Home Actor Riley Elliott HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2023 Riley Elliott Instagram - The most epic thing I have orchestrated in my career has come to life. The biggest tool in my toolbox, the enabler of my work, the provider for my passion. Eight years ago I had an idea and several groups of people have seen the value, actioning it. The most proud day of my life. What do you think this is?

Riley Elliott Instagram – The most epic thing I have orchestrated in my career has come to life. The biggest tool in my toolbox, the enabler of my work, the provider for my passion. Eight years ago I had an idea and several groups of people have seen the value, actioning it. The most proud day of my life. What do you think this is?

Riley Elliott Instagram - The most epic thing I have orchestrated in my career has come to life. The biggest tool in my toolbox, the enabler of my work, the provider for my passion. Eight years ago I had an idea and several groups of people have seen the value, actioning it. The most proud day of my life. What do you think this is?

Riley Elliott Instagram – The most epic thing I have orchestrated in my career has come to life. The biggest tool in my toolbox, the enabler of my work, the provider for my passion. Eight years ago I had an idea and several groups of people have seen the value, actioning it. The most proud day of my life. What do you think this is? | Posted on 01/Dec/2022 14:00:55

Riley Elliott Instagram – So much work went into creating this magical boat for predominantly the Great White project but also to help me showcase how much there is that boating can allow you to experience. There’s more to boating than just fishing. And that’s what I am going to share with you this summer. Yes there will be sharks, but also the way I gather food for myself and my community. How I cook it, how I educate with it and how we embrace through understanding of it, the conservation of this amazing ecosystem. Thank you Hunter Signs for the decals, and to @extremeboats.nz @gfabtrailers @yamahamarinenz @raymarine_nz @seadek and @mazda_nz for enabling such a package in order to express the amazing opportunities I will be sharing with you all. When I say keep it legal it’s out of frame but it’s the weeks of time that it took putting a boat through ‘survey’ which means registering it through the Maritime NZ Moss protocol which entails building the boat above normal spec, kitting it out with all the required safety equipment and being a commercial skipper. To say the least. Thank you to Maritime Nz for making it a fluid process that ensures safe operations for all those who partake on the sea. Because let’s not forget, wearing a lifejacket, having two forms of communication and a @nzcoastguard membership will keep you far safer than worrying about sharks :)
Riley Elliott Instagram – A fascinating time in NZ for ocean life. This time of year we get the E Aus current pushing down our warm summer water. Already we have had sea snakes, turtles and migratory birds turn up. Also Great whites popping up in harbours likely pupping. This map shows an awesome Tiger shark I have followed for a long time, tagged by Australian scientists at Norfolk Island after we did a @sharkweek show the year prior, emphasising the need to study these animals and they did a great job tagging a bunch which you can follow on the @ocearch app. It’s my silent addiction watching where these sharks move and as you can see by the sea temperature map, this shark is moving towards NZ with that descending warm water. Tiger sharks generally reside within water over 22’C and this shark is doing just that. We used to have many records of Tigers caught out at Mayor island but research shows they generally stay deep and so are rarely seen. But I’ve also seen photos of baby Tigers caught in the Hauraki Gulf just off Auckland CBD which shows some novel and unprecedented pupping behaviour. Long story short, satellite tracking provides some amazing insight into animals and that is the endeavour of my Great White project, where people can sponsor a shark, name it, and a soon to be released website will allow anyone to follow their movements. It’s good for the sharks through scientific conservation but also for us, to best educate ourselves on where we may wish to swim. If you are interested in sponsoring a great white go to www.sustainableocean society.co.nz link in my bio

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