Sunset at Ko Born
Briefing on board before diving with enriched air
Me during the security stop
Vista through the sea fan
Young corals growing up ...
The diving tour ends ...
Boat wreckage in the depth of 30 Meters
A Manta baby with its 3 Meters wingspread
Beautiful end of that dive turn
The Mantas head
Diving group memory photo
Rama and Sita at the Kecak dancing
Paddy field
Balinese Hindu temple in the Lake Batur
Lake Batur and Mount Abang (2151m)
Toya Bungkah and Lake Batur
Tanah Lot Temple
Tanah Lot Temple
Private temple behind the wall
Balinese Hindu temple
Balinese Hindu temple
Macaques are to delouse each other
Pura Ulun Danu Temple in Bedugul
Whitetip Shark
The coral ground near Koh Born
Fantastic under water landscape full of corals
Butterflyfish at the seabed
Get ready for the jump into the water
Diving boat Sai Mai
Tap Lamu in moonlight
Same Manta comes and goes
La Manta passa
Other Manta comes to join us
Mantas have fun with us
Cephalic lobes of the Manta
Unique vista under water
The Manta is flying through the water
Coming closer to get in touch
The Manta Ray and the diver
Touching the Manta is amazing ...
Manta with its full wingspread
Harmonic flow of the Manta
Mantas fine hairy surface
Manta ray in its natural habitat
Playing with the giant Manta
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Whitetip Shark by Similan
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Although the oceanic whitetip is highly opportunistic and aggressive, and has been known to attack humans for food, divers have swum with this shark repeatedly without being harmed. Divers are advised to approach the shark only with extreme caution, not spear fish near this shark and, if the shark comes too close or gets too inquisitive, to get out of the water as soon as possible. It is suggested regarding sharks in general that if a shark begins to push a diver, it should be hit on the snout, gills or eyes; however, anecdotal evidence suggests that this may be less effective in deterring whitetips.
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