Eagle eyes in turbid waters
April 29, 2009
What’s there to see in the mucky depths of Hantu? PLENTY!
Here are some shots, speckled with the stuff that makes Hantu diving so endearingly infamous!
Pictures by Blog volunteer Khoo Ming Sheng.
Pseudoceros flatworm
Tomato clown anemonefish
Gorgeous nudibranches
Cryptic Sawtooth shrimp
Bullocki nudibranch on seafan
Whip goby
We adore our Black coral!
Volunteers with the Hantu Blog are a special breed! With an unfettered passion for local reefs, they remain undeterred by the “dusty” environment on our reefs and have been working hard to “bring clarity to local reefs” when most others would jump right out of it!
The Hantu Blog conducts volunteer training programs for certified divers. If you have the capacity to bring light to our reefs and work for their future, email to tell us within 200 words what inspires you about local waters and why you’d want to become a volunteer with us.
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