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
Read MoreShipwrecks act as artificial reefs, as homes for a large number of fishes and invertebrates. Specifically scorpionfishes, cardinalfishes, hatchetfishes and
Read MoreI’m back in Bolinao, Pangasinan, at the site of the University of the Philippines ‘ Marine Science Institute‘s lab. It’s
Read MoreLadies and gentlemen, if you need something stimulating and entertaining to read this summer on the beach or by the
Read MoreI have been back in Siquijor for two weeks now. What a lovely island; and one of those semi-undiscovered Philippine
Read MoreI just came back from the PAMS meeting in Batangas, with a stop at Arizona Dive Shop in Subic on
Read MoreThis is the story of my visit to the worst hotel in the Philippines. I am not writing this to
Read MoreIn case you are looking for some interesting reads on the internet in-between all the fake news and porn.. 3quarksdaily
Read MoreLast week I spend a few days on Siquijor, the island just across from Dumaguete. If you have dinner in
Read MoreThis week I had a great time photographing the wrecks of Subic Bay on the west coast of Luzon, in
Read MoreYou want off the beaten track? I’ll have a recommendation for you! Visit Mabinay! Mabinay is located in the center
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