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Egypt Red SeaIn this reef, nea Port Berenice, is easy to meet dolphins
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Egypt Red Seaamazing light. Nice coral formations
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Egypt Red SeaLiveboard cruise- Sealife DC-800 u/wcamera wide angle
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Egypt Red SeaDay dive, 14 mtrs, 1/5 Flash + 1/8 Flash, 20mm f:12 , 1/250 sec.
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Indonesia PacificAlways the same outer reef f the other shots of mines from Siladen
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Indonesia PacificExcellent dive site for macro, micro and Wide Angle
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Fiji PacificRock Fish
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Indonesia PacificAnother shot from this fabulous dive site, easy and very very rich
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Italy Tyrrhenian SeaThe Aeolian Islands (Italian Isole Eolie) are a volcanic archipelago in the Tyrrhenian Sea north of Sicily.
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Philippines Bohol SeaDumaguete Coconut Milling (DUCOMI) Pier is the best dive site in Dauin. The pier columns are teeming with marine life. Unusual critters abound. Very Good for both macro and wide angle photography.
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Indonesia PacificGreat and very rich wall, easy dive and a lot of fish and critters by night
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Italy Tyrrhenian Seathis is an immersion in very very open water the deep is about 6,500-foot (2000-meter) -deep !
It is a deeper site in the mediterraneun Sea.
Nikonos camera + 15 mm ob.
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Indonesia PacificBunaken Island, wonderful reef and slope very rich and visitable by boat.
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Italy Tyrrhenian Sea A BIG SPERMWHALE CAPTURED IN FORBIDDEN NETS WE LIBERATED HIM more info about Lipari Island including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Australia Coral Sealook at Bubbles Corals, Minke Whale
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Thailand South China SeaOnly place to see sharks in koh tao (regularly)
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United States PacificGotta love the Channel Islands! Bugs, nudis, kelp, fish, sea lions, harbor seals, and otters.
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Italy Mediterranean SeaRyzostoma pulmo in love
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Egypt Red SeaNight diving
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Italy Tyrrhenian SeaDramatic Rescue of an Entangled Sperm Whale
In the summer of 1981, Alberto Romeo, his wife Lucia and several members of their underwater association Gruppo Ricercatori ed Operatori Subacquei G.R.O.SUB. set out to observe and photograph dolphins and whales and eggs of giant squid in the southern Mediterranean Sea. Their destination was the 6,500-foot (2000-meter) -deep waters near the Eolie Archipelago between Lipari and Salina Islands.
"The sun was shinning, the sea quiet, no wind" . Then they received a radio message that a whale was trapped in a fishing net nearby and proceeded to investigate. Several hours later they found a 60-foot (18 meter) -long sperm whale caught in an illegal drift net used to catch marlin. "The sperm whale was still breathing! So we immediately entered the water and saw massive injuries to his head," said Romeo. The team, familiar with the need for great caution when approaching a whale, was able to get close enough to the animal and begin to cut away the net while photographers captured the entire event. "He looked at us and we felt that he was understanding that we were saving him!"
As they removed the net from the whale's head his jaws opened for the first time in a long while. "We felt that he understood that we were his friends," commented Romeo. However, they became concerned that the whale's bleeding from its wounds would soon attract sharks. Fortunately, no predators appeared and after removing nearly all of the net, the whale finally began to swim away. "After a few meters and only a little piece of net still attached to its tail he turned to us to say 'thank you' and as silent as we found him, he slowly swam away and out of our sight."
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