Egg Trick Underwater Quino El Guardian Mexico Annie Crawley's Dive Team

Flashback Friday! I'm working on a new series of videos for a local school district and started searching for some footage in one of my libraries. I came across this clip of our team's dive trip to Mexico aboard the Quino El Guardian. Edgar was one of our beloved instructors and did such an incredible job taking care of us...and had a variety of super cool tricks up his sleeve to share with all of our new divers. This egg trick went horribly wrong the first time because one of our young divers just crushed the yolk in his hands. Hope you will laugh together with me in my commentary. Again, this is one clip from a moment in time with our team in Mexico.

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About Annie Crawley:
Annie Crawley has worked around the world with cameras in hand, mostly below the surface of our ocean. Born and raised in Chicago, she fell in love with water swimming in our Great Lakes as she did not see the ocean until after graduating from the University of Illinois. After she learned to scuba dive, she took a calculated risk and sold her car to purchase her first underwater camera systems. As an underwater explorer, she was inducted into the Women Divers Hall of Fame in 2010, earned her Master of Communications at University of Washington, and is a member of the Climate Reality Leadership Corps trained by Al Gore. She now calls Edmonds, WA home. She has created a series of illustrated books and programs to entertain, educate and awe people about life within our ocean.

Annie launched Dive Into Your Imagination to create a community to educate and entertain all ages while connecting them to our environment. She travels with a dive team who explore the sea while scuba diving and documenting their experiences. As a master storyteller, she runs programs teaching the art of photography, video, and workshops.

The Our Ocean and You Campaign has reached tens of thousands of students and continues to create partnerships to promote ocean health. Annie shares the beauty and wonder of exploring our ocean together with three issues: pollution, climate change, and sustainability. http://OurOceanAndYou.com