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Meet the Eel.

Meet the Eel.

by oceans | Jun 16, 2015 | divemaster internship, Learn to scuba dive, scuba diving Costa Rica, Scuba diving Manuel Antonio, snorkeling Costa Rica

The eel may seem frightening, especially when encountering its barred teeth and apprehensive stare underwater. But underneath the hisses, and bulging eyes, lies an intriguing character— there’s a lot more to the eel than meets the eye. What, exactly, is an eel? There...

Earth Day 2015: What can Divers do to Help the Marine Environment?

by oceans | Apr 18, 2015 | Conservation, Project AWARE, scuba diving Costa Rica, Scuba diving Manuel Antonio, snorkeling Costa Rica

Since the first Earth Day in 1970, over 192 countries worldwide have joined in the movement to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Being that the ocean accounts for 70 percent of the Earth’s surface, it only makes sense that we use this day to shed light...
Harlequin Shrimp: Small but Fierce

Harlequin Shrimp: Small but Fierce

by oceans | Apr 4, 2015 | Conservation, scuba diving Costa Rica, Scuba diving Manuel Antonio, snorkeling Costa Rica

  Peering into a crevice, you stumble upon what looks to be a beautiful underwater flower. Taking a closer look, you notice it has legs and its holding a starfish captive. What is this unique little creature? It’s a Harlequin shrimp, also known as Hymenocera...

Slugs of Paradise… The Nudibranch

by Scubabunny | Jul 17, 2014 | Conservation, scuba diving Costa Rica, Scuba diving Manuel Antonio, snorkeling Costa Rica

When visibility is low you learn to really appreciate the little things. Sometimes, the REALLY little things. When a nudibranch (pronounced nood-i-brank) was first shown to me I had no idea what I was looking at. Now, I often see that same vacant look I probably had...

Open Water Course Fun and Cano Island trips

by Scubabunny | May 15, 2011 | Cano Island, PADI courses, scuba diving Costa Rica, snorkeling Costa Rica

So the past couple of months have been busy, even after Semana santa. We have been busy with some nice local trips, a few shark sightings and quite a few open water courses and referrals. Very popular here if you don’t want to spend your time in the classroom...

Snorkeling at Cano Island

by Scubabunny | Apr 27, 2011 | Cano Island, scuba diving Costa Rica, snorkeling Costa Rica

So coming into rainy season, one could be known to have the blues, ..more so if you have a cold and you cant dive…especially when the water is BEAUTIFUL! But at 5:30am I sprang out of bed knowing that I was heading to Cano Island!! Cano is about 2 hours to the...

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