The Story of Water : the moray and the turtle

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Histoire d’eau : la murène et la tortue

The moray eel, because of its shape and way of moving, remember the snake, long animal oscillating body. However, it has very sharp small teeth, which the diver must stay away ! Often hidden in the coral, she does not hesitate to come out strongly in his lair in order to impress the diver by small attacks. The turtle, more nonchalant, concerned divers rarely visits. Often near coral she loves taste, it sometimes seems to converse with the small fish who approach. Type : Series ...

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Water tales : the sandbar shark in French Polynesia

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Histoires d’eau : le requin gris en Polynésie française

The sandbar shark is the shark species most common in French Polynesia. Curious by nature, he does not hesitate to approach divers and evolve among them. This shark sharing the field of reef shark, another tenant of coral. However, DAGs prefer to move the shark into deeper areas. It leaves the shallow lagoons black tip shark. Never measure over three meters, it remains impressive to encounter during walks underwater! Type : Series of magazines Thème : While images of underwater images Title :...

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The Story of Water : Lemon Shark in French Polynesia

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Histoire d’eau : le requin citron en Polynésie française

The lemon shark is named for its gray-yellowish. Measuring up to three meters, he does not like swimming depths and most often, skimming the ground, which makes it difficult to see. Living mainly near the coast, the diver can cross it alone or in small groups. The act of swimming mouth wide open gives him a menacing, This does not prevent passionate divers to approach, to observe. It is generally not very aggressive, but remains a potential danger to human. Type : Series of magazines Thème : In pictures ...

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The Story of Water : the manta ray in Polynesia

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Histoire d’eau : la raie manta en Polynésie

The manta ray is one of the largest fish found in Polynesian waters. Despite its impressive appearance, due in particular to his two horns around the head, it is quite harmless, Only the most experienced divers, however, will meet her because she lives in the ocean. Also called "devil of the seas" the manta ray is a type of cartilaginous fish of the family Myliobatidae. It is named after the Spanish word meaning Manta "coverage". It is the largest rays - more than 500 species -, sometimes reaching up to six meters wide and two tons ....

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The Story of Water : medley of fish

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Histoire d’eau : farandole de poissons

Misses, clownfish, pumpkinseed… all the small fish species live in perfect harmony in the lagoons of Polynesia clear. Just a few meters deep and the diver can enjoy the farandoles all these small species, hiding mostly in corals, anemones, well protected from predators. The presence of the diver does not seem to worry them more often, it is not uncommon to come across some curious fish, swimming towards the diver, close, to leave at high speed, go about their business. Type : Series ...

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The Story of Water : school of fish in French Polynesia

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Histoire d’eau : banc de poissons en Polynésie française

History of water us into the ocean depths, to meet the many and varied schools of fish existing in the waters of French Polynesia. How these groups, so many, sometimes up to thousands of individuals, and can they move in unison under the watchful eye of the diver amazed? Thon, poles, Misses, many species who like to meet to travel together and be stronger also face a potential predator. This image while allows us to cross numerous species in the clear waters with myriad blue lagoons of Polynesia ...

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