Cabilao Island (Philippines): Giant Corals and a Macro Paradise
If you are not afraid of long journeys, visit Cabilao Island and not only find fantastic coral growth but also an outstanding diversity of rare reef dwellers.
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Published: 12/13/2007
Author: Fredy Brauchli
If you are not afraid of long journeys, visit Cabilao Island and not only find fantastic coral growth but also an outstanding diversity of rare reef dwellers.
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Published: 12/27/2007
Author: Fredy Brauchli
The pier of Bacon is situated near Dauin, in the heart of the Visayas region. Throughout the years, the pillars of the pier have become covered with a rich diversity of marine organisms.
Nature and Science
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Published: 12/15/2007
Author: Fredy Brauchli
Hawkfish (Cirrhitidae) – a precious gem in the coral reef easy to be observed, hawkfish, which attentively lurk in the reef, still represent a challenge for the underwater macro photographer.
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Published: 12/15/2007
Author: Fredy Brauchli
The Visayas are one of the best diving grounds worldwide. Mainly due to their extremely diverse marine wildlife they enjoy an increasing popularity.
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Published: 12/17/2007
Author: Fredy Brauchli
In the far West of the Philippines, South West of Mindoro, a small island untouched by mass tourism is found in one of the most attractive diving areas.
Nature and Science
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Published: 12/14/2007
Author: Fredy Brauchli
Living in a symbiotic relationship with anemones, these fish are a favorite of many divers in tropical waters. Even beginners can easily observe them. But to correctly identify them, you must take a closer look.
Nature and Science
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Published: 01/23/2008
Author: Fredy Brauchli
Mantis shrimp can kill their prey within milliseconds. They have sensational, compound eyes mounted on mobile stalks.
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Published: 01/03/2008
Author: Adrian Pfeiffer
Diving in Antarctica is diving of a special kind, a unique and unforgettable experience following in the tracks of Amundsen, Scott, and Shackleton.
Nature and Science
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Published: 01/19/2008
Author: Fredy Brauchli
A favorite of all divers are the various species of Scorpionfish, a complex family with 10 subfamilies and more than 300 species. Many of these have venomous spines.
Nature and Science
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Published: 01/17/2008
Author: Fredy Brauchli
Divers with a “macro view” are able to spot a lot of tiny creatures. Feather stars, whip corals, spiral wire corals and others are home to these bizarre animals.