Marine animals
Jul. 11th, 2013 11:35 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
izardThis time it is not the most rich reef I've been too, but I have more encounters with interesting sea life than ever. This is because now I know the secret: Get There Early! (This secret is well known to all the fishermen, but I did not realize it applies to freediving).
So, I got a hawksbill sea turtle. (Critically endangered, so must be difficult to come by)
(now I'd like to meet a green sea turtle)
a baby stingray
It was the most difficult animal to stalk, such a coward!
A sea snake
or what is it? It was moving much faster than a trepang.
A barracuda
An anemona is guarded by two clownfish
Very common thing actually, a cleaner wrasse and an urchin come as a bonus.
An octopus
And by the way, the guys at Eilat underwater observatory should get their octopus a bigger aquarium!
Divers getting their useless certificates
And by the way that was the first time I've seen kids younger than 8 with aqualungs - is it even legal?
Strange tourists who cannot swim but keep trying,
And finally myself:
So, I got a hawksbill sea turtle. (Critically endangered, so must be difficult to come by)
(now I'd like to meet a green sea turtle)
a baby stingray
It was the most difficult animal to stalk, such a coward!
A sea snake
or what is it? It was moving much faster than a trepang.
A barracuda
An anemona is guarded by two clownfish
Very common thing actually, a cleaner wrasse and an urchin come as a bonus.
An octopus
And by the way, the guys at Eilat underwater observatory should get their octopus a bigger aquarium!
Divers getting their useless certificates
And by the way that was the first time I've seen kids younger than 8 with aqualungs - is it even legal?
Strange tourists who cannot swim but keep trying,
And finally myself:
