(Read the title with ecstatic joy.) Whale sharks do come to stay in the Gulf of Davao: I’d seen several videos of sightings from as early as 2009 (c/o Carabao Dive Center and Maxima Beach Resort). And today — at long last! — I got to see one for myself. It was a juvenile, because [...]
Love affair with nudibranchs
I take pictures of marine life as part of my involvement in the Save the Philippine Seas movement, and as I’ve mentioned in a previous post, I organize these photos via online resources in an effort to help the advocacy along. While it gives me satisfaction doing this, what provides real pleasure is when I [...]
Suggested reading
I wrote an article about mooring buoys and the destruction caused by anchors for the Save the Philippine Seas site. The backdrop is the Davao Gulf, but the situation, I believe, can be applied anywhere in the country (or the world, for that matter). Please click below to read the post: Why we need mooring [...]
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DOT-11 promotes scuba diving — at last!
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March ’12 club dive
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Ah…the diver’s life!
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My 200th dive
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Amazing sharks of Malapascua
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Blogie: Thanks for dropping by, Chris!...
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Christopher Kaluna: Aloha all, just checking out the site....
- Better than Shells! (Part 1) | | Save The Philippine SeasSave The Philippine Seas: [...] this article, “Keep sea shells where t...
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Winston: waaaa nice. Nainggit ako!! hahaha...
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