I’ve spent years documenting predator-prey interactions in the Gulf of California and Mexican Pacific, often working in the same areas to better understand how and when these encounters occur.
The collection includes orcas hunting rays and whale sharks, as well as other marine predators pursuing, capturing, and feeding on prey.
Many of these sequences document complete behavioral events, providing footage of the approach, pursuit, interaction, and feeding rather than isolated moments.
Tiger Shark Predation | DSMC2 RED Helium at 8K 60fps
Available for licensing for documentary, broadcast, and conservation projects.
Predation Footage FAQs
You can license predation footage filmed in the Gulf of California and Mexican Pacific directly through my stock library.
The collection includes orcas hunting rays and whale sharks, sharks, jacks, dolphins and sea lions hunting schools of fish.
Some sequences document multiple stages of a predation event, including pursuit, capture, and feeding behavior.
Yes. The footage documents naturally occurring predator-prey interactions in the wild.