience about what happens under the water on our own coast. The film, which took twelve years of work, is the great commitment of Disney for this spring after the success in 2009 of the documentary film ‘Earth’. The film world’s premiere will be on April 23rd, coinciding with the International Earth Day.  
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CANARIAS has stood out, once more, both in the MITT show in Moscow and in the ITB show in Berlin, which are, probably, the most important travel exhibitions held in the world. We have obtained formal commitments for the Russian and German tourists to continue visiting us, at least with the same intensity and devotion that they had until some years ago, when nobody talked about economic crisis. But if something has to be highlighted from those shows is the need to get our act together. 
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Yesterday, there was a collision between the anti-whaling ship the Bob Barker and a Japanese harpoon ship collided Saturday in the icy waters off Antarctica -- Another major clash between conservationists and the Japanese whaling fleet. 
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Few months ago was unveiled the campaign from "turismo de Tenerife" to promote christmas holidays in the Canary Island. Here is you have the ad:
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New video 01/02/2010
 
We have a new video for our homepage:
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If you've been in one of our tours, you probably listenned our guides talking about the type of whales we see on the tours and what they eat.
 
The type of whale we generally see are short-finned pilot whales. They eat giant squids that live (only) at hundreds of meters under the sea surface. 
 
Few months ago, in one of our tours, we were lucky enough to find a baby-squid almost intact. Look at the pics:
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Here is a post from a past trip were we saw and increadible amount of dolphins around us. It was beautiful, just amazing. Our crew took many pictures and we've done the following video
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We came accross the following two videos. they are not new, but you might not know about it and we want to help spreading the word about these courageous acts.
 
It's about the Hollywood star Hayden Panettiere (from the show Heroes) trying hard to save dolphin lives in Japan. She even has (or had at that tiem) an arrest warrant so needs to be careful on her next visit to the country.
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