"Now more than ever do I realize that I will never be content of a sedentary life on the surface, I will always be haunted by thoughts of being drenched elsewhere"….
This black-bluish flatworm (Platyhelminthes Pseudobiceros) gracefully glide or wiggle before us while we explore Irako Maru wreck in Coron, Palawan. We only had encounters (second time) with this graceful critters in the cold and quiet waters of Coron.
The Coral Triangle composed of countries Indonesia, Malaysia, Timor Leste, Solomon Islands, Philippines and Papua New Guinea – the Amazon of the Oceans. Let us protect the oceans that connect us all!
“The moray disseminates propaganda with its evil eyes and bared fangs. But alas, it is as prosaic as you and I and the cat. It is a confirmed home lover and wishes to be unmolested in the routine of life.” Jacques Yves Cousteau wrote about his discovery on the harmless reality behind the reputation of moray eels.
Meet this new friend while exploring Sabang wrecks in Puerto Galera. He cleverly adapts to his surroundings, can you see it?
Interdependency among critters in the depths is not uncommon, this emperor shrimp was lurking under the belly of a sea cucumber, claiming as refuge. We turned the unsuspecting cucumber upside down while diving in Black Forest (Mantigue Island) to uncover the minute shrimp.
Life in the Great Beyond 
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