From the planet’s most colourful fish to its largest animal, we bring you the marine life that has pushed limits to the extreme.
From the planet’s most colourful fish to its largest animal, we bring you the marine life that has pushed limits to the extreme.
Dramatic topography, chance encounters with mantas and whale sharks, unexplored dive sites with nary another boat in sight; at South Asia’s eastern edge, Burma’s Mergui Archipelago is the Andaman Sea’s best kept secret. Until now.
Nowadays, thanks to a large investment of both time and money in ocean exploration, we are discovering how full of “wonder” our ocean really is. Here are nine incredible underwater wonders.
When NASA launched Apollo 8 – the first manned spacecraft to leave the Earth’s orbit, reach the moon and return – they became the first humans to ever witness “Earthrise”. Floating in the perpetual darkness of space over 300,000 kilometres away from civilisation, they gazed back to take a look at our Earth; only half visible, a blue marble slowly spinning. Our blue planet.
This week we pay tribute to the incredible work of Dr. Andrea Marshall. A leading scientist whose research on manta rays has helped redefine the way people see them!
There is something about a certain kind of blue that gets the diving juices flowing, and whatever blue you need to get into, you’ll find it in the Aegean.
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