Lessons Learned from Muay Thai
My opponent is my teacher. My ego is my enemy.
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Monochrome Monday While in Papua..
Wildlife Wednesday: Javan Rusa
Similar situation faced by the other wildlife animals, habitat of the Javan Rusa is limited due to human activity. Its population in the wild is considered vulnerable according to IUCN.
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Octopus
Day 23 of Underwater Photo Challenge Octopus can kill you with their venoms. But, only a few octopus species that have such fatal venoms. Blue-ringed octopus is the most highly […]
Mushroom Coral Ghost Shrimp
Day 10 of Underwater Photo Challenge This is a sample of two species having a symbiotic relationship: the mushroom coral and the ghost shrimp. The ghost shrimp are often being […]
The Crocodilefish
Day Nine of Underwater Photo Challenge It’s not a crocodile, but its appearance resembles the crocodile that makes it is called Crocodilefish. It is also known as Giant flathead. The […]
Seahorse
Day Eight of Underwater Photo Challenge A unique species, and do you know that seahorse is monogamous and mate for life? The pictures were taken in Indonesia and the Philippines.
Pink Squat Lobster
Day Five of Underwater Photo Challenge From dives I have done, I have encountered Pink Squat Lobster twice, in Bangka Island (North Sulawesi, Indonesia) and in Ambon Bay (Maluku, Indonesia). […]
Harlequin Shrimp
Day Four of Underwater Photo Challenge Often being called as a clown shrimp due to its striking patterns, Harlequin Shrimp is one of the colorful shrimps I have ever seen. […]
Frogfish
Day Three of Underwater Photo Challenge Blimey! I missed day two of the challenge! This post should be out on the second day, but somehow it did not go as […]
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