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Decompression depression Apr 9 2008
Hatched turtle eggs?
No. Imploded ping pong balls. Another one of my “home-cooked” inventions went wrong yesterday as I landed on the sand next to the Black Coral tree in 30m (98ft) of water off Sodwana bay.
Tags: africa, black, camera, coral, crew, ping pong, ping pong ball, rare, sand, sodwana, tree, turtle, waterGrace under pressure Jan 29 2008
The trumpeter swan is the largest and rarest swan in the world. It is a magnificent bird with white feathers and a black bill, feet and legs.
Did you know? Sunfish Nov 7 2007
Sunfish (Mola mola) are disc-shaped fish found in tropical and temperate seas, at depths of up to 360m (1 200ft).
Nearer the surface of the water they often drift on their sides.
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Rare divers on the rise in some parts of UK Sep 17 2007
The numbers of rare black-throated divers (Gavia arctica), also known as Arctic “loons” in North America, and red-throated divers (pictured above), or red-throated loons (Gavia stellata), are on the rise in Scotland and the Hebrides Islands, off the west coast of Scotland.
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