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Lembeh Divesites: Angel’s Window

Even though it is not a Muck Dive Angel’s Window is one of Lembeh’s Signature Divesites. This beautiful Pinnacle Dive is the favourite Dive Spot of many of our Return Guests and situated on the northern island side of the strait. It is named after its distinctive Swim Trough Cave from Read more…

By Serge, 9 yearsApril 24, 2014 ago
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Updates and omissions

Update 1. In the blog on cephalopods I mentioned that we still had a couple of species to be seen. Not so now, we saw an algae octopus yesterday and on this morning’s first dive, not one but two hairy octopus were found. I guess that´s it for the cephalopods! Read more…

By NAD Lembeh, 10 yearsSeptember 24, 2012 ago
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Creature Feature: Bargibanti Pygmy Seahorse

The Bargibanti Pygmy Seahorse (hippocampus bargibanti) is the most common Pygmy Seahorse and found all over the Indo-Pacific region. It was the first Pygmy Seahorse that has been discovered (1969) and still counts as the classic Pygmy Seahorse. It grows to maximum 2 cm, lives only in Muricella Seafans and Read more…

By NAD Lembeh, 11 yearsDecember 4, 2011 ago

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Whilst we are all super busy looking around the seabed for weird critters, it's important not to forget to look up at some of the

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