Wednesday, 18 November 2009

Something tiny

We often underestimate the power of tiny. The biggest changes in the world has been created in the grass level first.
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Tuesday, 27 October 2009

HMS Scilla. Plymouth. U.K

This wreck has always been very 'cold' and unfriendly to me...In my head... I have dived it many times; first time when it was sank, second time three weeks later and then many, many times during my years of diving.

I have seen it to change from a clean lump of metal to the cosy home for many underwater creatures.

Today there are plenty of life in this artificial reef of Plymouth.

It is very nice wreck to dive and divers seem to love it, but for me there is always something dark in it...I never feel safe and happy there. I have no idea why.
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HMS Scilla, Plymouth. U.K


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Monday, 5 October 2009

Spider Grab

Portland Harbour, U.K.

Spider crab can be found in most sea beds, often resting in an open rather than hiding. The algae that grows on their backs can make them difficult to spot. They are occationally seen grouped together which protects the newly moulted and mated females beeing positioned in the centre. 

Even if you're tempted to poke them, don't. They will get extremely stressed and most likely they go for you and that hurts. 

Always remember never touch any animals under water. This is their home. Respect that. 


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