During my dive trip in Lembeh Strait, Sulawesi, Indonesia, exactly a year ago, I spotted several frogfish. A type of fish that looks like a frog, just like its name ;). Frogfish is actually a type of anglerfish. In Autralia, they are known as anglerfish, while 'frogfish' refers to a different type of fish (I don't know what kind of fish Australians referring to when they're talking about frogfish!). This time, I'm going to share with you a scene where I found a yellow frogfish taking a walk... :... [Read Post]
12 Oct 2010, 11:50 |
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A few days ago, my colleague said, "Hey Nila... do you know that your blog is being reviewed in the latest edition of Chic magazine?" I said, "Oh really? I didn't know that". She said, "Yes, I've read it. You should check it out!" So, I ran to a bookstore during lunch hour and found the magazine the...
12 Oct 2010 10:42
I LOVE MANTA RAYS!!!I can never get enough of them! They always make me happy every time I see them (of course, who wouldn't?!!). They're so elegant, calm and beautiful! Very little facts known about manta rays. What I know, it is the largest species of the rays. The size can be up to 7 meters acros...
01 Oct 2010 00:05
The Jakarta Globe, the second biggest English daily newspaper in Indonesia in terms of circulation, contacted me a few days ago and asked for a one-on-one interview for their "My Jakarta" page.Zack Peterson, the journalist, spent about an hour to interview me and we talked about many things, includi...
25 Sep 2010 11:38
Palau, Micronesia is one of the places on my wish list that I've always wanted to visit . Not only because of the beauty of the islands and pristine water, but mainly because of its fame among scuba-divers around the globe!I remember two years ago I bought a book titled "Passport to diving the world...
23 Aug 2010 17:54
Stingless jellyfish?Yep. This animal does exist! And there are only two places in the world known as its habitat: Palau, Micronesia and Kakaban Island, Indonesia :)The scientific name of the stingless jellyfish is Ornate Cassiopeia. They live in a close environment, thus, they do not have any threat...
21 Aug 2010 22:53
