All this great footage (& more!) was recorded on just one dive with a very curious Whaleshark & Hin Muang, close to Ko Lanta in Thailand. Footage courtesy of Liquid Lense & Scubafish.
Author: LiquidLense
Keywords: Whaleshark Shark Fish Diving Scuba Adventure Hin Muang Ko Lanta Thailand Andaman
Added: January 10, 2008
Friendly turtles are common on the dive sites around Ko Lanta in Thailand. Watch this great mini movie & meet some of the locals. Footage courtesy of Liquid Lense & Scubafish.
Author: LiquidLense
Keywords: Turtle Scuba Diving Ko Lanta Haa Phi Bidas Thailand Andaman Sea Tropical Coral Reefs Holiday Adventure
Added: January 10, 2008
Get up close & personal with Porky, the resident Porcupine Pufferfish at Ko Haa Lagoon, just off Ko Lanta in Thailand. Porky is so curious he will happily accompany you for your whole dive, especially if you have yellow fins! Footage courtesy of Liquid Lense & Scubafish
Author: LiquidLense
Keywords: Tropical Fish Ko Haa Lanta Thailand Porcupine Pufferfish diving Scuba holiday
Added: January 10, 2008
Watch graceful Manta Rays cruise around Hin Daeng & Hin Muang in Thailand. There has been regular Manta sightings this year at these two top dive sites, just off Ko Lanta. Footage courtesy of Liquid Lense & Scubafish.
Author: LiquidLense
Keywords: Manta Ray Thailand Diving Scuba Andaman Ko Lanta
Added: January 10, 2008
How can the biggest living thing on the planet survive almost anything? How did it get to be so big? And who really is the biggest killer on the reef?
Working with geologists and marine biologists, extreme adventurer Will Gadd gets up close and personal with the largest living thing on the planet (the only one you can see from space) — the Great Barrier Reef.
The story of what makes this place the perfect location for the largest reef in the world takes Gadd far inland in search of clues to Australia’s mysterious past. This is the hidden story of a world that has died and been resurrected many times and it takes Gadd on an incredible voyage above and beneath the waves of Australia’s eastern seaboard.
It has long been known that the remains of a much older reef are buried beneath today’s Great Barrier. But just how old is it? The mission: to get a piece. Scuba diving to depths of 190 feet, the team retrieved a rare piece of that ancient reef. This was a first — scientists can now date that forgotten ancestor to 12,000 years old.
How can the biggest living thing on the planet survive almost anything? How did it get to be so big? And who really is the biggest killer on the reef?
Working with geologists and marine biologists, extreme adventurer Will Gadd gets up close and personal with the largest living thing on the planet (the only one you can see from space) — the Great Barrier Reef.
The story of what makes this place the perfect location for the largest reef in the world takes Gadd far inland in search of clues to Australia’s mysterious past. This is the hidden story of a world that has died and been resurrected many times and it takes Gadd on an incredible voyage above and beneath the waves of Australia’s eastern seaboard.
It has long been known that the remains of a much older reef are buried beneath today’s Great Barrier. But just how old is it? The mission: to get a piece. Scuba diving to depths of 190 feet, the team retrieved a rare piece of that ancient reef. This was a first — scientists can now date that forgotten ancestor to 12,000 years old.
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Author: pleasetakemeto
Keywords: scuba diving maps nature tourism attractions cruises reef marine beaches coral resort snorkeling
Added: January 9, 2008
