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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: December 2009
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Sunday, December 13, 2009. A school of Razorfish in Mataking Island. Photo by Sal. Razorfish are nearly transparent and flattened from side to side with long snouts and a sharp-edged belly. Hence the name razorfish :) A thin, dark stripe runs along its body. They swim in a synchronized manner with their heads pointing downwards. Adult razorfish can reach up to20 centimetres long, including their snout. Interesting facts about razorfish:. They have no teeth! Links to this post. Friday, December 11, 2009.
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: Rare Giant Fish Found Dead
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Friday, December 11, 2009. Rare Giant Fish Found Dead. Mathew Nicholas with the sunfish. Rescuers have been unable to save a giant fish washed up on a Norfolk beach. I saw these massive fins waving in the water, I thought it was a seal," said Mr Denniss, 67. I got down and had a look and it was a massive thing. It must have weighed 30lb or 40lb, it took two men to lift it out.". I've been sea fishing for 50 years but I've never seen one in my life," he said. The fish died, despite efforts to revive it.
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: Snorkeling Safety - Things you should know when going on your snorkeling adventure
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009. Snorkeling Safety - Things you should know when going on your snorkeling adventure. The most important safety tip while snorkeling is to never do it alone. An overwhelming number of accidents happen to divers who go it alone, so having a buddy with you is a valuable asset in case of mishap. Choose a buddy who you are comfortable with and stay close together while you are out. Stay close to shore. Be aware of your surroundings. Always snorkel with a buddy.its more fun. Can ma...
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: Frogfish: Ugly but adorable fish, master of camouflage, uses fins to walk!
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009. Frogfish: Ugly but adorable fish, master of camouflage, uses fins to walk! Frogfish imitating red sponge (look at the fins, like hands! I like frogfish because they are weird looking creature. Their bodies are small and stocky. They have loose prickly skin, limb-like pectoral fins with an elbow-like joint (which looks like hands! Small round gill openings behind the fins, very large upward directed mouth. Look how it uses its fins to grab hold of the sponge. Photo by Lan.
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: Seahorse - Is it a horse, a fish or what?
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Sunday, November 29, 2009. Seahorse - Is it a horse, a fish or what? Seahorses are truly unique, and not just because of their unusual equine shape. They are indeed a rare fish not a rare horse ;) They are among the only animal species on Earth in which the male bears the unborn young. How cool is that? They are also monogamous and mate for life. Awww.such loyal creature. Unlike some human I know :P. Pygmy seahorse is less than an inch! Because of their body shape, seahorses are rather inept swimmers and...
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: Is it a Shark or a Whale?
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Friday, November 27, 2009. Is it a Shark or a Whale? As fearsome as this guy looks, he actually wouldn't harm a hair on your head. They may have big mouths, but it isn't for swallowing people - they're plankton. Feeders. Plankton are microscopically tiny organisms that thrive in the oceans throughout the world. Related Posts by Categories. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). How to. tips to make your snorkel adventure safe and fun. How to Snorkel - Beginner. How to Enter and Exit the Sea Like a Pro.
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: Snorkel Sapi Island – Much better than Manukan
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Friday, December 4, 2009. Snorkel Sapi Island – Much better than Manukan. View of Pulau Gaya from Pulau Sapi. Sal's photo. I thought the reef in Sapi is going to disappoint me because a long long time ago (more than 10 yrs) I thought that the reef in Manukan was so much better (it was my fave island). And when I discovered that Manukan reef is not as good as I remembered it to be, I figured Sapi will be much worse. Razorfish spotted by Lan. Sal's photo. See how vicious they are? This is what I have been ...
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: How to Care for your Fins
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Thursday, August 13, 2009. How to Care for your Fins. Photo: Puffed-up pufferfish. By Sal. Your fins are extension of your legs in the water. Fins need very little in the way of care and maintenance. 1 Always rinse your fins with fresh water after a snorkel adventure. 2 On a snorkeling venture. Keep your fins out of direct sunlight as much as possible when not using it. Keep your equipments under a shady tree while you sun bathe ;). 3 Soak fins in warm soapy water and dry completely before storing. How t...
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Sal's Snorkeling Adventure: How to Care for your Mask
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Monday, August 10, 2009. How to Care for your Mask. Photo: Humbug Dascyllus are cute and can always be found hiding between coral branches. By Sal. A good mask is a valuable asset for any snorkelers. So once you have purchased one that is right for you, it needs proper care. There is nothing more annoying than not being able to see underwater because of a scratch on the lens or fogged mask. Here are some tips to care for your mask. Sal’s defogging tips. I Toothpaste (not the gel type). New masks often ha...
