Marine Megafauna Foundation Saving the Mantas in Ecuador

Marine Megafauna Foundation Saving the Mantas in Ecuador

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January 28, 2017

Andrea Marshall with her custom Spierre Pure Carbon fins

Image. FLTR: Janneman Conradie, Michel Guerrero, Dr Andrea Marshall

Dr Andrea Marshall and her team of the Marine Megafauna Foundation had this to say about her fins:

"Have been reminiscing on the fantastic field season in Ecuador this year and wanted to pay tribute to my little helpers underwater!!

Best fins in the world! Could not chase megafauna without them!" Dr Andrea Marshall

"The Fins - they are truly amazing! Thank you Pierre Liebenberg of Spierre. We really cannot do our work without them!" - Janneman Conradie

"I Love my Fins.... Thank you guys, you're the best!!!!" - Michel Guerrero

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