The diving in the Knysna Lagoon is surprisingly rewarding, and there are some truly wonderful dive sites out in the open sea. The Garden Route […]
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Dive Port Elizabeth
“The Windy City” has a subtropical climate with light rain throughout the year. The area lies between the winter rainfall, Mediterranean climate zones of the […]
Dive Marico Oog
I have been having so much fun discovering all these local dive sites! Last week was Mossel Bay, an easy drive for a weekend to […]
Dive Mossel Bay
Mossel Bay is part of South Africa’s Garden Route and a rather quaint seaside town with a working harbour about four and a half hours […]
Local Dive Destinations
So I bet you’re all dreaming about dive travel right? I know I certainly am. The chance to dive in warm crystal clear water and […]
Tongue Eating Fish Louse
Tongue-eating lice are parasitic isopods that live in the mouths of marine fish such as spotted rose snapper. These parasites are hardly rare and approximately 380 […]
Gobey and Shrimp
Much like anemones and clownfish, pistol shrimp and certain bottom-dwelling gobies share a symbiotic relationship in which each partner benefits. These two species both live […]
Clownfish and Anenome
Clownfish spend their entire lives with their host anemone, rarely straying more than a few yards from it. They lay their eggs about twice a […]
Mantas and Remora
We already mentioned barnacles hitchhiking on whales and today we’re looking at the symbiotic relationship between remoras and manta rays. Manta rays don’t have many […]
Whales and Barnacles
In the case of barnacles and whales, only the barnacles benefit from attaching to the whales, but at no biological cost to the whale. This […]