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KOMODO ACTIVITIES FROM NEAR. Komodo dragons are the largest species from the Varanidae circle of relatives, in addition to the most important lizards within the international, with a mean period of 2-three meters and may weigh up to 100 kg. The Komodo dragon is the apex predator in its habitat because to date no different massive carnivorous animals aside from this display lizard have been known everywhere in its geography.

Discovered this guy in my tank. Came as a hitchhiker on some rock/coral. Had to get rid of him because there was high chance he feeds on my zoanthid colonies. Also removed his eggs. I wish I could take it back and put the guy in a sump and give him a chance. Will keep an eye for more.

Two Lionesses Walking Throught African Scrub

Zebra Shark bothers Diver trying to clean the tank until it gets belly scritches

A change of pace...my wife visited Antarctica and saw these adorable Adelie penguins rushing in for a swim. One hits the water rather ungracefully. Brown Bluff, Tabarin Peninsula, Northern Antarctica.

Today we had an adventure to explore around the mangrove inlet island, Isla Isabela Galapagos. With some friends while riding a boat, the scenery around us is so beautiful and beautiful. Look at the applications that are around this island so cool and amazing!

The holidays could have been once a week even more, we found a beach that was so happy, see the sea scenery that was so beautiful was full of coolness. The beach on the side of Pueroto Villamil makes the heart feel beautiful!

Marine Iguanas graze on algae growing on rocks underwater along the shoreline. They consume a lot of sea water as they do this but they process the salt and periodically sneeze it out through their nostrils.

Scuba divers try to record a green turtle in the Galapagos islands. The first time I saw a turtle was amazing. Scuba tries to get close and take a moment for the show in this video. What an amazing moment!

Male Frigate bird following a boat where a female had perched on an antenna. One of about 8 males in the formation.

Scuba try to get close to a whale shark off the coast of Cancun, Mexico. Whale sharks are the largest sharks in fact they are the largest fish of any kind. It's huge, but despite its size, it's a gentle giant in the depths. This whale shark doesn't bite humans which can cause any damage, except hitting people who don't get out of the way. This scuba diver was amazed to see the sightings up close.

Scuba divers dive in the waters of the Galapagos, the waters around the Galapagos have very beautiful views. Scuba divers were silent watching Napoleon fish pass in front of him, Napoleon fish was very amazed to see the scuba, it made him beautiful smile!

Look how scared he is to see us coming near him, scuba trying to get closer to the beautiful Octopus. Make the Octopus afraid of being caught, very beautiful isn't it!

A wave of hammerhead sharks approaching Scuba divers. The hammerhead shark is a slightly scary looking ferocious shark that guards the waters in which they live as if they are not afraid of anything. It is not surprising that they are very confident considering the fact that they have highly developed eyesight and sensory organs that make them very capable hunters. Unlike most shark species, hammerhead sharks flock in groups of more than 100 individuals during the day, although they are solitary at night when hunting. Often seen in large congregations in areas like this, in the Galapagos Islands, they drift slowly in the current. It is a magnificent sight to behold and scuba divers come from all over the world to swim among these amazing animals. Always on the move, most shark species don't have a swim bladder and they have to keep moving to stay out of the bottom. They can also breathe more easily because the movement causes a greater flow of water over their gills. Hammerheads can actually rest one hemisphere of their brain in a sleep-like state, while the other hemisphere remains active to watch for threats. The Galapagos Islands is simply amazing to visit!

While shooting a puffer fish with bubble rings I hear my dive instructor to laugh under water

The diver tried to get close with the whale shark on the coral reef, he was very relaxed when we approached him. Very harmonious whale shark!

We were very surprised to see the appearance of the whale on the surface of the blue sea water, it was very beautiful before long he made a sound like singing. The voice is very noisy but very giving appreciation, very beautiful!

Look at the Zombie fish playing with bubbles, he is in a very beautiful Aquarium, he chooses to play. Rarely seen Zombie Fish, do you have one?

When we sailed in the middle of the ocean, we were accompanied by a lot of dolphins, looking very beautiful and beautiful to look at. This is so amazing!

Train a beautiful and cute dolphin, see how much fun he has playing ball with his trainer. She's so cute!

It is rare to see a dolphin that has its own uniqueness, having a red color all over its body. This is absolutely amazing!

It's amazing this very large whale, see him holding his child very beautifully, mother and child make beautiful singing sounds. They are so amazing!

The humpback whale is the largest mammal in the world which can reach 16 meters in size. This protected species is famous for being able to sing, they appear on the surface of the blue sea with a very large body. The humpback whale's singing has a mysterious feel but is comfortable to hear, this skill is only possessed by males to find a mate. She is beautiful and has a lot of sociality towards humans!

A very large Pelagic Cuvier beaked whale reveals itself on the surface of the sea. The uniqueness of this whale is rarely seen, which has a yellow body color and a white head. How amazing to see this rare occurrence, unique in itself!

An incident where the Mako shark's upper jaw popped out of its mouth, it seemed like it was escaping from the snare that was stabbed in its mouth, so it ran with all its might. It is a pity if the shark becomes extinct because it will be taken by a fisherman. Let's protect the sharks!