The Dragon Shrimp (Miropandalus hardingi) usually lives on whip corals and is quite a rare critter in Lembeh, although at the moment we seem to have a lot (and a lot of everything in general!). It is not a very exciting animal, so my video is quite short, it did move a little bit so there is some ‘action’ in there. I shot this selection of clips and images whilst giving Stenly and Johan a dive as part of their photo courses. Stenly shooting the 7D and Johan with the S95.
Nudibranchs are renowned for their stunning and diverse colourations, which make them some of the most visually captivating creatures in the ocean. Many Nudibranchs possess exquisite camouflage that allows them to mimic the colours and Read more…
Decorator Crabs are a common sighting on our dives in the Lembeh Strait……seeing the various forms they take on and why, is where it gets interesting. Depending on the species, Decorator Crabs vary greatly in Read more…
Nudibranchs possess a unique feeding adaptation known as the radula, a specialised organ found within their mouths. The radula is a ribbon-like structure lined with rows of tiny, backward-curving teeth made of chitin, a hard Read more…