Sentences with phrase «bamboo sharks»

Daydream has a range of shark species on display in its Living Reef lagoons including, Brown banded Bamboo Sharks, a Sickle Fin Lemon Shark, Black - tip Reef Sharks and Epaulette Sharks.

Take for example Manta Bay: a plethora of Manta rays at arm's reach one day then the next, only a distant silhouette of one but more than made up for with a beautiful Marble ray and Bamboo shark around.

After an observation of pathogenesis in a hammerhead shark in captivity (which sadly didn't survive), researchers at the Belle Isle Aquarium of the Detroit Zoological Institute decided to try to hatch the seemingly unfertilized eggs their white spotted bamboo sharks would leave around the tank.

A 2014 study tested how bamboo shark embryos fared in warmer, more acidic water.

Divers also find octopus on the huge limestone rocks that are a feature of this dive site as well as bamboo sharks or a chance sighting of Mola Mola.

Check ahead for free, open - to - all - ages Friday evening events around the Shark Lagoon, where you'll be able to touch harmless bamboo sharks and bigger species as well as rays in the aquarium's Shark Lagoon.

Although a very shallow reef to dive in, there are larch coral and rock formations in the deeper sections that are big enough for bamboo sharks to hide underneath.

This week in Lembongan... While diving at Manta Point, our divers were lucky to spot this lazy bamboo shark lounging around in the open.

And as the main highlight are the Manta Rays, normally the rest of marine life is ignored or missed... Apart from other «big» stuff like bamboo sharks or turtles, the rest don't get much attention; but when looking closely and slowly, you can find a huge variety of nudibranch, shrimps, crabs... And today, one of our great guides, Baron, found a tiny white clown Frogfish at Manta Point on Lembongan!!!

Shark Point is an excellent site, but a little misleadingly named for although you are likely to encounter several leopard sharks here and maybe the occasional bamboo shark, it is for its spectacular pristine coral that Shark Point is best loved.

Blacktip reef sharks and whitetip reef sharks have been known to make appearances in the area and be sure not to startle bamboo sharks which may be hiding under rocks or cracks.

The resort is centrally positioned within the Raja Ampat marine park, just 10 minutes away from Manta Sandy and well - known manta cleaning station, in an area known for five different species of pygmy sea horse, and endemic sharks like the ornate wobbegong and the epaulette bamboo shark.

Brown - banded bamboo sharks can sense these fields even before they've hatched from their egg cases, researchers report today in PLOS ONE.

Home to a breathtaking reef system beneath the waves, a dive here will reveal many miter shells, nudibranchs, catfish, rays and bamboo sharks.

Havard from Norway who is visiting us for the third time already was been lucky enough to see eagle rays, marble rays, bamboo sharks, turtles, scorpion fish and because the water is getting colder he has been lucky to see two Mola.

Apart from the mantas we saw a few giant frogfish, cuttlefish, giant trevally, juvenile silver sweetlip, turtles, bamboo sharks and many other big and small reef fish in every color of the rainbow.

«A lovely way to end the dive, we have been so lucky» said the group of Instructor's and Dive master's from Gili islands, not only did they see the Turtles they also saw a Big school of Hammerheads, Great Barracuda, 7 White tip reef sharks, Eagle rays, Bamboo sharks, Lobsters and Grouper!!

Guitar Shark, Black Tip Reef Shark, Bamboo Sharks and Melanistic Mantas.

THIS WEEK IN LEMBONGAN... Having fun with the Mantas again, seen Dolphins playing from the boat again, some Turtle action, Sea snakes, Nudis, shrimp and macro fun and some of our guys were lucky enough to stumble upon a bamboo shark.

There are also many white - tip sharks residing in Gato, as well as cat sharks and bamboo sharks.

The bamboo sharks at Nusa Penida are also relaxed and chilled during the day; slowly swimming or just resting in an overhang or just in a cozy hole in the reef.

We rarely dive more than 15m deep at this site as along with the main attract of the mantas, turtles, nurse sharks, bamboo sharks and blue - spotted rays are regularly sighted at this depth, when the sea conditions are calm and favourable, it's a dive to be savoured.

The bamboo sharks are a pretty common sighting around Nusa Penida, next to Nusa Lembongan, where we are based.

The thirty - minute dive gives the diver the chance to get up close and personal with large but docile grey nurse sharks, as well as sandbar whalers, wobbygong sharks, and bamboo sharks.

Underwater World shark tank is home to large but docile grey nurse sharks, sandbar whaler sharks, wobbygongs and bamboo sharks.

But from hammerheads to bamboo sharks, you're sure to meet at least one of these toothy animals during your scuba diving career.

... and more fishes & sea life, Bamboo Shark, Bluefin Trevallie, Leafscorpionfish, Manta, Spiny Devilfish

Dry Island (Hon Ko), Phu Quoc: Recognizable above the surface by its rocks sticking up out of the water, this is an incredible site made up of a reef system that is home to mitre shells, rays, bamboo sharks, nudibranchs, catfish and scorpionfish.

Besides night critters like Sponge, Decorator and Hydroid Crab and Marbled Shrimps, one of the main highlights of this dive was the opportunity that some of our divers had to see a Bamboo Shark!

Bamboo sharks are a feature at Phu Quoc so be sure to work your dive master hard for a sighting.

Even some sharks, such as leopard and bamboo sharks can be seen resting on the sand or under large rocks.

Larger species such as blacktip reef sharks, marble rays, bamboo sharks and leopard sharks are not uncommon sights.