Sea Slug and the Turtle
Friday, 6 April 2012

Flabellina babai

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Solitary shot of these two nudibranchs near the end of the dive.

Hypselodoris picta

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Nudibranchs breathe through the branchial plumes in a rosette, the circular arrangement, on their backs. This particu...
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Anglerfish - Monkfish, Lophius piscatorius

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We saw this Anglerfish whilst diving in Gibraltar.  It was sitting quietly on the sand and has nice appendages around its mouth. ...
Thursday, 5 April 2012

Feeding Hypselodoris cantabrica

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Nudibranchs are carnivores grazing on algae, anemones, barnacles, corals, sponges and also on other nudibranchs.  The two highly sensitiv...
Sunday, 1 April 2012

Caricoles - Slug Snacks

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Disgusting!
Monday, 13 February 2012

fish

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Sunday, 12 February 2012

White Spotted Rose Anemone

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As a Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Systems and Society, EFL teacher, Scuba Diving Trainer and Educational Technology enthusiast, I've been involved in education for over 20 years. I love language learning and speak Italian and Spanish (Dele C1). I have completed a BSc in Microbiology, PgDip Information Technology, CELTA, DELTA, MA in TESOL with a specialism in Educational Technology, PGDE and now teach high school Biology, Chemistry and Science. I have lived and taught in the UK, Italy, Spain, Cyprus, Vietnam, Thailand, Qatar and the Netherlands.My other hobbies include cycling, travelling, football and reading. I’m fascinated by the underwater world and aquatic life. I learned to dive with BSAC and I am a PADI MSDT EFR instructor with Nitrox, U/W Photography, Deep Diving, Wreck Diving and Underwater Navigator Instructor specialities. I try to participate in as many recreational dives as possible and enjoy taking friends to try scuba diving.
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