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Published: May 6th 2011
April 12th 2011
April 12th 2011
How many people can say they discovered a new species?
At a guess - something along the lines of number identified species - which depending on definition is between 2 and a 100 million (wikipedia). Lets say for simplicity that there are 10 million species on this planet, and that half were catalogued by a handful of early biologists pre-twentieth century - and another 4 million during... Read Full EntryThere are more photos below
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Ribiscus Tyroni
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Glossodoris Cinta
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Date: 6th May 2011
We really enjoyed your blog.
You are an excellent underwater photographer. Not easy. We used to do underwater video a lot but this is much harder. Excellent!
From Blog: Diving The Wonderful Macro World of the Lembeh Straits
We really enjoyed your blog.
You are an excellent underwater photographer. Not easy. We used to do underwater video a lot but this is much harder. Excellent!
From Blog: Diving The Wonderful Macro World of the Lembeh Straits
Date: 6th May 2011
Octopus
When Ali was a very small boy, aged about 4, we lived in the middle of England, about 100 miles from the sea. One morning Ali said to his Dad, "Daddy, if you happen to see an octopus on the way to work......" We fell about laughing before he could finish. Obviously we missed something! Fantastic photos as always, we're so glad you see more than just octopus (octopii?)
From Blog: Diving The Wonderful Macro World of the Lembeh Straits
Octopus
When Ali was a very small boy, aged about 4, we lived in the middle of England, about 100 miles from the sea. One morning Ali said to his Dad, "Daddy, if you happen to see an octopus on the way to work......" We fell about laughing before he could finish. Obviously we missed something! Fantastic photos as always, we're so glad you see more than just octopus (octopii?)
From Blog: Diving The Wonderful Macro World of the Lembeh Straits
FFS! Is that disgusting thing real?! It looks like a toy I wouldnt let Lydia have, because I didnt want it scaring me every time I accidently came accross it in her room.
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Real and nasty!
Yes this was a real spider and was malting it's old skin, stretching out it's new legs - really fascinating - new feature - you should spot this response ;)
From Blog: Diving The Wonderful Macro World of the Lembeh Straits
Date: 21st December 2011
''...you should spot this response ;) ''
I never payed much attention to my news feed until very recently. It was actully this new feature(which I accidentally noticed) that made me interested in it. Now, I look at the news feed everyday, to see who responded to my comments. I hope, I haven't missed too many from before I started checking them. :)
From Blog: Diving The Wonderful Macro World of the Lembeh Straits
''...you should spot this response ;) ''
I never payed much attention to my news feed until very recently. It was actully this new feature(which I accidentally noticed) that made me interested in it. Now, I look at the news feed everyday, to see who responded to my comments. I hope, I haven't missed too many from before I started checking them. :)
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Claire Hall
Your talents are endless!
Oh Ali, these pictures are incredible. How you don't hold your breath and explode while taking them I will never understand. Stunning. Well done. X
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