Darwin & Wolf

Darwin & Wolf: The Sharkiest Place on Earth

For divers, the names "Darwin" and "Wolf" are sacred. Located in the far north of the Galapagos archipelago, these two remote islands are the absolute pinnacle of high-voltage diving. This is not a casual swim; it is a washing machine of currents that attracts the biggest animals in the ocean. We are talking about walls of Scalloped Hammerheads so dense they block out the sun, and massive, bus-sized Whale Sharks cruising by like they own the place. It is raw, it is wild, and it is widely considered the best big-animal diving on the planet.

Why We Chose This Sticker Design

You can’t capture the scale of this location without a split-shot. Topside, we featured the legendary rock formation of Darwin’s Arch (now the Pillars of Evolution), the sentinel that marks the spot. But the real show is below, so we devoted the rest of the mask to the titans. We illustrated a massive Whale Shark gliding through the blue because seeing these gentle giants here is the ultimate prize. Beneath it, we filled the deep with the silhouettes of hundreds of Hammerheads, recreating that feeling of being completely surrounded by apex predators.