Tangleworms are among the most appealing (if that’s possible) of the worms, chiefly because one doesn’t have to look at their bodies too much. They reside in tubes made of mucous, decorated with sand and… Continue reading…
Hi divers Summer is on its way as can be seen by the southeasterly winds that are prevalent during the next few months. The plus side of this is it keeps the colder rainy days… Continue reading…
The MFV Orotava was part of the I&J fishing fleet, and was scuttled in Smitswinkel Bay in 1983. She lies alongside the SAS Transvaal, and within a few hundred metres of the SAS Good Hope, the… Continue reading…
Worms may not seem to be a particulary alluring choice of topic to mull over, and I’m actually inclined to agree with you after listening to my sister (mother of an infant) recounting the tale… Continue reading…
We found the marine life of Malta strikingly different to what we are used to at home. I like to think that we are pretty good at finding things, because diving in Cape Town sometimes… Continue reading…
Hi divers We have had some amazing diving days of late. Friday saw conditions at Long Beach that we have been longing for for months. Warm, clean water with an abundance of life. The ocean’s… Continue reading…
Fanworms are hard to photograph. They live in little tubes, either little leathery ones that they bury in the sand, or in ones made from sand, bits of shell, and a gummy mucous excreted to… Continue reading…
