Flamboyant Cuttlefish: The Tiny Psychopath of the Reef
It's three centimetres long, walks along the sea floor on [...]
It's three centimetres long, walks along the sea floor on [...]
Malapascua is famous for sharks, but its muck diving is world-class. Frogfish, seahorses, blue-ringed octopus, and creatures so camouflaged you'd swim right past them.
Every sunset, mandarin fish emerge from the coral rubble at Malapascua's Lighthouse reef to mate. It's one of the most colourful spectacles in diving, and most visitors miss it.
Flamboyant cuttlefish in full colour © Tim Rock Pfeffer’s flamboyant [...]
We have some weird critters here in the waters around [...]
Luwill is a local lad; a relatively new member of [...]
Oscar’s restaurant above TSD has been open for 15 months [...]
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For some of us, it’s already time to start thinking [...]
Trevor returned from Puerto Galera having completed a series of [...]
This week is the main Malapascua Island fiesta of the [...]