Wrecks as Marine Life Magnets
Shipwrecks act as artificial reefs, as homes for a large number of fishes and invertebrates. Specifically scorpionfishes, cardinalfishes, hatchetfishes and
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Scuba Diving
Urchin Tool Use!
Last year, during an extremely fun and productive stay with People and the Sea in Malapacua, Cebu, I started working
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Summer Reading!
Ladies and gentlemen, if you need something stimulating and entertaining to read this summer on the beach or by the
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Fish Fights
Fish fight. Far from being peaceful, placid animals, many fishes are in fact aggressive and territorial. They don’t fight out
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Seeing through a Bug Eye
I bought myself a new lens! It’s the Inon “Bug Eye” lens, a wide-angle wet-lens, with a 0 mm minimum
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Ghosts on the Reef
The Philippines are a curious country, full of striking contrasts. The island nation is torn between a fast-forward version of
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Dauin Biodiversitygasm II: Crustaceans
Not only did I observe and photograph some really fascinating fishes during the first part of this year, I also
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Dauin Biodiversitygasm 2018
I’ve been back in Dauin since the beginning of the year now, and the marine biodiversity has, again, not disappointed.
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You need one: Your dive plan
This blog post is of course no training standard or replacement for proper hands-on diving training. It developed from a
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All new! You can now rate me on a new site which is kind of a TripAdvisor for scuba instructors.
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