June was a great critter-filled month and on many days the visibility was excellent (for Lembeh!) Be sure to watch for the blue-ringed octopus feasting on a crab larger than the cephalopod itself. Best watched in 4K!
June was a great critter-filled month and on many days the visibility was excellent (for Lembeh!) Be sure to watch for the blue-ringed octopus feasting on a crab larger than the cephalopod itself. Best watched in 4K!
The Lembeh Strait is famous for all the weird critters, but there are as well colourful, thriving corals at many of the dive sites. This video shows the fantastically diverse coral at our nearby dive sites, where you can ‘have it all’ and see not only famous critters but also beautiful reefs. I couldn’t resist and had to include a few scenes of critters, shot with a fish-eye though :-). Best watched in 4K!
Make sure your sound is turned up for this epic underwater battle between the tiny skeleton shrimps and the ‘massive’ sea hare. Will Luke Skeleton Shrimp save his young from the sudden attack? Watch ‘The Skeleton Shrimp Strikes Back’ to find out!
March was another wildly critter-filled month here in Lembeh! Among many other things we saw a seahorse wearing a funny hat, an one-eyed shrimp, a reef octopus getting his eyes cleaned and a ghost-pipefish photobombing a coconut octopus. Enjoy!
Here are some highlights from February…check out the cardinal fish – I don’t know how he manages all these eggs…crazy!
This February is all about frogfishes…here’s a short video of some of the common species we usually see while diving the Lembeh Strait – Enjoy!
The year startet very good in Lembeh. With lots of frogfish (especially hairy ones), cephalopods (even flamboyant cuttlefish hatching) and many pretty nudibranchs, January was very productive, Here are a few highlights – enjoy!